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Ages 1-4 | Registration Required
Marie Vitucci of Mindful Energy Yoga will introduce children to Yoga using movement, music, stories, and props. Signup once for all three classes. Please bring a yoga mat if you already have one, but it is not required.
Denise Codianne-Calabrese from Literacy Volunteers will be available Tuesdays for literary assistance. If you are an adult who needs help reading, writing, speaking or understanding English—or know someone who does—drop by the Board Room during Denise's visiting hours for literacy support.
¡Le damos una Especial Bienvenida a todas las Familias que hablan Español! Gina Cabrera estará aqui para ayudarlos si lo necesitan, darles un tour y explicarles todos los servicios que la biblioteca tiene para ustedes.
Este programa se hizo posible gracias al generoso aporte de The Latimer Group.
Paint a hydrangea in bloom on a heart-shaped plaque.
Join the A Tree Grows in Wallingford community art project. Drop by to participate in a leaf making session. All ages welcome.
In May and June, the library will celebrate the town’s 350th + 2 anniversary with a special community art project. Local artist Rashmi Talpade will lead the creation of a mural across from the Check Out Desk as a semi-permanent exhibition. Rashmi has taught numerous art programs at the library and is best known for the Wallingford Townscape Collage on display in our front hallway. For this anniversary mural, she has painted a giant tree and will help residents create decorative “leaves” with images of themselves and their families. Most images will be photographs, but self-portraits in other mediums also will be accepted. As the leaf-shaped images are designed, participants will be able to see them affixed to the tree and watch the development of the mural, akin to a tree sprouting leaves.
You may email your own photo to us at wplcollaboratory@gmail.com with “A Tree Grows in Wallingford” in the subject line or drop off a photo in the Collaboratory for inclusion in the project. We recommend that the photo of you reflects an important aspect of your life in your choice of clothing and/or an object you hold.
We are excited to showcase this beautiful visual reflection of the people who make up our community.
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Grades K-5 | Drop in
Have questions about your homework? The Wallingford Public Library offers FREE drop-in Homework Hellp! Homework Help is offered in English and Spanish and follows the public school calendar. The program is not offered on days that the public schools are closed.
This program is made possible by generous support from The Latimer Group.
Assemble and paint a laser cut cactus, a great decoration for the warmer months! All pieces will be cut out of wood prior to the program.
Grades 6-12 | Drop-in
School's out early so let's get together and watch a movie! This month, we'll watch 10 Things I Hate About You (PG-13). Snacks will be served.
Kat Stratford (Julia Stiles) is beautiful, smart and quite abrasive to most of her fellow teens, meaning that she doesn't attract many boys. Unfortunately for her younger sister, Bianca (Larisa Oleynik), house rules say that she can't date until Kat has a boyfriend, so strings are pulled to set the dour damsel up for a romance. Soon Kat crosses paths with handsome new arrival Patrick Verona (Heath Ledger). Will Kat let her guard down enough to fall for the effortlessly charming Patrick?
Assemble and paint a laser cut cactus, a great decoration for the warmer months! All pieces will be cut out of wood prior to the program.
Join the A Tree Grows in Wallingford community art project. Drop by to participate in a leaf making session. All ages welcome.
In May and June, the library will celebrate the town’s 350th + 2 anniversary with a special community art project. Local artist Rashmi Talpade will lead the creation of a mural across from the Check Out Desk as a semi-permanent exhibition. Rashmi has taught numerous art programs at the library and is best known for the Wallingford Townscape Collage on display in our front hallway. For this anniversary mural, she has painted a giant tree and will help residents create decorative “leaves” with images of themselves and their families. Most images will be photographs, but self-portraits in other mediums also will be accepted. As the leaf-shaped images are designed, participants will be able to see them affixed to the tree and watch the development of the mural, akin to a tree sprouting leaves.
You may email your own photo to us at wplcollaboratory@gmail.com with “A Tree Grows in Wallingford” in the subject line or drop off a photo in the Collaboratory for inclusion in the project. We recommend that the photo of you reflects an important aspect of your life in your choice of clothing and/or an object you hold.
