Upcoming Events

In an essay titled “Autumnal Tints” written in 1859, Henry David Thoreau lamented that “the autumnal change of our woods has not made a deep impression on our own literature yet.

Parents are invited to join a support group to meet others and learn strategies for dealing with adolescent behavior. Maria Quiles from Wallingford Youth & Social Services will be on hand to facilitate the conversation. Topics may include:

Paint a festive autumnal scene on a pumpkin-shaped plaque.

The harrowing story of the hanging of witches in Colonial New England continues to haunt our present-day imagination. Most of Connecticut's witchcraft trials and executions predated the more famous Salem witch panic by over 40 years.

Build a wooden Jack O’Lantern with a face you design digitally, then assemble and paint the laser cut pieces.

Note: This is a repeat program. Please do not register if you have attended previously.

Build a wooden Jack O’Lantern with a face you design digitally, then assemble and paint the laser cut pieces.

Note: This is a repeat program. Please do not register if you have attended previously.

VIRTUAL & IN-PERSON MEETING

Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov

Create an original watercolor portrait based on a photo of yourself or another person. This program is limited to adults ages 18+, but there is a session for teens in grades 6-12 at 3:00 p.m.

Paint a festive autumnal scene on a pumpkin-shaped plaque.

In honor of Día de Muertos, join us for a special double-feature of Coco and The Book of Life! We'll be screening with Coco from 5-6:45 pm and The Book of Life from 7-8:30 pm. All are welcome to attend!

Join the Wallingford Public Library and SCOW in a celebration of Día de los Muertos! Learn about the traditions of this holiday and view our community-made altar.

Join us for a Yin Yoga series led by certified yoga teacher & practitioner Erin Brea!

Do you feel like technology has left you behind? Do you have a burning question, but you don’t know who to ask?

Join our evening Ukulele Club to practice & play with other uke enthusiasts! The first hour of each session will be dedicated to more experienced players, while the last half-hour will be focused on beginners.

After a brief business meeting, join us in listening to captivating stories that will engage your heart and expand your imagination! The stories are performed by multiple tellers who will engage you in a slice of their life.

Denise Codianne-Calabrese from Literacy Volunteers will be available Tuesdays for literary assistance.

Parents are invited to join a support group to meet others and learn strategies for dealing with adolescent behavior. Maria Quiles from Wallingford Youth & Social Services will be on hand to facilitate the conversation. Topics may include:

Join us at Tap & Vine for an evening of fun & fright-filled trivia! Quizmaster Rich Steeves will test your wits with five rounds of questions on a variety of Halloween-themed topics.