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This program is part of the Gray-Wulff Environmental Series.
Join us for an illustrated lecture presenting highlights from the new book, The Traprock Landscapes of New England: Environment, History, and Culture by Peter LeTourneau, Ph.D. and Robert Pagini.
Born and raised in Meriden, Robert Pagini and Dr. LeTourneau were inspired from an early age by the spectacular landscapes of the local region. Once called "the boldest and most beautiful" landscapes of New England, thousands of visitors, including scientists, writers, artists, and landscape tourists, flocked to the traprock hills for inspiration. Two of the most important American landscape paintings, Thomas Cole's "Oxbow" and "West Rock" by Frederic Church, feature Connecticut Valley landscapes. The traprock hills surrounding Wallingford played a key role in early scientific discoveries and the development of landscape tourism. Nearby Hubbard Park, designed by the firm founded by Frederick Law Olmstead was praised as one of the finest municipal parks of its time. The open space environments and clean water supplied by the traprock hills comprise critical natural resources for the region. Dr. LeTourneau will present interesting facts, historic images, and Mr. Pagini's beautiful photographs of Wallingford and the nearby areas in the Connecticut Valley.
Knit @ WPL is a place where knitters and crocheters can practice their work in the company of others. Newcomers are welcome to join, but knitting experience is required.
Why knit? Research shows that knitting supports a healthy brain and helps elevate mood. What are you waiting for? Grab your needles and yarn (we will provide materials if you are without) and come to a fun-filled evening.
This group meets the first and third Tuesday of each month.
Join Emma for an evening of board and card games! Explore our collection of 30+ games. Learn how to play a new one or return to an old favorite. Have a game you love? Bring it along and teach others how to play!
Meets the first and third Tuesday of the month. Open to adults and teens.
Reiki is an ancient hands-on healing practice promoting physical healing and self-improvement by reducing “stress” trapped in the body, which can manifest in a physical, emotional, or spiritual state of imbalance. This presentation by Reiki Master Practitioner/Instructor Lynn Camera will provide you with a better understanding of our connection to the universe and people around us through “Ki” or life force energy as you learn about your energy centers and how they influence the body both physically and emotionally.
Lynn will explore the Reiki experience, answering the most commonly asked questions such as: What is Reiki? How does it work? What does a session feel like? What are the benefits? What can I expect during and after a session?
Use a special technique to easily create black and white art using India Ink. This technique allows anyone (yes, anyone!) to make visually striking art.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program is also being held on Thursday, June 21 at 3:00. Please register for only one session.
Come join quilters and people who enjoy sewing at the Collaboratory the third Wednesday evening of each month from 5:00PM to 9:00PM. Bring your unfinished projects, either machine or hand sewing to work on or just stop by to get ideas for you next project. There are 4 portable sewing machines (or bring your own) and there are also lots of tools to share including rotary blades, cutting mats, cutting table, scissors, rulers, and more! Be sure to view the long arm machine and the Juki sewing machine, both require training and will need to be reserved when you plan to use them. Enjoy a fun evening of sharing and learning!
Most people encounter the “study of the stars” while reading horoscope forecasts for the zodiac signs. But there’s so much more to this field. Astrology examines literally “everything under the Sun,” with a fascinating array of specialties. And there’s more to you than that one sign you call yours. Come hear Janet Booth, an astrologer with more than 40 years of experience review the connections between the sky and our lives on earth, and learn something about yourself in the process.
Janet Booth (AstrologyBooth.com) serves an international clientele of individuals and businesses. Since 2000, she has written Janet’s Plan-its astrology calendars and hosted LOOKING UP on West Hartford Community Television. Janet is also an instrumental leader of the Astrological Society of Connecticut (myasc.org).
Hoopla is the Library’s service for borrowing digital movies, music, and audiobooks. Hoopla can be used on a computer, as well as most Android and iOS devices. In this class you will set up your hoopla account and learn how to search their catalog and borrow materials. Please bring your library card, your device, and any associated passwords to class. Note: hoopla is only available to Wallingford cardholders.
Use a special technique to easily create black and white art using India Ink. This technique allows anyone (yes, anyone!) to make visually striking art.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program is also being held on Tuesday, June 19 at 7:00. Please register for only one session.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
Interpreter of Maladies by Jhumpa Lahiri
In this Pulitzer Prize-winning collection of nine short stories, the characters navigate between the Indian traditions of their birth or heritage and the American customs of their new world. The men and women who populate these elegant and touching stories share the universal experience of having grown up, left home, fallen in or out of love and learned what it means to be a foreigner, even within one's own family. Lahiri's observations are damningly accurate, and her bittersweet stories are unhampered by nostalgia.
Books, puppets, and songs help reinforce pre-reading skills through repetition and rhyme. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 3-5. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Join us for a lively, interactive program filled with music and movement. Children have a chance to practice following directions, develop fine motor skills, and expand their vocabulary while interacting with peers. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 1-2. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Join us for a lively, interactive program filled with music and movement. Children have a chance to practice following directions, develop fine motor skills, and expand their vocabulary while interacting with peers. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 1-2. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Join us for a lively, interactive program filled with music and movement. Children have a chance to practice following directions, develop fine motor skills, and expand their vocabulary while interacting with peers. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 1-2. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
This class introduces babies and their grown-ups to the Library and each other while learning how to support baby's growth and development through songs, puppets, rhymes, and books. Siblings are welcome.
For ages birth-12 months. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
We will learn about why airplanes fly and make our own paper airplanes soar!
Ages 5-7. Registration is required. Wallingford residents may call (203) 284-6436 or stop by to pre-register beginning four weeks before the program date. Open online registration will begin two weeks prior to the program.
Are you thinking of buying or selling a home in the near future? Come to this informative session where you will learn the ins and outs of the buying and selling process from industry professionals. They will demystify all of the steps and costs of the process to avoid frustration and remove stress. The ensemble of licensed professionals will clearly explain what to expect, who does what and outline your legal rights so you can go into the Real Estate process armed with knowledge.