We are excited to showcase this beautiful visual reflection of the people who make up our community.
Improve your Spanish in a friendly and non-judgmental space! All skill levels are welcome.
No registration required.
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Good nutrition can positively impact our immune system, health, well-being, productivity, performance, energy, mood, weight management, and prevent certain chronic diseases. Join Jill Patterson, RDN, for this fun and interactive nutrition program, and learn how making simple tweaks in our foods lead to big results!
ATTEND VIRTUALLY: The program will be streamed live from the library straight to your home through Zoom. Once registered, you will be contacted prior to the program with participation instructions.
ATTEND IN-PERSON: Face masks are recommended.
Registration required.
¡Le damos una Especial Bienvenida a todas las Familias que hablan Español! Gina Cabrera estará aqui para ayudarlos si lo necesitan, darles un tour y explicarles todos los servicios que la biblioteca tiene para ustedes.
Este programa se hizo posible gracias al generoso aporte de The Latimer Group.
Con artist Stan Carlisle finds an unexpected ally in Dr. Lilith Ritter, a psychiatrist, to amp up his scams. However, as Lilith allows Stan to see her for who she truly is, Stan begins to fear his new associate. Based on the novel by William Lindsay Gresham. Rated R.
Grades K-5 | Registration Encouraged
Come connect with other gamers in our community! We will have plenty of games on hand to choose from, but feel free to bring your own board, tabletop, card games from home.
Join the A Tree Grows in Wallingford community art project. Drop by to participate in a leaf making session. All ages welcome.
In May and June, the library will celebrate the town’s 350th + 2 anniversary with a special community art project. Local artist Rashmi Talpade will lead the creation of a mural across from the Check Out Desk as a semi-permanent exhibition. Rashmi has taught numerous art programs at the library and is best known for the Wallingford Townscape Collage on display in our front hallway. For this anniversary mural, she has painted a giant tree and will help residents create decorative “leaves” with images of themselves and their families. Most images will be photographs, but self-portraits in other mediums also will be accepted. As the leaf-shaped images are designed, participants will be able to see them affixed to the tree and watch the development of the mural, akin to a tree sprouting leaves.
You may email your own photo to us at wplcollaboratory@gmail.com with “A Tree Grows in Wallingford” in the subject line or drop off a photo in the Collaboratory for inclusion in the project. We recommend that the photo of you reflects an important aspect of your life in your choice of clothing and/or an object you hold.
We are excited to showcase this beautiful visual reflection of the people who make up our community.
Grades K-5 | Registration Encouraged
Come hang out and play/talk Pokémon with Mr. Josh! Whether you’re a new trainer who wants to learn to play or you’re a champion looking for a challenge there is fun to be had at the Pokémon Club!
< IN-PERSON & VIRTUAL MEETING >
Join the Wallingford Writers Community and discover how the fellowship of other writers can help you pursue your writing goals! All meetings include dedicated writing time, craft techniques for fiction and literary nonfiction, and the opportunity to share work in a supportive, creative forum.
No registration required. To participate and for details about meeting virtually or in-person, contact Leah Farrell at lfarrell@wallingfordlibrary.org.
Grades K-5 | Drop in
Have questions about your homework? The Wallingford Public Library offers FREE drop-in Homework Help! Homework Help is offered in English and Spanish and follows the public school calendar. The program is not offered on days that the public schools are closed.
This program is made possible by generous support from The Latimer Group.
Ages 1-4 | Registration Required
Marie Vitucci of Mindful Energy Yoga will introduce children to Yoga using movement, music, stories, and props. Signup once for all three classes. Please bring a yoga mat if you already have one, but it is not required.
Denise Codianne-Calabrese from Literacy Volunteers will be available Tuesdays for literary assistance. If you are an adult who needs help reading, writing, speaking or understanding English—or know someone who does—drop by the Board Room during Denise's visiting hours for literacy support.
