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January 2021
TGMS GEM, FOSSIL AND MINERAL SHOW – POSTPONED
POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Gem, Fossil, Mineral. Crafts, Jewelry Show
Find out more »Now & Then Hannibal Square Walking Tour
To RSVP or for more information, contact HSHC manager: Barbara Chandler [email protected] Explore the historic African American community of Hannibal Square in Winter Park on a guided tour with Fairolyn Livingston, Hannibal Square Heritage Center chief historian. Walk the streets of today while immersing yourself in the history of yesterday... when Hannibal Square was a segregated, self-sustaining community. Segregation created the necessity and opportunity for entrepreneurship. The resiliency of residents made this a successful vibrant thriving community. Along the tour…
Find out more »USWNT v. Colombia – International Friendly
Face coverings should be worn at all times unless actively eating or drinking. This event only allows mobile as a delivery method. All fans age 2 and older require a ticket. Prices subject to change. U.S. Soccer prefers Visa. For more information visit www.ussoccer.com COVID-19 WARNING: An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any place where people gather. COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and death. You assume all risks, hazards, and dangers arising…
Find out more »Orange County Heritage Day: Becoming Florida
On January 23, the History Center continues its annual tradition of celebrating our county’s official beginnings with free admission and fun activities for the whole family, adding a special theme for 2021: “Becoming Florida.” This year we’ll honor our county’s 176th birthday, hailing the January day in 1845 when the Florida Legislature had the good sense to name what had been Mosquito County after a beautiful citrus fruit instead of a pesky insect. We have even more heritage to celebrate…
Find out more »Orange County Heritage Day: Becoming Florida
On January 23, the History Center continues its annual tradition of celebrating our county’s official beginnings with free admission and fun activities for the whole family, adding a special theme for 2021: “Becoming Florida.” This year we’ll honor our county’s 176th birthday, hailing the January day in 1845 when the Florida Legislature had the good sense to name what had been Mosquito County after a beautiful citrus fruit instead of a pesky insect. We have even more heritage to celebrate…
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