Presented by:
Julie Luchina, Realtor, Calcagni Real Estate, Cheshire, CT. License # RES.0808280
Debbie Jaffe, Realtor, Calcagni Real Estate, Cheshire, CT. License # RES.0808380
Terry Terzakis, Mortgage Banker, Atlantic Home Loans. NMLS# 110369
Bruce Walsh, Owner/ Senior Inspector, AllPro Home Inspection Services. LIC# HOI.0000790
Use a wood burning tool to transfer ink from a photograph to a decorative piece of wood to give the image a rustic, distressed feel. Please bring a digital copy of the photograph you want to us to class. Basic computer skills required.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program is also being held on Thursday, June 28 at 3:00. Please register for only one session.
Full of music, movement, and stories, this program is perfect for children making the transition from Musical Mother Goose to Preschool Story Time. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 2-3. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Thinking about getting rid of cable? This lecture-style class will explore Internet-based streaming services and various devices that allow you to watch TV without a cable subscription.
Full of music, movement, and stories, this program is perfect for children making the transition from Musical Mother Goose to Preschool Story Time. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 2-3. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Books, puppets, and songs help reinforce pre-reading skills through repetition and rhyme. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 3-5. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Do you love stickers? Learn how to design, print, and cut out your own stickers using the Silhouette Cameo. Open to all in grades 6-12. Represent your fandom or create a unique image. Registration is required.
Join us for a “turtle-riffic” afternoon of songs, comedy, stories, interactive music technology, and lots of dancing!
Ages 3 and up. Registration is required. Wallingford residents may call (203) 284-6436 or stop by to pre-register beginning four weeks before the program date. Open online registration will begin two weeks prior to the program.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
Songs, rhymes, movement, parachute play, books and a whole lot of fun help children learn more about how language works. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 13-24 months. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Songs, rhymes, movement, parachute play, books and a whole lot of fun help children learn more about how language works. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 13-24 months. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Use a wood burning tool to transfer ink from a photograph to a decorative piece of wood to give the image a distressed, rustic feel. Please bring a digital copy of a photograph to class. Basic computer skills required.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program is also being held on Tuesday, June 26 at 7:00. Please register for only one session.
Books, puppets, and songs help reinforce pre-reading skills through repetition and rhyme. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 3-5. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
All teens and adults are welcome at this book discussion where we discuss Young Adult Literature. Lauren Rumi. Copies of the book are available at the Information Desk.
The Fire Department will share their antique fire truck that’s over 100 years old and we’ll have a story time too! Meet in the Library parking lot for this exciting program!
For ages 2 and up. Registration for a reminder email is encouraged.
Books, puppets, and songs help reinforce pre-reading skills through repetition and rhyme. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 3-5. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
In the early 1980s Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
Open to Teens entering grades 6-12. Registration is required. Times and dates vary. Four participants will be allowed in the room at a time.
Preview the Escape Room here
In the early 1980s Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
Open to Teens entering grades 6-12. Registration is required. Times and dates vary. Four participants will be allowed in the room at a time.
Preview the Escape Room here
Join us for a lively, interactive program filled with music and movement. Children have a chance to practice following directions, develop fine motor skills, and expand their vocabulary while interacting with peers. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 1-2. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Join us for a lively, interactive program filled with music and movement. Children have a chance to practice following directions, develop fine motor skills, and expand their vocabulary while interacting with peers. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 1-2. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Join us for a lively, interactive program filled with music and movement. Children have a chance to practice following directions, develop fine motor skills, and expand their vocabulary while interacting with peers. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 1-2. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
This class introduces babies and their grown-ups to the Library and each other while learning how to support baby's growth and development through songs, puppets, rhymes, and books. Siblings are welcome.
For ages birth-12 months. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
In the early 1980s Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
Open to Teens entering grades 6-12. Registration is required. Times and dates vary. Four participants will be allowed in the room at a time.
Preview the Escape Room here
Knit @ WPL is a place where knitters and crocheters can practice their work in the company of others. Newcomers are welcome to join, but knitting experience is required.
Why knit? Research shows that knitting supports a healthy brain and helps elevate mood. What are you waiting for? Grab your needles and yarn (we will provide materials if you are without) and come to a fun-filled evening.
This group meets the first and third Tuesday of each month.
Join us for an evening of board and card games! Explore our collection of 30+ games. Learn how to play a new one or return to an old favorite. Have a game you love? Bring it along and teach others how to play!
Meets the first and third Tuesday of the month. Open to adults and teens.
In the early 1980's Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
This professional development workshop, presented by Vin Testa, will explore 26 things youth service providers, educators, and allies need to know about working with people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or queer/questioning (LGBTQ). Formatted as a roundtable, this training will allow for rich discussion and will allow time for participants to ask questions and network. By no means does the presenter claim to speak for, or represent, any group or individual within the LGBTQ community.
Vin Testa is an LGBTQ Liaison with DC Public Schools, where he receives monthly training from their Central Office team on working with LGBTQ-identifying youth and then provides that training to his colleagues at the school level. He has been giving iterations of this particular presentation, which he adopted (and adapted) from one of his trainings, for roughly six years.
Registration Appreciated. Please register by emailing vtesta914@gmail.com
Songs, rhymes, movement, parachute play, books and a whole lot of fun help children learn more about how language works. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 13-24 months. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Songs, rhymes, movement, parachute play, books and a whole lot of fun help children learn more about how language works. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 13-24 months. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
In the early 1980's Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
In the early 1980s Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
Open to Teens entering grades 6-12. Registration is required. Times and dates vary. Four participants will be allowed in the room at a time.
Preview the Escape Room here
Books, puppets, and songs help reinforce pre-reading skills through repetition and rhyme. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 3-5. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
Books, puppets, and songs help reinforce pre-reading skills through repetition and rhyme. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 3-5. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
In the early 1980s Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
Open to Teens entering grades 6-12. Registration is required. Times and dates vary. Four participants will be allowed in the room at a time.