Grades 4-12 | Registration appreciated
Come play Magic the Gathering, Pokemon, and Yu Gi Oh at Trading Card Club! Whether you're a veteran player looking for a worthy opponent or someone who wants to learn a game for the first time there is a spot for you at the table. Players can bring their own cards or use decks provided by the library. Foil cards, premade decks, and other prizes will be given out to participants.
¡Le damos una Especial Bienvenida a todas las Familias que hablan Español! Gina Cabrera estará aqui para ayudarlos si lo necesitan, darles un tour y explicarles todos los servicios que la biblioteca tiene para ustedes.
Este programa se hizo posible gracias al generoso aporte de The Latimer Group.
< IN-PERSON PROGRAM >
The Saturday Mornings with Poetry group invite everyone to join them for a public poetry reading.
No registration required.
Join the A Tree Grows in Wallingford community art project. Drop by to participate in a leaf making session. All ages welcome.
In May and June, the library will celebrate the town’s 350th + 2 anniversary with a special community art project. Local artist Rashmi Talpade will lead the creation of a mural across from the Check Out Desk as a semi-permanent exhibition. Rashmi has taught numerous art programs at the library and is best known for the Wallingford Townscape Collage on display in our front hallway. For this anniversary mural, she has painted a giant tree and will help residents create decorative “leaves” with images of themselves and their families. Most images will be photographs, but self-portraits in other mediums also will be accepted. As the leaf-shaped images are designed, participants will be able to see them affixed to the tree and watch the development of the mural, akin to a tree sprouting leaves.
You may email your own photo to us at wplcollaboratory@gmail.com with “A Tree Grows in Wallingford” in the subject line or drop off a photo in the Collaboratory for inclusion in the project. We recommend that the photo of you reflects an important aspect of your life in your choice of clothing and/or an object you hold.
We are excited to showcase this beautiful visual reflection of the people who make up our community.
Grades K-5 | Drop in
Have questions about your homework? The Wallingford Public Library offers FREE drop-in Homework Hellp! Homework Help is offered in English and Spanish and follows the public school calendar. The program is not offered on days that the public schools are closed.
This program is made possible by generous support from The Latimer Group.
With just a little planning, our laser cutter can make creating stunning pieces of art a breeze! Using paint and cut out pieces of wood, we will make a very cool piece of geometric artwork!
With just a little planning, our laser cutter can make creating stunning pieces of art a breeze! Using paint and cut out pieces of wood, we will make a very cool piece of geometric artwork!
Join the A Tree Grows in Wallingford community art project. Drop by to participate in a leaf making session. All ages welcome.
In May and June, the library will celebrate the town’s 350th + 2 anniversary with a special community art project. Local artist Rashmi Talpade will lead the creation of a mural across from the Check Out Desk as a semi-permanent exhibition. Rashmi has taught numerous art programs at the library and is best known for the Wallingford Townscape Collage on display in our front hallway. For this anniversary mural, she has painted a giant tree and will help residents create decorative “leaves” with images of themselves and their families. Most images will be photographs, but self-portraits in other mediums also will be accepted. As the leaf-shaped images are designed, participants will be able to see them affixed to the tree and watch the development of the mural, akin to a tree sprouting leaves.
You may email your own photo to us at wplcollaboratory@gmail.com with “A Tree Grows in Wallingford” in the subject line or drop off a photo in the Collaboratory for inclusion in the project. We recommend that the photo of you reflects an important aspect of your life in your choice of clothing and/or an object you hold.
We are excited to showcase this beautiful visual reflection of the people who make up our community.
Improve your Spanish in a friendly and non-judgmental space! All skill levels are welcome.
No registration required.
< VIRTUAL & IN-PERSON PROGRAM >
This popular presentation is back as the first of WPL’s programs celebrating Wallingford’s 350th (+2).
