Week Calendar

If you earned less than $60,000 in 2022, you may be eligible for free tax preparation services including e-file and direct deposit!

Registration encouraged for a reminder email.

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

In addition to our regular weekly hours, the Wallingford Public Library is open to the public on Sundays between 12-4 pm from January 14 to April 28, 2024. 

Homeschool Families | Registration encouraged

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.

The Bone Collector by Jeffrey Deaver

Decorate a lantern for spring using faux florals, ribbon, and an LED candle. This program will include different methods to tie the perfect bow!

Have questions about your homework? The Wallingford Public Library offers FREE drop in Homework Help!

This year’s One Book One Wallingford makes a great read-a-loud for families. Grab some popcorn and listen in as we read the book together each week.

VIRTUAL AND IN-PERSON MEETING

Grades 5-8 | Registration Required

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.

Grades K-5 | Registration encouraged

Do you like to sew? Join people who enjoy quilting and sewing at a casual “drop in” program anytime from 6:00 to 8:30pm in the Collaboratory the first Tuesday evening of each month. Bring your unfinished projects, either hand sewing or machine.

Grades 6-12 | Registration required

This year’s One Book One Wallingford makes a great read-a-loud for families. Grab some popcorn and listen in as we read the book together each week.

Do you love to read and wish that you had more reading time in your busy schedule? Do you like the idea of sitting and reading in a quiet, comfortable and companionable space with others who love to read?

Join us as Michael Norris, former curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, guides us through the pictorial history of St. Patrick, one of the most recognizable religious figures in the world.

Decorate a lantern for spring using faux florals, ribbon, and an LED candle. This program will include different methods to tie the perfect bow!

Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, has led a remarkable post-presidential career as a human rights advocate, the winner of the 2002 Nobel Peace Prize, and a bestselling author and diplomat.

More than 110 million individuals have been forcibly displaced worldwide as a result of persecution, conflict, violence or human rights violations.