Preview the Escape Room here
Join us for a lively, interactive program filled with music and movement. Children have a chance to practice following directions, develop fine motor skills, and expand their vocabulary while interacting with peers. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 1-2. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Join Readers Advisory Librarian Cindy Haiken to discuss PBS' nationwide summer-long reading program and television series, The Great American Read. We'll talk about how PBS generated the list of 100 books and how you can vote for your favorites. After highlighting some of the titles on the list in depth, we'll have time to discuss other titles or books you think should be on the list that aren't.
Refreshments will be served.
Learn the power of color! Understanding how the color wheel works and confidently mixing your own colors is the secret to dynamic watercolor paintings. Please come to class with the spirit of curiosity and a willingness to experiment with this forgiving and playful medium.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above.
Join us for a lively, interactive program filled with music and movement. Children have a chance to practice following directions, develop fine motor skills, and expand their vocabulary while interacting with peers. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 1-2. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Join us for a lively, interactive program filled with music and movement. Children have a chance to practice following directions, develop fine motor skills, and expand their vocabulary while interacting with peers. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 1-2. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
This class introduces babies and their grown-ups to the Library and each other while learning how to support baby's growth and development through songs, puppets, rhymes, and books. Siblings are welcome.
For ages birth-12 months. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Martha Shea of the Wallingford Garden Club will teach you how to create a beautiful fairy garden.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above.
Full of music, movement, and stories, this program is perfect for children making the transition from Musical Mother Goose to Preschool Story Time. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 2-3. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Full of music, movement, and stories, this program is perfect for children making the transition from Musical Mother Goose to Preschool Story Time. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 2-3. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Books, puppets, and songs help reinforce pre-reading skills through repetition and rhyme. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 3-5. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
In the early 1980s Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
Open to Teens entering grades 6-12. Registration is required. Times and dates vary. Four participants will be allowed in the room at a time.
Preview the Escape Room here
Abracadabra! Join Chick Kelman's protégé for a magic show and learn some new tricks to wow your family.
Ages 5 and up. Registration is required. Wallingford residents may call (203) 284-6436 or stop by to pre-register beginning four weeks before the program date. Open online registration will begin two weeks prior to the program.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
Personalize a clear plastic tumbler with permanent vinyl cut on our Silhouette Cameo. Tumblers have a lid and straw and are perfect for an iced coffee! Basic computer skills required.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program will also be held on Thursday, July 12 at 3:00. Please register for only one session.
Songs, rhymes, movement, parachute play, books and a whole lot of fun help children learn more about how language works. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 13-24 months. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Songs, rhymes, movement, parachute play, books and a whole lot of fun help children learn more about how language works. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 13-24 months. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
In the early 1980s Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
Open to Teens entering grades 6-12. Registration is required. Times and dates vary. Four participants will be allowed in the room at a time.
Preview the Escape Room here
Personalize a clear plastic tumbler with permanent vinyl cut on our Silhouette Cameo. Tumblers have a lid and straw and are perfect for an iced coffee! Basic computer skills required.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program will also be held on Wednesday, July 11 at 7:00. Please register for only one session.
Why do you get a brain freeze when eating ice cream? Let's find out what we can do to prevent this while tasting something cold and delicious!
Ages 8-10. Registration is required. Wallingford residents may call (203) 284-6436 or stop by to pre-register beginning four weeks before the program date. Open online registration will begin two weeks prior to the program.
Books, puppets, and songs help reinforce pre-reading skills through repetition and rhyme. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 3-5. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
There will be lots of music and fun for preschoolers this summer, thanks to the Wallingford Parks & Recreation Department!
For preschoolers and their grown-ups. Free tickets will be available in the Children's Room starting on June 15th.
Join Miss Allison and Miss Rosa for a bilingual story time filled with stories, songs, and a snack!
For ages 3 and up. Registration is required. Wallingford residents may call (203) 284-6436 or stop by to pre-register beginning four weeks before the program date. Open online registration will begin two weeks prior to the program.
In the early 1980s Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
Open to Teens entering grades 6-12. Registration is required. Times and dates vary. Four participants will be allowed in the room at a time.
Preview the Escape Room here
Books, puppets, and songs help reinforce pre-reading skills through repetition and rhyme. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 3-5. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Join us for a lively, interactive program filled with music and movement. Children have a chance to practice following directions, develop fine motor skills, and expand their vocabulary while interacting with peers. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 1-2. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Are you mystified by wild mushrooms? Curious? Scared? Or do they make you hungry?
Join a foraging family who hunt, photograph, identify, and eat the fungi in New England. They will dispel common myths, teach you how to safely identify mushrooms with visual clues and guidebooks, and discuss mycophagy (the cooking and eating of wild mushrooms). The 3 Foragers are from southeastern Connecticut and are members of the Connecticut Valley Mycological Society, as well as avid food foragers. Visit their blog about their adventures and travels.
Join us for a lively, interactive program filled with music and movement. Children have a chance to practice following directions, develop fine motor skills, and expand their vocabulary while interacting with peers. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 1-2. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Join us for a lively, interactive program filled with music and movement. Children have a chance to practice following directions, develop fine motor skills, and expand their vocabulary while interacting with peers. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 1-2. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
This class introduces babies and their grown-ups to the Library and each other while learning how to support baby's growth and development through songs, puppets, rhymes, and books. Siblings are welcome.
For ages birth-12 months. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
In the early 1980s Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
Open to Teens entering grades 6-12. Registration is required. Times and dates vary. Four participants will be allowed in the room at a time.
Preview the Escape Room here
Discover the art and fun of lettering with elegance. This two-part workshop will teach you the basic skills to create a small hands-on project. No experience required.
Please note: This is a two-part program. The second session will be held on Tuesday, July 24.
Registration required. All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above.