The pandemic gave The Wallingford Historic Preservation Trust the “creative pause,” if you will, for a reinterpretation our historic properties, all of which have ties to New England slavery. The Trust oversees the Nehemiah Royce House (1672), the Franklin Johnson Mansion (1866), and the Yale Homestead (1790), which traces its origins to Yale University founder, Elihu Yale, and his family’s ties to the East Indian slave trade. According to historian Anne Farrow, “In Connecticut and elsewhere in New England, ‘All the best families owned ‘captives.’” And the histories of the Royce, Johnson, and Yale homes all bear out this statement. Rebuilding the historic record of enslaved Blacks, as a group and as individuals, can provide insight into this “buried truth.” With Wallingford’s 350th celebration postponed to 2022, the Trust has embarked on the “Black Stories Matter history project” to provide the colonial history of a significant population of free and enslaved black Americans in Meriden and Wallingford who were responsible for building the prosperity of our towns, a chapter that has heretofore remained unexplored in our written history.
Chris Menapace is an educator and independent researcher of northern enslavement. He received his Master's degree in Public History from Central Connecticut State University and has done extensive research into Connecticut's enslaved population. Chris works with the history of enslavement and Connecticut at both the Wallingford Historic Preservation Trust as Vice President and Discovering Amistad as their Senior Educator.
ATTEND VIRTUALLY: The program will be streamed live from the library straight to your home through Zoom. Once registered, you will be contacted prior to the program with participation instructions.
ATTEND IN-PERSON: Face masks are recommended.
WATCH THE RECORDING: Can't make it? The program will be recorded and uploaded to the library's YouTube soon after.
Registration required.
¡Le damos una Especial Bienvenida a todas las Familias que hablan Español! Gina Cabrera estará aqui para ayudarlos si lo necesitan, darles un tour y explicarles todos los servicios que la biblioteca tiene para ustedes.
Este programa se hizo posible gracias al generoso aporte de The Latimer Group.
Denise Codianne-Calabrese from Literacy Volunteers will be available Tuesdays for literary assistance. If you are an adult who needs help reading, writing, speaking or understanding English—or know someone who does—drop by the Board Room during Denise's visiting hours for literacy support.
¡Le damos una Especial Bienvenida a todas las Familias que hablan Español! Gina Cabrera estará aqui para ayudarlos si lo necesitan, darles un tour y explicarles todos los servicios que la biblioteca tiene para ustedes.
Este programa se hizo posible gracias al generoso aporte de The Latimer Group.
Join the A Tree Grows in Wallingford community art project. Drop by to participate in a leaf making session. All ages welcome.
In May and June, the library will celebrate the town’s 350th + 2 anniversary with a special community art project. Local artist Rashmi Talpade will lead the creation of a mural across from the Check Out Desk as a semi-permanent exhibition. Rashmi has taught numerous art programs at the library and is best known for the Wallingford Townscape Collage on display in our front hallway. For this anniversary mural, she has painted a giant tree and will help residents create decorative “leaves” with images of themselves and their families. Most images will be photographs, but self-portraits in other mediums also will be accepted. As the leaf-shaped images are designed, participants will be able to see them affixed to the tree and watch the development of the mural, akin to a tree sprouting leaves.
You may email your own photo to us at wplcollaboratory@gmail.com with “A Tree Grows in Wallingford” in the subject line or drop off a photo in the Collaboratory for inclusion in the project. We recommend that the photo of you reflects an important aspect of your life in your choice of clothing and/or an object you hold.
We are excited to showcase this beautiful visual reflection of the people who make up our community.
Grades K-5 | Drop in
Have questions about your homework? The Wallingford Public Library offers FREE drop-in Homework Hellp! Homework Help is offered in English and Spanish and follows the public school calendar. The program is not offered on days that the public schools are closed.
This program is made possible by generous support from The Latimer Group.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
The Wallingford Public Library Play Readers perform dramatic readings of comedies and dramas, monologues, scenes from William Shakespeare’s plays, and short plays of Thornton Wilder and Eugene O’Neill. Members of the group select plays and cast roles for members. You may join the WPL Play Readers as a spectator or participant.
