Event List

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Join our Needlework Circle at the Windsor Public Library on the second Monday of every month at 7:00 PM. Beginning, intermediate, and advanced quilters, cross-stitchers, needlepointers, embroiderers, weavers and all other fiber artists are we

Join Kidspace for an early literacy storytime for ages 2-4 on select Tuesdays. We will share stories, songs, rhymes, and tips for caregivers. Each storytime is followed by a craft. 

The Library Geeks continue to answer any and all gadget related queries. Drop in to Meeting Room 2 on the lower level. Bring your device and your questions, as always the advice is free.

We'll place acrylic paint on canvas and then run a squeegee over it to create a unique work of art. 

Little Leaps Dance Adventures will be here to teach us how to dance ballet to the Nutcracker. For ages 4 and up. Registration required.

Come dance and sing with Miss Victoria from 10:30 AM to 11:15 AM for Sing & Stomp. This music and movement-based program is for children ages 5 and under and caregivers.

We continue with our storytime series called, "What will we find"? This special program is all about the ocean. What creatures live in the ocean or use the ocean to travel on? Are there plants in the ocean?

Lego enthusiasts and their grown-ups are welcome to drop-in Thursday afternoons to build and create with Legos! 

Creative Creatures is a new STEM storytime for early elementary children to explore and learn about the creative ways animals and insects live.

Tie-dyeing with a twist! In this hands-on craft, you will be using ice and dye to create unique colorful patterns on t-shirts or other tie-dye items! 

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Did you know that there is growing scientific evidence that cognitive decline, Alzheimer's and dementia may be prevented, reduced or reversed? Come learn easy, simple, drug-free habits that you can do that may help prevent, reduce,

Teens and Tweens are invited to play Dungeons and Dragons on the first Saturday of each month.

Start the day with a little expression!

We’ll set up our art studio outdoors to take in some fresh air while we create our masterpieces. Drop-in!

Come enjoy the outdoor weather and make some art. This program will take place on the Eagle Green. Recommended for ages 2+. Register for a reminder email or just drop in!

Join us at Wilson Branch Library on select Tuesdays  from May-August for stories, songs, movement and making new friends! Register to get a reminder email or drop-in! Open to children ages 0-5 and their caregiver. 

Mike Bent's AbraKidabra show will be here at the Windsor Public Library with a game show style magic show. Full of laughs and wows, the whole family is sure to enjoy this performance! Registration is not required but is encouraged.

The Library Geeks continue to answer any and all gadget related queries. Drop in to Meeting Room 2 on the lower level. Bring your device and your questions, as always the advice is free.

Time for a sugary sweet game of Candy Land... but MASSIVE. We'll have a life sized game of Candyland where you can earn sweet snacks and other prizes. Ages 0 - 18 welcome! No registration needed.

Pack your lunch and a comfortable blanket and join Kidspace for a special storytime on the Eagle Green once a month.

Can you solve our game of Clue? The crime will be discovered and it will be up to you and your team to solve the crime.  Can you find the clues? Will it help you to solve the crime? Who did it?

The Ovation Guitar, built in New Hartford Connecticut, played a significant role in the singer/songwriter explosion of the late 60's and continuing through the 70's .