Join us for an evening of board and card games! Explore our collection of 30+ games. Learn how to play a new one or return to an old favorite. Have a game you love? Bring it along and teach others how to play!
Meets the first and third Tuesday of the month. Open to adults and teens.
Full of music, movement, and stories, this program is perfect for children making the transition from Musical Mother Goose to Preschool Story Time. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 2-3. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Full of music, movement, and stories, this program is perfect for children making the transition from Musical Mother Goose to Preschool Story Time. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 2-3. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Books, puppets, and songs help reinforce pre-reading skills through repetition and rhyme. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 3-5. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Come sing, dance and have fun banging on a wide variety of hald-held instruments from around the world! We will also make maracas to take home.
For children birth - age 5. Registration is required. Wallingford residents may call (203) 284-6436 or stop by to pre-register beginning four weeks before the program date. Open online registration will begin two weeks prior to the program.
Come join quilters and people who enjoy sewing at the Collaboratory the third Wednesday evening of each month from 5:00PM to 9:00PM. Bring your unfinished projects, either machine or hand sewing to work on or just stop by to get ideas for you next project. There are 4 portable sewing machines (or bring your own) and there are also lots of tools to share including rotary blades, cutting mats, cutting table, scissors, rulers, and more! Be sure to view the long arm machine and the Juki sewing machine, both require training and will need to be reserved when you plan to use them. Enjoy a fun evening of sharing and learning!
Join a lively drum circle to learn about rhythm by playing games with drums from around the world.
Ages 5 and up. Registration is required. Wallingford residents may call (203) 284-6436 or stop by to pre-register beginning four weeks before the program date. Open online registration will begin two weeks prior to the program.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
Need a spark to get your creativity flowing? This writing workshop led by Katie Eber, Poet Laureate of Wallingford, will focus on building images in poetry. Using prompts, observation, and storytelling, we'll open the door to new perspective through sharing and collaboration. Don't forget to bring a notebook and a good pen!
Registration required.
Come start off summer by turning an ordinary mason jar into a custom, laser etched cup. Perfect for a cool drink on a hot day! Basic computer skills required.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program will also be held on Thursday, July 19 at 3:00. Please register for only one session.
Songs, rhymes, movement, parachute play, books and a whole lot of fun help children learn more about how language works. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 13-24 months. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Songs, rhymes, movement, parachute play, books and a whole lot of fun help children learn more about how language works. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 13-24 months. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Come start off summer by turning an ordinary mason jar into a custom, laser etched cup. Perfect for a cool drink on a hot day! Basic computer skills required.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program will also be held on Wednesday, July 18 at 7:00. Please register for only one session.
Books, puppets, and songs help reinforce pre-reading skills through repetition and rhyme. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 3-5. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
A Thousand Acres by Jane Smiley
In this modern re-imagining of Shakespeare's King Lear, a wealthy Iowa farmer decides to divide his farm among his three daughters. When the youngest daughter objects, she is cut out of her father's will, an act that sets off a dark chain reaction of events. Jane Smiley's novel of truth, pride, justice and love won the Pulitzer Prize in 1992.
There will be lots of music and fun for preschoolers this summer, thanks to the Wallingford Parks & Recreation Department!
For preschoolers and their grown-ups. Free tickets will be available in the Children's Room starting on June 22nd.
We'll share a story and then make fruit spring rolls with a chocolate dipping sauce. Yum!
Ages 8-10. Registration is required. Wallingford residents may call (203) 284-6436 or stop by to pre-register beginning four weeks before the program date. Open online registration will begin two weeks prior to the program.
Books, puppets, and songs help reinforce pre-reading skills through repetition and rhyme. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 3-5. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Join us for a lively, interactive program filled with music and movement. Children have a chance to practice following directions, develop fine motor skills, and expand their vocabulary while interacting with peers. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 1-2. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Join us for a lively, interactive program filled with music and movement. Children have a chance to practice following directions, develop fine motor skills, and expand their vocabulary while interacting with peers. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 1-2. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Join us for a lively, interactive program filled with music and movement. Children have a chance to practice following directions, develop fine motor skills, and expand their vocabulary while interacting with peers. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 1-2. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
This class introduces babies and their grown-ups to the Library and each other while learning how to support baby's growth and development through songs, puppets, rhymes, and books. Siblings are welcome.
For ages birth-12 months. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Discover the art and fun of lettering with elegance. This two-part workshop will teach you the basic skills to create a small hands-on project. No experience required. All materials provided.
Please note: This is a two-part program. The first session will be held on Tuesday, July 17.
Full of music, movement, and stories, this program is perfect for children making the transition from Musical Mother Goose to Preschool Story Time. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 2-3. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Full of music, movement, and stories, this program is perfect for children making the transition from Musical Mother Goose to Preschool Story Time. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 2-3. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Batter up! Come and cheer on your favorite team! Get your hot dogs, Cracker Jacks, and score cards! Games are live in the Community Room on our big screen in surround sound.
Books, puppets, and songs help reinforce pre-reading skills through repetition and rhyme. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 3-5. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
In the early 1980s Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
Open to Teens entering grades 6-12. Registration is required. Times and dates vary. Four participants will be allowed in the room at a time.
Preview the Escape Room here
Meet Farmer Minor and Daisy the Pig to hear about life on the farm, Daisy's travels, and read a story with Daisy!
Ages 3 and up. Registration is required. Wallingford residents may call (203) 284-6436 or stop by to pre-register beginning four weeks before the program date. Open online registration will begin two weeks prior to the program.
The harmonica is a worldwide instrument voicing the music of hundreds of cultures. And one simple reason could be its SIZE. It fits in your pocket. What is intriguing is the harmonica's ability, when played by masters, to encompass all genres of musical style -- from Classical to Jazz to Near Eastern to Blues to Country, etc.
Using story telling and historical facts, as well as playing the instrument in many styles, presenter Bob Hennessy will open your ears and mind to "the world of harmonica." This fast-paced program is both entertaining and educational, and will delight people of all ages!