Improve your Spanish in a friendly and non-judgmental space! All skill levels are welcome.
No registration required.
¡Le damos una Especial Bienvenida a todas las Familias que hablan Español! Gina Cabrera estará aqui para ayudarlos si lo necesitan, darles un tour y explicarles todos los servicios que la biblioteca tiene para ustedes.
Este programa se hizo posible gracias al generoso aporte de The Latimer Group.
Grades K-5 | Drop in
Have questions about your homework? The Wallingford Public Library offers FREE drop-in Homework Help! Homework Help is offered in English and Spanish and follows the public school calendar. The program is not offered on days that the public schools are closed.
This program is made possible by generous support from The Latimer Group.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required.
Denise Codianne-Calabrese from Literacy Volunteers will be available Tuesdays for literary assistance. If you are an adult who needs help reading, writing, speaking or understanding English—or know someone who does—drop by the Board Room during Denise's visiting hours for literacy support.
¡Le damos una Especial Bienvenida a todas las Familias que hablan Español! Gina Cabrera estará aqui para ayudarlos si lo necesitan, darles un tour y explicarles todos los servicios que la biblioteca tiene para ustedes.
Este programa se hizo posible gracias al generoso aporte de The Latimer Group.
Do you like to sew? Join people who enjoy quilting and sewing at a casual “drop in” program anytime from 5:30 to 8:30pm in the Collaboratory the first Tuesday evening of each month. Bring your unfinished projects, either hand sewing or machine. There are 4 portable sewing machines (or bring your own) and lots of sewing supplies and tools provided by the library for your use. Stop by for 10 minutes or for the full 3 hours for a fun evening of sharing and learning!
Due to the one-on-one nature of this program, masks will be required for all participants.
Grades K-5 | Drop in
Have questions about your homework? The Wallingford Public Library offers FREE drop-in Homework Hellp! Homework Help is offered in English and Spanish and follows the public school calendar. The program is not offered on days that the public schools are closed.
This program is made possible by generous support from The Latimer Group.
Improve your Spanish in a friendly and non-judgmental space! All skill levels are welcome.
No registration required.
¡Le damos una Especial Bienvenida a todas las Familias que hablan Español! Gina Cabrera estará aqui para ayudarlos si lo necesitan, darles un tour y explicarles todos los servicios que la biblioteca tiene para ustedes.
Este programa se hizo posible gracias al generoso aporte de The Latimer Group.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required. To participate, contact Karen Ciosek at kjc73048@gmail.com.
Denise Codianne-Calabrese from Literacy Volunteers will be available Tuesdays for literary assistance. If you are an adult who needs help reading, writing, speaking or understanding English—or know someone who does—drop by the Board Room during Denise's visiting hours for literacy support.
¡Le damos una Especial Bienvenida a todas las Familias que hablan Español! Gina Cabrera estará aqui para ayudarlos si lo necesitan, darles un tour y explicarles todos los servicios que la biblioteca tiene para ustedes.
Este programa se hizo posible gracias al generoso aporte de The Latimer Group.
Improve your Spanish in a friendly and non-judgmental space! All skill levels are welcome.
No registration required.
¡Le damos una Especial Bienvenida a todas las Familias que hablan Español! Gina Cabrera estará aqui para ayudarlos si lo necesitan, darles un tour y explicarles todos los servicios que la biblioteca tiene para ustedes.
Este programa se hizo posible gracias al generoso aporte de The Latimer Group.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required.
As part of the Wallingford 350+2 Jubilee Celebration, this program features a virtual tour & history of our Town’s historic homes and moments! See historic homes both past and present. Narrated by local historian Mary Beth Applegate.
ATTEND VIRTUALLY: The program will be streamed live from the library straight to your home through Zoom. Once registered, you will be contacted prior to the program with participation instructions.
ATTEND IN-PERSON: Face masks are recommended.
Registration required.
