Happenings Around Campus and Winter Park

Families can dine on their own at any Rollins Dining location, click this link for locations and hours.

Be sure to see the newly installed "Beautiful Day for a Neighbor" bronze sculpture created by renowned British Sculptor, Paul Day. Tour maps are included in your Family Weekend Welcome bag or click here for the audio tour.

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Location: Located on the backside of Knowles Memorial Chapel facing Chase Avenue.

The only teaching museum in the greater Orlando area, RMA is open to campus and community year-round. Click here for more information.

Rollins Spirit Shop - Show your spirit by purchasing your favorite items from the Spirit Shop. Family Weekend Spirit Shop hours Nov 6-8. Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Sunday 11 a.m-2 p.m.. Click here for more information.
Location: 200 W. Fairbanks Avenue, WP

A significant part of the Alfond Collection is on view at The Alfond Inn, a philanthropic boutique hotel whose proceeds fund Rollins student scholarships. The works are part of the permanent collection of the Rollins Museum of Art; their presence at the Inn gives the museum the opportunity to expand its footprint and its teaching mission for the entire community.

The Hannibal Square Heritage Center pays tribute to the past, present and future contributions of Winter Park's African-American community. Through its innovative programming in the arts and humanities, the Heritage Center is a neighborhood focal point, archive, and home to the expanding exhibition. Click here for more information and operating hours.
Location: 642 W. New England Avenue, WP

The Morse Museum houses the world’s most comprehensive collection of works by Louis Comfort Tiffany, in addition to American art pottery, late 19th-and early 20th-century American painting, graphics, and decorative art. Click here for Museum operating hours and more information.
Location: 445 N. Park Avenue, WP 

(Saturday from 8 a.m.-1 p.m.) - click here for more information.
Location: Central Park West Meadow, located at the corner of New York Avenue & Morse Boulevard, WP.

The Winter Park History Museum’s exhibition, GOLDEN ROOTS: THE CITRUS LEGACY OF WINTER PARK. Discover the agricultural heritage that helped shape Winter Park. Golden Roots: The Citrus Legacy of Winter Park explores how citrus transformed the city’s economy, landscape, and community—and helped establish Central Florida’s reputation as a place of sunshine, health, and opportunity.

Long before Winter Park became known as the “City of Homes,” orange groves, packing houses, and railroads were central to life in the growing community. Citrus attracted settlers, supported local businesses, and connected Winter Park to markets across the nation.

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Location: 200 W. New England Avenue, WP

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Location: 312 E. Morse, WP