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
Decorate a reusable tote bag with your own designs made from heat transfer vinyl.
Please note: This is a repeat program. Due to space constraints, please do not register if you have attended this program previously. Basic computer skills required.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program will also be held on Thursday, July 26 at 3:00. Please register for only one session.
Songs, rhymes, movement, parachute play, books and a whole lot of fun help children learn more about how language works. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 13-24 months. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Songs, rhymes, movement, parachute play, books and a whole lot of fun help children learn more about how language works. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 13-24 months. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
In the early 1980s Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
Open to Teens entering grades 6-12. Registration is required. Times and dates vary. Four participants will be allowed in the room at a time.
Preview the Escape Room here
Decorate a reusable tote bag with your own designs made from heat transfer vinyl.
Please note: This is a repeat program. Due to space constraints, please do not register if you have attended this program previously. Basic computer skills required.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program will also be held on Wednesday, July 25 at 7:00. Please register for only one session.
Ever see those science experiments like elephant's toothpaste and bouncing eggs and wonder if they really work? We're going to find out if they're real or fake!
Ages 8-10. Registration is required. Wallingford residents may call (203) 284-6436 or stop by to pre-register beginning four weeks before the program date. Open online registration will begin two weeks prior to the program.
Books, puppets, and songs help reinforce pre-reading skills through repetition and rhyme. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 3-5. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
All teens and adults are welcome at this book discussion where we discuss Young Adult Literature. Lauren Rumi. Copies of the book are available at the Information Desk.
Perfect Mexican daughters do not go away to college. And they do not move out of their parents’ house after high school graduation. Perfect Mexican daughters never abandon their family. But, Julia is not your perfect Mexican daughter. That was Olga’s role. When a tragic accident on the streets of Chicago leaves Olga dead, Julia is left behind to reassemble the shattered pieces of her family. It’s not long before Julia discovers that Olga might not have been as perfect as everyone thought.
There will be lots of music and fun for preschoolers this summer, thanks to the Wallingford Parks & Recreation Department!
For preschoolers and their grown-ups. Free tickets will be available in the Children's Room starting on June 29th.
A Wrinkle in Time [2018]
Meg meets three supernatural beings who transport her through the universe to rescue her father, who mysteriously disappeared and is being held captive by an evil force. Starring Storm Reid, Oprah Winfrey, Reese Witherspoon, Mindy Kaling, and Zach Galifianakis.
Rated PG.
Books, puppets, and songs help reinforce pre-reading skills through repetition and rhyme. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 3-5. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
In the early 1980s Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
Open to Teens entering grades 6-12. Registration is required. Times and dates vary. Four participants will be allowed in the room at a time.
Preview the Escape Room here
Join us for a lively, interactive program filled with music and movement. Children have a chance to practice following directions, develop fine motor skills, and expand their vocabulary while interacting with peers. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 1-2. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Join us for a lively, interactive program filled with music and movement. Children have a chance to practice following directions, develop fine motor skills, and expand their vocabulary while interacting with peers. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 1-2. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Join us for a lively, interactive program filled with music and movement. Children have a chance to practice following directions, develop fine motor skills, and expand their vocabulary while interacting with peers. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 1-2. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
This class introduces babies and their grown-ups to the Library and each other while learning how to support baby's growth and development through songs, puppets, rhymes, and books. Siblings are welcome.
For ages birth-12 months. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
In the early 1980s Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
Open to Teens entering grades 6-12. Registration is required. Times and dates vary. Four participants will be allowed in the room at a time.
Preview the Escape Room here
If you are a Harry Potter fan then you already know that his birthday is on July 31st. Come and celebrate the Harry Potter fandom and your favorite wizard’s big day with trivia and crafts. Open to all entering grades 6-12. Registration is appreciated.
Can you get a toy car to cross the finish line without using your hands? Let's find out!
Ages 5-7. Registration is required. Wallingford residents may call (203) 284-6436 or stop by to pre-register beginning four weeks before the program date. Open online registration will begin two weeks prior to the program.
Join us for a rousing evening of authentic jug band style music and try out some simple instruments too!
Ages 3 and up with grown up. Registration is required. Wallingford residents may call (203) 284-6436 or stop by to pre-register beginning four weeks before the program date. Open online registration will begin two weeks prior to the program.
Full of music, movement, and stories, this program is perfect for children making the transition from Musical Mother Goose to Preschool Story Time. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 2-3. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Full of music, movement, and stories, this program is perfect for children making the transition from Musical Mother Goose to Preschool Story Time. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 2-3. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Books, puppets, and songs help reinforce pre-reading skills through repetition and rhyme. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 3-5. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Join Miss Allison and Miss Rosa for a bilingual story time filled with stories, songs, and a snack!
Ages 3 and up. Registration is required. Wallingford residents may call (203) 284-6436 or stop by to pre-register beginning four weeks before the program date. Open online registration will begin two weeks prior to the program.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
Songs, rhymes, movement, parachute play, books and a whole lot of fun help children learn more about how language works. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 13-24 months. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Songs, rhymes, movement, parachute play, books and a whole lot of fun help children learn more about how language works. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 13-24 months. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
Books, puppets, and songs help reinforce pre-reading skills through repetition and rhyme. Siblings are welcome.
For ages 3-5. No registration is required. Just for the summer, all story time classes will be drop-in. If programs fill, Wallingford residents will be given priority. Please make sure to bring your Wallingford library card with you.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
There will be lots of music and fun for preschoolers this summer, thanks to the Wallingford Parks & Recreation Department!
For preschoolers and their grown-ups. Free tickets will be available in the Children's Room starting on July 6th.
In the early 1980s Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
Open to Teens entering grades 6-12. Registration is required. Times and dates vary. Four participants will be allowed in the room at a time.
