Winter Park's West Side | Land & Community (Part II) Curated by Dawn Roe, a partnership with Rollins College

Winter Park's West Side | Land & Community (Part II) shifts the focus to photographs created by members of the Winter Park Community Center Seniors Group, including longtime Hannibal Square residents, their neighbors, and residents of the nearby Winter Park Plymouth Senior Housing Apartments. Developed through the ongoing Intergenerational Photography: Land & Community initiative, the exhibition celebrates photography as a powerful tool for preserving community memory and cultural heritage.

The opening reception will also feature the premiere of a new documentary by Macbeth Studio, directed by Jim Hobart, Program Manager of Crealdé School of Art's Photography Department. Through the voices of longtime West Side residents, the film captures the stories, memories, and lived experiences that have shaped one of Central Florida's most significant historic African American communities.

Together, the exhibition and documentary celebrate the people, places, and enduring legacy of Hannibal Square, preserving these stories for future generations while honoring the community's resilience, history, and cultural heritage.