Wilton Library's largest sale features at least 70,000 items sorted in more than 50 categories – histories, biographies, wellness, cookbooks, art books, religion, sports, travel, and science fiction; all level of books and audiovisual for children and teens, and so many more; gently used, collectible, rare books, DVDs, CDs, books on CD. Proceeds benefit the […]
Wilton Library's largest sale features at least 70,000 items sorted in more than 50 categories – histories, biographies, wellness, cookbooks, art books, religion, sports, travel, and science fiction; all level of books and audiovisual for children and teens, and so many more; gently used, collectible, rare books, DVDs, CDs, books on CD. Proceeds benefit the […]
Wilton Library's largest sale features at least 70,000 items sorted in more than 50 categories – histories, biographies, wellness, cookbooks, art books, religion, sports, travel, and science fiction; all level of books and audiovisual for children and teens, and so many more; gently used, collectible, rare books, DVDs, CDs, books on CD. Proceeds benefit the […]
Wilton Library's largest sale features at least 70,000 items sorted in more than 50 categories – histories, biographies, wellness, cookbooks, art books, religion, sports, travel, and science fiction; all level of books and audiovisual for children and teens, and so many more; gently used, collectible, rare books, DVDs, CDs, books on CD. Proceeds benefit the […]
Thursday, April 4 10 a.m.-noon, Wilton Library Licensed clinical psychologist Mary Murphy PhD, LACD and psychotherapist Elizabeth Driscoll Jorgensen, CADC will explain the complex topics of executive function and working memory–crucial aspects of a child’s ability to succeed in school and with everyday tasks. They will emphasize how you can assist your child in developing […]
The Wilton League of Women Voters and the Wilton Library invite guests to a discussion about Connecticut’s fiscal challenges with Connecticut Mirror State budget reporter Keith Phaneuf. He’ll provide a sobering, yet entertaining, speech about Connecticut’s profound budget challenges, review how we got here, and outline our options. Join us at the Wilton Library on Thursday, […]
In conjunction with Wilton Reads, renowned violin virtuoso Igor Pikayzen, Adrian Daurov on cello and Imri Talgam on piano will perform a concert of Holocaust-inspired music. The program will be evocative of the subject matter and story in The Tattooist of Auschwitz, and the musical selections will include works by composers who perished or lived […]
“Don't judge a book by its cover”—but in this case, we mean human beings, not books! The Human Library is an international movement that started in Denmark in 2000 and is now held in more than 70 countries. Wilton Library is the first non-academic library in Connecticut to receive permission from the Human Library Organization […]
Ruth A. Potee, MD will explain how substances and addictive behaviors impact the brain and how the brain is injured by prolonged exposure to these substances and behaviors. She will also address the risk and impact of addiction on adolescents with ADHD. She will focus on the three predisposing factors putting individuals at risk for […]
This is an Wilton Interfaith Clergy-sponsored presentation by Dr. Fariborz Mokhtari, author of In The Lion's Shadow: The Iranian Schindler And His Homeland In The Second World War. Mokhtari will tell us about the efforts of an Iranian diplomat stationed in Paris who was instrumental in protecting numerous Jews from the Holocaust–truly an example of […]