Preview the Escape Room here
In the early 1980s Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
Open to Teens entering grades 6-12. Registration is required. Times and dates vary. Four participants will be allowed in the room at a time.
Preview the Escape Room here
Adults only. All materials provided.
In the early 1980s Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
Open to Teens entering grades 6-12. Registration is required. Times and dates vary. Four participants will be allowed in the room at a time.
Preview the Escape Room here
Knit @ WPL is a place where knitters and crocheters can practice their work in the company of others. Newcomers are welcome to join, but knitting experience is required.
Why knit? Research shows that knitting supports a healthy brain and helps elevate mood. What are you waiting for? Grab your needles and yarn (we will provide materials if you are without) and come to a fun-filled evening.
This group meets the first and third Tuesday of each month.
Join us for an evening of board and card games! Explore our collection of 30+ games. Learn how to play a new one or return to an old favorite. Have a game you love? Bring it along and teach others how to play!
Meets the first and third Tuesday of the month. Open to adults and teens.
Batter up! Come and cheer on your favorite team! Get your hot dogs, Cracker Jacks, and score cards! Games are live in the Community Room on our big screen in surround sound.
In the early 1980s Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
Open to Teens entering grades 6-12. Registration is required. Times and dates vary. Four participants will be allowed in the room at a time.
Preview the Escape Room here
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
If you want to gain a much better undertsanding of your dog and his/her challenging behaviors, this presentation led by Phil Klein, Certified Dog Listener (philthedoglistener.com), is for you!
Learn:
* How canines see the human world
* How canines communicate, including the importance of eye contact and movement
* The underlying reasons for your dog's behaviors, like nervousness, toileting indoors, incessant barking, aggression, jumping on people, posturing for attention, destructive chewing, separation anxiety, pulling on the leash, etc.
Simple, dog-friendly changesin how you interact with your dog will transform his/her behavior in a lasting way. And in doing so, you will have a calmer,happier dog and a more enjoyable relationship.
Bring your questions, but not your dog, for a fun and informative session!
A front porch or patio isn’t complete without the soothing tones of wind chimes. We will make our own bamboo wind chimes and decorate them in a variety of different ways.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program will also be held on Thursday, August 9 at 3:00. Please register for only one session.
A front porch or patio isn’t complete without the soothing tones of wind chimes. We will make our own bamboo wind chimes and decorate them in a variety of different ways.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program will also be held on Wednesday, August 8 at 7:00. Please register for only one session.
If you love anime and manga, this is where you need to be. Watch Luffy and his crew take on Gild Tesoro, one of the richest and most ambitious men in the world. Meet new friends, discuss your favorite manga, and snack on Ramen with chopsticks. Open to all entering grades 6-12.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
In the early 1980s Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
Open to Teens entering grades 6-12. Registration is required. Times and dates vary. Four participants will be allowed in the room at a time.
Preview the Escape Room here
Join members of NESIT Makerspace to discover the Tiny Solar revolution. Tiny Solar uses small solar panels to power or charge your cell phones, audio players, radios, outdoor lighting and many other high tech devices. We'll start with an overview of how it works, what's commercially available, and what can be re-purposed for applications other than intended. We'll finish up with a solar powered patio light project, just in time for your summer fun.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above.
In the early 1980s Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
Open to Teens entering grades 6-12. Registration is required. Times and dates vary. Four participants will be allowed in the room at a time.
Preview the Escape Room here
Presenter Mary Mahoney is a historian who studies the use of books as medicine, now called bibliotherapy. In this talk, she will discuss historical examples of bibliotherapy, including the use of books as a form of "moral treatment" in nineteenth-century asylums, the Library War Service which dispensed books as medicine to servicemen during World War I, and more modern attempts to prescribe books to heal illness and promote health. This talk will ask you to think about your own relationships with books, and to imagine how the books you are drawn to for escape, diversion, consolation, and more might be thought of as a matter of health.
Learn simple tricks and exercises to improve your drawing ability. All levels welcome. Only requirement: willingness to try.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above.
Come join quilters and people who enjoy sewing at the Collaboratory the third Wednesday evening of each month from 5:00PM to 9:00PM. Bring your unfinished projects, either machine or hand sewing to work on or just stop by to get ideas for you next project. There are 4 portable sewing machines (or bring your own) and there are also lots of tools to share including rotary blades, cutting mats, cutting table, scissors, rulers, and more! Be sure to view the long arm machine and the Juki sewing machine, both require training and will need to be reserved when you plan to use them. Enjoy a fun evening of sharing and learning!
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
Create your own decorative drink stirrers with oven bake clay. Perfect for adding a little flair to your summer beverages!
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program will also be held on Thursday, August 15 at 3:00. Please register for only one session.
Create your own decorative drink stirrers with oven bake clay. Perfect for adding a little flair to your summer beverages!
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program will also be held on Wednesday, August 15 at 7:00. Please register for only one session.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
Knit @ WPL is a place where knitters and crocheters can practice their work in the company of others. Newcomers are welcome to join, but knitting experience is required.
Why knit? Research shows that knitting supports a healthy brain and helps elevate mood. What are you waiting for? Grab your needles and yarn (we will provide materials if you are without) and come to a fun-filled evening.
This group meets the first and third Tuesday of each month.
Join us for an evening of board and card games! Explore our collection of 30+ games. Learn how to play a new one or return to an old favorite. Have a game you love? Bring it along and teach others how to play!
Meets the first and third Tuesday of the month. Open to adults and teens.
In the early 1980s Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
Open to Teens entering grades 6-12. Registration is required. Times and dates vary. Four participants will be allowed in the room at a time.
Preview the Escape Room here
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
In this class, we will be using our green screen and image editing software to make fake vacation pictures. These images can be quite convincing. You may even be able to trick your friends and family! Bring any props that you think may make the image more convincing. Basic computer skills required.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program will also be held on Thursday, August 23 at 3:00. Please register for only one session.