Denise Codianne-Calabrese from Literacy Volunteers will be available Tuesdays for literary assistance. If you are an adult who needs help reading, writing, speaking or understanding English—or know someone who does—drop by the Board Room during Denise's visiting hours for literacy support.
¡Le damos una Especial Bienvenida a todas las Familias que hablan Español! Gina Cabrera estará aqui para ayudarlos si lo necesitan, darles un tour y explicarles todos los servicios que la biblioteca tiene para ustedes.
Este programa se hizo posible gracias al generoso aporte de The Latimer Group.
Improve your Spanish in a friendly and non-judgmental space! All skill levels are welcome.
No registration required.
¡Le damos una Especial Bienvenida a todas las Familias que hablan Español! Gina Cabrera estará aqui para ayudarlos si lo necesitan, darles un tour y explicarles todos los servicios que la biblioteca tiene para ustedes.
Este programa se hizo posible gracias al generoso aporte de The Latimer Group.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required. To participate, contact Karen Ciosek at kjc73048@gmail.com.
Denise Codianne-Calabrese from Literacy Volunteers will be available Tuesdays for literary assistance. If you are an adult who needs help reading, writing, speaking or understanding English—or know someone who does—drop by the Board Room during Denise's visiting hours for literacy support.
¡Le damos una Especial Bienvenida a todas las Familias que hablan Español! Gina Cabrera estará aqui para ayudarlos si lo necesitan, darles un tour y explicarles todos los servicios que la biblioteca tiene para ustedes.
Este programa se hizo posible gracias al generoso aporte de The Latimer Group.
Improve your Spanish in a friendly and non-judgmental space! All skill levels are welcome.
No registration required.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required.
Denise Codianne-Calabrese from Literacy Volunteers will be available Tuesdays for literary assistance. If you are an adult who needs help reading, writing, speaking or understanding English—or know someone who does—drop by the Board Room during Denise's visiting hours for literacy support.
Do you like to sew? Join people who enjoy quilting and sewing at a casual “drop in” program anytime from 5:30 to 8:30pm in the Collaboratory the first Tuesday evening of each month. Bring your unfinished projects, either hand sewing or machine. There are 4 portable sewing machines (or bring your own) and lots of sewing supplies and tools provided by the library for your use. Stop by for 10 minutes or for the full 3 hours for a fun evening of sharing and learning!
Due to the one-on-one nature of this program, masks will be required for all participants.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
The Wallingford Public Library Play Readers perform dramatic readings of comedies and dramas, monologues, scenes from William Shakespeare’s plays, and short plays of Thornton Wilder and Eugene O’Neill. Members of the group select plays and cast roles for members. You may join the WPL Play Readers as a spectator or participant.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required. To participate, contact Karen Ciosek at kjc73048@gmail.com.
Denise Codianne-Calabrese from Literacy Volunteers will be available Tuesdays for literary assistance. If you are an adult who needs help reading, writing, speaking or understanding English—or know someone who does—drop by the Board Room during Denise's visiting hours for literacy support.
< IN-PERSON & VIRTUAL MEETING >
Join the Wallingford Writers Community and discover how the fellowship of other writers can help you pursue your writing goals! All meetings include dedicated writing time, craft techniques for fiction and literary nonfiction, and the opportunity to share work in a supportive, creative forum.
No registration required. To participate and for details about meeting virtually or in-person, contact Leah Farrell at lfarrell@wallingfordlibrary.org.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required.
Denise Codianne-Calabrese from Literacy Volunteers will be available Tuesdays for literary assistance. If you are an adult who needs help reading, writing, speaking or understanding English—or know someone who does—drop by the Board Room during Denise's visiting hours for literacy support.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required. To participate, contact Karen Ciosek at kjc73048@gmail.com.
Denise Codianne-Calabrese from Literacy Volunteers will be available Tuesdays for literary assistance. If you are an adult who needs help reading, writing, speaking or understanding English—or know someone who does—drop by the Board Room during Denise's visiting hours for literacy support.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required.
