The  Albin Polasek Museum & Sculpture Gardens is having a special exhibit about puppets and puppet mastery. Come out and experience the puppets of MichLee. Learn about the rich history of puppeteering and the intricacy involved with story telling and puppet creation.

This is a fun exhibit for the whole family. Call the museum for ticket prices and exhibition times at, (407) 645-5311.

This exhibit runs from May 6-31.

Could you use a step up in business? Attend the next Winter Park Chamber Small Business Education Series and learn how to negotiate with out Negotiating Techniques workshop on May 16. Doors open at 8am. Come out to meet and network with other business owners. This is a great opportunity for you to take your business to the next level. For more information call: (407) 644-8281.

Come out to the Winter Park Chamber of Commerce on May 9 at 7:45am for a great discussion about The Future of Education is Building Now. Learn how we in the business community can help others learn and establish themselves. This is also a great time to meet and network with other area business owners and operators. For more information call: (407) 644-8281.

Grab your running shoes and come out and run for the Hunter Vision Watermelon 5K Run this July 4th at 7am.

So gather your friends, family and neighbors for a spectacular Independence Day celebration of fitness and fun! All runners receive a festive t-shirt, plentiful refreshments, ice-cold watermelon and more!

Run/Walk 5k, Free Kids Run, Watermelon Eating Contest and more!

For more information visit The Track Shack online at, www.trackshack.com.

Come out tonight for a free concert by the Winter Park High School Band. Concert starts at 7pm at the Winter Park High School on 2100 Summerfield Road in Winter Park. The concert is 100% Free so please make your way down and support your local high school band!

Come to the Knowles Memorial Chapel April 26-27 for a celebration of Prokofiev’s epic Alexander Nevsky Suite. This program will highlight music’s celebration of victory and triumph.

Shows start at 3pm and costs $25-$55
For more information call Betsy Gwinn at 407-646-2182, or visit the Bach festival on the web at, http://www.BachFestivalFlorida.org.

SPREE is a pop-up consignment sale benefiting children who are blind or with visual impairments. The funds from the sale will go to Lighthouse Central Florida, the area’s only private, non-profit agency offering a comprehensive range of services to people living with sight impairment in the tri-county area. The funds from the sale will specifically benefit Lighthouse CFL’s Early Intervention Program for children with visual impairments between the ages of 0-5. The sale will feature clothing and accessories for women, men, and children.

So join us the weekend of April 26-29 in raising funds for this worthy cause. Event runs from 9am-6pm each day.

For more information call Dani Mihalic at 407-898-2483 ext. 235.

Join us on Saturday, April 26, 7:30am at the Showalter Field on 2525 Cady Way. In honor of National Arbor Day, the Parks & Recreation Department of the City of Winter Park will proudly host the 22nd annual Jeannette Genius McKean 5K Memorial Run for the Trees.

This exciting 5K (3.1 miles) run/walk will begin at Showalter Field, located at 2525 Cady Way, and finish on beautiful Genius Drive which is open to the public only once a year for this magnificent event. Funds raised from the event will support the Winter Park Tree Replacement Fund. Each “Run for the Trees” race participant will receive a commemorative T-shirt as well as a young tree to plant at a location of their choice.

For specific race details and registration information, please visit www.trackshack.com.

Come and learn how you can make your home more sustainable. Please join us for the City of Winter Park Sustainability Program Workshop Series. Spots must be reserved.

Saturday, April 26, from 10- 11:30am at the Winter Park Community Center located at 721 W. New England Ave.

For more information call, 407-559-3364 or visit the Even Brite website at,  http://www.eventbrite.com/o/city-of-winter-park-5593791349
To register email th ecity of Winter Park at,  sustainability@cityofwinterpark.org

Come to Central Park this Saturday April 19 for the 60th Annual Easter Egg Hunt. Presented by the City of Winter Park, this fun-filled event will provide as much excitement and laughs for adults as it will for youngsters.

Children up to 10 years of age can begin lining up at 9:30 a.m. The hunt will begin promptly at 10 a.m. Children with special needs are also encouraged to join in the fun.

Over 10,000 eggs will be placed throughout Central Park. As always, children who come up empty handed will still be able to enjoy special treats at the designated candy area.