Batter up! Come and cheer on your favorite team! Get your hot dogs, Cracker Jacks, and score cards! Games are live in the Community Room on our big screen in surround sound.
In this class, we will be using our green screen and image editing software to make fake vacation pictures. These images can be quite convincing. You may even be able to trick your friends and family! Bring any props that you think may make the image more convincing. Basic computer skills required.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program will also be held on Wednesday, August 22 at 7:00. Please register for only one session.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
In the early 1980s Margaret Taber discovered an interdimensional rift in her home. With unknown help she was able to seal the gateway from dark forces. Now the library sits on the site of her former home and lurking evils threaten to use the interdimensional gateway to enter our world once more. It is up to you to find the means to close the portal again. You will need to use your puzzle solving skills to successfully complete the objective of Study Room 4. No prior knowledge is needed to solve the puzzles.
Open to Teens entering grades 6-12. Registration is required. Times and dates vary. Four participants will be allowed in the room at a time.
Preview the Escape Room here
Please bring your questions for this hour-long program. Attorney Steven Allinson, an Attorney in Wallingford with vast knowledge and experience on Wills, Trusts, and Probate, will speak and answer questions. At this forum, the Attorney cannot give specific legal advice; all his responses will be procedural in nature and contain a general overview of the law. Anyone is welcome to attend and the forum is free.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
Play around with a fun method of painting by mixing and pouring acrylic paint onto a canvas.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program will also be held on Thursday, August 30 at 3:00. Please register for only one session.
Play around with a fun method of painting by mixing and pouring acrylic paint onto a canvas.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program will also be held on Wednesday, August 29 at 7:00. Please register for only one session.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
All teens and adults are welcome at this book discussion where we discuss Young Adult Literature. Lauren Rumi. Copies of the book are available at the Information Desk.
A world with no hunger, no disease, no war, no misery: humanity has conquered all those things, and has even conquered death. Now Scythes are the only ones who can end life—and they are commanded to do so, in order to keep the size of the population under control.
Citra and Rowan are chosen to apprentice to a scythe—a role that neither wants. These teens must master the “art” of taking life, knowing that the consequence of failure could mean losing their own.
Scythe is the first novel of a thrilling new series by National Book Award–winning author Neal Shusterman in which Citra and Rowan learn that a perfect world comes only with a heavy price.
Knit @ WPL is a place where knitters and crocheters can practice their work in the company of others. Newcomers are welcome to join, but knitting experience is required.
Why knit? Research shows that knitting supports a healthy brain and helps elevate mood. What are you waiting for? Grab your needles and yarn (we will provide materials if you are without) and come to a fun-filled evening.
This group meets the first and third Tuesday of each month.
Join us for an evening of board and card games! Explore our collection of 30+ games. Learn how to play a new one or return to an old favorite. Have a game you love? Bring it along and teach others how to play!
Meets the first and third Tuesday of the month. Open to adults and teens.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
Father Brown, by G.K. Chesterton, was probably the first clergyman/detective (1911), but there have been many since then. This fall, we'll read some of the most popular. Hallelujah!
This month:
Ash Wednesday (2008) by Ralph McInerny
Father Dowling becomes entangled in a decade-old crime when he meets Nathaniel Green, returning home after being convicted of killing his terminally ill wife, and suspects that Green may not have committed the crime to which he confessed.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
We will be using our Silhouette Cameo machine to make vinyl decals to decorate pieces of wood to make wall hangings and signs. Basic computer skills required.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program will also be held on Thursday, September 13 at 3:00. Please register for only one session.
We will be using our Silhouette Cameo machine to make vinyl decals to decorate pieces of wood to make wall hangings and signs. Basic computer skills required.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program will also be held on Wednesday, September 12 at 7:00. Please register for only one session.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
Knit @ WPL is a place where knitters and crocheters can practice their work in the company of others. Newcomers are welcome to join, but knitting experience is required.
Why knit? Research shows that knitting supports a healthy brain and helps elevate mood. What are you waiting for? Grab your needles and yarn (we will provide materials if you are without) and come to a fun-filled evening.
This group meets the first and third Tuesday of each month.
Join us for an evening of board and card games! Explore our collection of 30+ games. Learn how to play a new one or return to an old favorite. Have a game you love? Bring it along and teach others how to play!
Meets the first and third Tuesday of the month. Open to adults and teens.
Find out how electronics work by disassembling computers, iPads, CD players and more. All tools and equipment provided, though you are welcome to bring your own electronics to take apart.
Co-sponsored by NESIT Makerspace.
Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above.
Come join quilters and people who enjoy sewing at the Collaboratory the third Wednesday evening of each month from 5:00PM to 9:00PM. Bring your unfinished projects, either machine or hand sewing to work on or just stop by to get ideas for you next project. There are 4 portable sewing machines (or bring your own) and there are also lots of tools to share including rotary blades, cutting mats, cutting table, scissors, rulers, and more! Be sure to view the long arm machine and the Juki sewing machine, both require training and will need to be reserved when you plan to use them. Enjoy a fun evening of sharing and learning!
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
Resin jewelry is beautiful and customizable in an infinite amount of ways. And it’s easier to make than it seems! We will use resin, molds, dyes, and small objects to make earrings and pendants.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program will also be held on Thursday, September 20 at 3:00. Please register for only one session.
Resin jewelry is beautiful and customizable in an infinite amount of ways. And it’s easier to make than it seems! We will use resin, molds, dyes, and small objects to make earrings and pendants.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program will also be held on Wednesday, September 19 at 7:00. Please register for only one session.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
A meeting of people who love reading and writing poetry. SMwP provides poetic opportunities for anyone to share their poetry, discuss the literary works of poets known and unknown, and expand skills in writing and editing poems in the shared camaraderie of comfortable, supportive members.
Why should the kids have all the fun? Artist Katie Stevenson will teach you how to make wonderful creations from duct tape at this hands-on workshop. Adults only.