Denise Codianne-Calabrese from Literacy Volunteers will be available Tuesdays for literary assistance. If you are an adult who needs help reading, writing, speaking or understanding English—or know someone who does—drop by the Board Room during Denise's visiting hours for literacy support.
Do you like to sew? Join people who enjoy quilting and sewing at a casual “drop in” program anytime from 5:30 to 8:30pm in the Collaboratory the first Tuesday evening of each month. Bring your unfinished projects, either hand sewing or machine. There are 4 portable sewing machines (or bring your own) and lots of sewing supplies and tools provided by the library for your use. Stop by for 10 minutes or for the full 3 hours for a fun evening of sharing and learning!
Due to the one-on-one nature of this program, masks will be required for all participants.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
The Wallingford Public Library Play Readers perform dramatic readings of comedies and dramas, monologues, scenes from William Shakespeare’s plays, and short plays of Thornton Wilder and Eugene O’Neill. Members of the group select plays and cast roles for members. You may join the WPL Play Readers as a spectator or participant.
Denise Codianne-Calabrese from Literacy Volunteers will be available Tuesdays for literary assistance. If you are an adult who needs help reading, writing, speaking or understanding English—or know someone who does—drop by the Board Room during Denise's visiting hours for literacy support.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required. To participate, contact Karen Ciosek at kjc73048@gmail.com.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required.
Denise Codianne-Calabrese from Literacy Volunteers will be available Tuesdays for literary assistance. If you are an adult who needs help reading, writing, speaking or understanding English—or know someone who does—drop by the Board Room during Denise's visiting hours for literacy support.
< IN-PERSON & VIRTUAL MEETING >
Join the Wallingford Writers Community and discover how the fellowship of other writers can help you pursue your writing goals! All meetings include dedicated writing time, craft techniques for fiction and literary nonfiction, and the opportunity to share work in a supportive, creative forum.
No registration required. To participate and for details about meeting virtually or in-person, contact Leah Farrell at lfarrell@wallingfordlibrary.org.
Denise Codianne-Calabrese from Literacy Volunteers will be available Tuesdays for literary assistance. If you are an adult who needs help reading, writing, speaking or understanding English—or know someone who does—drop by the Board Room during Denise's visiting hours for literacy support.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required. To participate, contact Karen Ciosek at kjc73048@gmail.com.
Denise Codianne-Calabrese from Literacy Volunteers will be available Tuesdays for literary assistance. If you are an adult who needs help reading, writing, speaking or understanding English—or know someone who does—drop by the Board Room during Denise's visiting hours for literacy support.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required.
Do you like to sew? Join people who enjoy quilting and sewing at a casual “drop in” program anytime from 5:30 to 8:30pm in the Collaboratory the first Tuesday evening of each month. Bring your unfinished projects, either hand sewing or machine. There are 4 portable sewing machines (or bring your own) and lots of sewing supplies and tools provided by the library for your use. Stop by for 10 minutes or for the full 3 hours for a fun evening of sharing and learning!
Due to the one-on-one nature of this program, masks will be required for all participants.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
The Wallingford Public Library Play Readers perform dramatic readings of comedies and dramas, monologues, scenes from William Shakespeare’s plays, and short plays of Thornton Wilder and Eugene O’Neill. Members of the group select plays and cast roles for members. You may join the WPL Play Readers as a spectator or participant.
< IN-PERSON & VIRTUAL MEETING >
Join the Wallingford Writers Community and discover how the fellowship of other writers can help you pursue your writing goals! All meetings include dedicated writing time, craft techniques for fiction and literary nonfiction, and the opportunity to share work in a supportive, creative forum.
No registration required. To participate and for details about meeting virtually or in-person, contact Leah Farrell at lfarrell@wallingfordlibrary.org.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required. To participate, contact Karen Ciosek at kjc73048@gmail.com.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required.
