Interested in learning more about history, art, current issues, how-to-do projects? There are many venues in Central Florida where you can expand your knowledge, enjoy yourself and not make a dent in the budget.
1. The Morse Museum of American Art
Each year the Morse Museum presents a free lecture series that deals with timely art historical subjects. Programs take place on Wednesdays in the McKean Pavilion, 161 West Canton Ave. (just behind the museum), and are followed by a reception. Check the website under programs and events for details.
2. The Holocaust Memorial Resource and Education Center of Florida
In keeping with its mission to use the history and lessons of the holocaust in order to build a more just and caring community, the center offers an ongoing series of free commemorative programs and films about the holocaust and its survivors. Topics and dates for these programs can be found at the website.3. Home Depot Home Improver Club
Looking to make some repairs or updates around the house? Questions about when to plant or what to plant? The Home Depot has ongoing workshops that deal with household repairs and updates, and landscaping issues. Check the website for listings of workshops at stores in your area.4. University of Central Florida
Expand your horizons. The University of Central Florida has a variety of free lectures, concerts and events that are open to the public. Check the public event website weekly to find something that might be of interest.The UCF College of Arts & Humanities offers many free concerts, master classes, and a Guest Artist series. Most are located on campus, but many are in located in venues throughout the Central Florida area. Check the Arts & Humanities event schedule for specific information about dates and locations.
5. Orange County Regional History Center
Check the History Center's Calendar of Events to find occasional free events like the Brown Bag Lunch & Learn series, the History Book Club and other seasonal events.


