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!

Ages 0-18 months | Registration Required

Ages 18 mo - 35 mo | Registration Required

Ages 2-3 | Registration Required

Ages 6 weeks - 6 months | Registration Required through UConn Health

Ages 3-5 | Registration Required

Books, puppets, and songs will reinforce your child's pre-reading skills through repetition and rhyme. A craft is included that will help kids develop their fine motor skills. 

Ages 0-18 months | Registration Required

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

Homeschool Families | Registration encouraged

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

Grades 6-12 | Registration required 

Join Josh, Children’s Librarian and Dungeon Master, to learn how you can run your own DnD campaign.

Talking to the Dead by Harry Bingham

The Choate Mentorship Project intends to strengthen the foundational learning practices of students in public middle schools.

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.

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.

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 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.

Birth - Age 5 | Registration Required

Join Miss Kari at this active, early literacy enriched story time where we will explore books, songs, and rhymes for all ages. Make sure to wear your pj's for added fun!

Come hang out, share your passion, and meet others who might have the same fandom. We’ll also do some simple fandom crafts and maybe play a few rounds of Smash! 

Based on Alasdair Gray's 1992 novel of the same name, the story follows the resurrection of Bella. Through unorthodox experiments with human life and death, scientist Dr. Godwin Baxter raises the young woman back to life.

What is human trafficking? Why is it happening? Where is it happening? What can we do to make it stop? The answer to these questions and many more will be addressed in The Underground New England's panel discussion on human trafficking.

Spring is here and so is the sun! Learn how to use UV-resistant epoxy resin, alcohol inks, and mica powders to make suncatchers with beautiful abstract patterns.

Feline behaviorist and animal welfare professional Stephen Quandt explains cat behavior from the perspective of the evolutionary and adaptive forces that shape cats' lives.