Do you like to sew? Join people who enjoy quilting and sewing at a casual “drop in” program anytime from 5:30 to 8:30pm in the Collaboratory the first Tuesday evening of each month. Bring your unfinished projects, either hand sewing or machine. There are 4 portable sewing machines (or bring your own) and lots of sewing supplies and tools provided by the library for your use. Stop by for 10 minutes or for the full 3 hours for a fun evening of sharing and learning!
Due to the one-on-one nature of this program, masks will be required for all participants.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
The Wallingford Public Library Play Readers perform dramatic readings of comedies and dramas, monologues, scenes from William Shakespeare’s plays, and short plays of Thornton Wilder and Eugene O’Neill. Members of the group select plays and cast roles for members. You may join the WPL Play Readers as a spectator or participant.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required. To participate, contact Karen Ciosek at kjc73048@gmail.com.
< IN-PERSON & VIRTUAL MEETING >
Join the Wallingford Writers Community and discover how the fellowship of other writers can help you pursue your writing goals! All meetings include dedicated writing time, craft techniques for fiction and literary nonfiction, and the opportunity to share work in a supportive, creative forum.
No registration required. To participate and for details about meeting virtually or in-person, contact Leah Farrell at lfarrell@wallingfordlibrary.org.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required. To participate, contact Karen Ciosek at kjc73048@gmail.com.
Do you like to sew? Join people who enjoy quilting and sewing at a casual “drop in” program anytime from 5:30 to 8:30pm in the Collaboratory the first Tuesday evening of each month. Bring your unfinished projects, either hand sewing or machine. There are 4 portable sewing machines (or bring your own) and lots of sewing supplies and tools provided by the library for your use. Stop by for 10 minutes or for the full 3 hours for a fun evening of sharing and learning!
Due to the one-on-one nature of this program, masks will be required for all participants.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
The Wallingford Public Library Play Readers perform dramatic readings of comedies and dramas, monologues, scenes from William Shakespeare’s plays, and short plays of Thornton Wilder and Eugene O’Neill. Members of the group select plays and cast roles for members. You may join the WPL Play Readers as a spectator or participant.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required. To participate, contact Karen Ciosek at kjc73048@gmail.com.
< IN-PERSON & VIRTUAL MEETING >
Join the Wallingford Writers Community and discover how the fellowship of other writers can help you pursue your writing goals! All meetings include dedicated writing time, craft techniques for fiction and literary nonfiction, and the opportunity to share work in a supportive, creative forum.
No registration required. To participate and for details about meeting virtually or in-person, contact Leah Farrell at lfarrell@wallingfordlibrary.org.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required. To participate, contact Karen Ciosek at kjc73048@gmail.com.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required.
Do you like to sew? Join people who enjoy quilting and sewing at a casual “drop in” program anytime from 5:30 to 8:30pm in the Collaboratory the first Tuesday evening of each month. Bring your unfinished projects, either hand sewing or machine. There are 4 portable sewing machines (or bring your own) and lots of sewing supplies and tools provided by the library for your use. Stop by for 10 minutes or for the full 3 hours for a fun evening of sharing and learning!
Due to the one-on-one nature of this program, masks will be required for all participants.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
The Wallingford Public Library Play Readers perform dramatic readings of comedies and dramas, monologues, scenes from William Shakespeare’s plays, and short plays of Thornton Wilder and Eugene O’Neill. Members of the group select plays and cast roles for members. You may join the WPL Play Readers as a spectator or participant.
< IN-PERSON MEETING >
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.
No registration required. To participate, contact Karen Ciosek at kjc73048@gmail.com.
< IN-PERSON & VIRTUAL MEETING >
Join the Wallingford Writers Community and discover how the fellowship of other writers can help you pursue your writing goals! All meetings include dedicated writing time, craft techniques for fiction and literary nonfiction, and the opportunity to share work in a supportive, creative forum.
No registration required. To participate and for details about meeting virtually or in-person, contact Leah Farrell at lfarrell@wallingfordlibrary.org.
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