Please join Wilton Library for a seminar series in which Judson Scruton will take you through a selection of poems from Jorie Graham's new book To 2040. Because this is a new book, attendees will need to make their own copies of the selected poems (a master packet will be placed at the Reference Desk […]
Please join Wilton Library for the third computer literacy class this month - Using Gmail. This class will present the very popular email application, Google Mail (Gmail). We will cover important Gmail basics, such as: Sending, Receiving, Replying, Forwarding, Printing, etc. But we will also cover many of the really interesting (and lesser known) capabilities […]
Please join Wilton Library to learn more about important retirement strategies. It can be easy to overlook, but an estate plan is essential for nearly every person, regardless of how much money you have. Without a plan, the laws in your state can govern what happens to your assets, leaving your family to deal with […]
Join Woodcock Nature Center staff member and avid birder Tommy McCarthy for a guided birdwatching walk! Fall means birds are migrating back to their southern homes, so species will be stopping here in Connecticut to refuel for the long journey ahead. On this walk we will talk about how birds prepare for migration, learn about […]
Let the good times roll—sushi roll, that is! If raw fish doesn’t appeal to you, maybe candy and Rice Krispie treats will. Join us to make a sweet version of nigiri and maki, two popular types of sushi. This Wilton Library program is for students in grades 6-12. Registration is required and space is limited. […]
Five area artists will be showcased in Wilton Library's November art exhibition entitled “Five Guys.” The artists are: Daniel Angeles (Danbury), Bill Fulton (Wilton), Ed MacEwen (Wilton), Norm Siegel (Norwalk), and Dennis Stevens (Norwalk). Their works represent a wide variety of styles, media, and subject matter. Opening reception on Friday, November 3 from 6:00 p.m. […]
The whole family is welcome to drop by our Craft Room in the Children's Library at Wilton Library between 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. for a community event centered around the end of daylight savings time and transition of the seasons. We'll use leaves, tissue paper and glue to turn ordinary jars into lanterns that […]
Join Woodcock Nature Center educator Tommy McCarthy for an after-dark walk on the trails of Woodcock to learn about and listen for some of the eight owl species which can […]
Please join Wilton Library for another Sunday afternoon of chamber music in our Connecticut's Own series. Wilton residents Ralph Kirmser (oboe) and Kyong Hee Cho (piano) will perform Fantasy Pieces by Carl Nielsen, Three Romantic Pieces by Leopold Wallner, as well as piano solos by Franz Liszt and Frederic Chopin. Ralph Kirmser has been oboist […]
Please join Wilton Library on Zoom for important information from ONS on preventing injuries when playing racquet sports. During the Covid pandemic, pickleball became the fastest growing sport in the USA. As popularity increased, so did injuries. Tennis, badminton, paddle and pickleball are all highly competitive sports and can be strenuous on the body. Learn […]