All materials provided.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
Create a design to be laser etched onto a set of slate coasters. Basic computer skills required.
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program will also be held on Thursday, September 27 at 3:00. Please register for only one session.
Create a design to be laser etched onto a set of slate coasters. Basic computer skills required
All materials provided. Open to adults and teens in grades 9 and above. This program will also be held on Wednesday, September 26 at 7:00. Please register for only one session.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
All teens and adults are welcome at this book discussion where we discuss Young Adult Literature. Lauren Rumi. Copies of the book are available at the Information Desk.
Knit @ WPL is a place where knitters and crocheters can practice their work in the company of others. Newcomers are welcome to join, but knitting experience is required.
Why knit? Research shows that knitting supports a healthy brain and helps elevate mood. What are you waiting for? Grab your needles and yarn (we will provide materials if you are without) and come to a fun-filled evening.
This group meets the first and third Tuesday of each month.
Father Brown, by G.K. Chesterton, was probably the first clergyman/detective (1911), but there have been many since then. This fall, we'll read some of the most popular. Hallelujah!
This month:
The Day the Rabbi Resigned (1992) by Harry Kemelman
In the midst of finding a new career, Rabbi Small encounters a suspicious death in the community and begins a search for a killer in the town of Barnard's Crossing.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
Calling all Otaku!
If you love anime and manga this is where you need to be...
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
A meeting of people who love reading and writing poetry. SMwP provides poetic opportunities for anyone to share their poetry, discuss the literary works of poets known and unknown, and expand skills in writing and editing poems in the shared camaraderie of comfortable, supportive members.
Knit @ WPL is a place where knitters and crocheters can practice their work in the company of others. Newcomers are welcome to join, but knitting experience is required.
Why knit? Research shows that knitting supports a healthy brain and helps elevate mood. What are you waiting for? Grab your needles and yarn (we will provide materials if you are without) and come to a fun-filled evening.
This group meets the first and third Tuesday of each month.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
An illustrated presentation based on Stephen Spignesi’s book Dr. Bizarro’s Eclectic Collection of Strange & Obscure Facts. Topics discussed (with a fascinating accompanying slideshow) include:
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
All teens and adults are welcome at this book discussion where we discuss Young Adult Literature. Lauren Rumi. Copies of the book are available at the Information Desk.
A meeting of people who love reading and writing poetry. SMwP provides poetic opportunities for anyone to share their poetry, discuss the literary works of poets known and unknown, and expand skills in writing and editing poems in the shared camaraderie of comfortable, supportive members.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
Knit @ WPL is a place where knitters and crocheters can practice their work in the company of others. Newcomers are welcome to join, but knitting experience is required.
Why knit? Research shows that knitting supports a healthy brain and helps elevate mood. What are you waiting for? Grab your needles and yarn (we will provide materials if you are without) and come to a fun-filled evening.
This group meets the first and third Tuesday of each month.
Father Brown, by G.K. Chesterton, was probably the first clergyman/detective (1911), but there have been many since then. This fall, we'll read some of the most popular. Hallelujah!
This month:
In the Bleak Midwinter (2002) by Julia Spencer-Fleming
Clare Fergusson, the first female priest of an Episcopal church in Millers Kill, New York, finds herself immersed in murder when a newbown baby is abandoned and a young mother is brutally slain, forcing her to dig deeply into the town's secrets.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
A meeting of people who love reading and writing poetry. SMwP provides poetic opportunities for anyone to share their poetry, discuss the literary works of poets known and unknown, and expand skills in writing and editing poems in the shared camaraderie of comfortable, supportive members.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
Knit @ WPL is a place where knitters and crocheters can practice their work in the company of others. Newcomers are welcome to join, but knitting experience is required.
Why knit? Research shows that knitting supports a healthy brain and helps elevate mood. What are you waiting for? Grab your needles and yarn (we will provide materials if you are without) and come to a fun-filled evening.
This group meets the first and third Tuesday of each month.
A meeting of people who love reading and writing poetry. SMwP provides poetic opportunities for anyone to share their poetry, discuss the literary works of poets known and unknown, and expand skills in writing and editing poems in the shared camaraderie of comfortable, supportive members.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
All teens and adults are welcome at this book discussion where we discuss Young Adult Literature. Lauren Rumi. Copies of the book are available at the Information Desk.
Knit @ WPL is a place where knitters and crocheters can practice their work in the company of others. Newcomers are welcome to join, but knitting experience is required.
Why knit? Research shows that knitting supports a healthy brain and helps elevate mood. What are you waiting for? Grab your needles and yarn (we will provide materials if you are without) and come to a fun-filled evening.
This group meets the first and third Tuesday of each month.
Father Brown, by G.K. Chesterton, was probably the first clergyman/detective (1911), but there have been many since then. This fall, we'll read some of the most popular. Hallelujah!
This month:
Sidney Chambers and the Shadow of Death (2012) by James Runcie
Introduces unconventional clergyman Sidney Chambers, who teams up with roguish Inspector Harry Keating to investigate a suspicious suicide, a jewelry theft, the unexplained demise of a jazz promoter, and a shocking art forgery.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
Calling all Otaku!
If you love anime and manga this is where you need to be...
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
A meeting of people who love reading and writing poetry. SMwP provides poetic opportunities for anyone to share their poetry, discuss the literary works of poets known and unknown, and expand skills in writing and editing poems in the shared camaraderie of comfortable, supportive members.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
Knit @ WPL is a place where knitters and crocheters can practice their work in the company of others. Newcomers are welcome to join, but knitting experience is required.
Why knit? Research shows that knitting supports a healthy brain and helps elevate mood. What are you waiting for? Grab your needles and yarn (we will provide materials if you are without) and come to a fun-filled evening.
This group meets the first and third Tuesday of each month.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.
One-on-one instruction for computer novices. We have Windows and Macbook computers for tutoring but feel free to bring in your tablet or laptop. You may register for up to 3 upcoming tutoring appointments.