Upcoming Events

Are you a Bridgerton enthusiast? Join us at the Windsor Public Library for a Bridgerton Inspired Picnic. This program will feature picnic foods and trivia. We encourage regency attire. Registration is required.

Learn how to design, carve, and print your own linoleum block for custom relief prints at the Windsor Public Library with print artist Katie Woodward from the Hartford Press Co-Op.

Writer's block, be gone! Come to a workshop on writing tips to help you start to get your creative mind going to write your best story ever. Some prompts will be given, and tips for where to even begin your writing journey will be taught.

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

Sports Medicine Acupuncture Specialist Carrie Sawtell, L.Ac. will guide you through easy exercises to help bring your body into alignment at the Windsor Public Library on Monday, May 5 at 6:30 PM.

At Silent Book Club, there's no assigned reading. All teen and adult readers are welcome and it's BYOBook (or browse the Windsor Public Library shelves!). Settle in for about 45 minutes of silent, sustained reading.

Bring your project, hooks and yarn, and join us to crochet together. Perfect for new or experienced stitchers. Hosted by IT Librarian Denise Ricotta, who has been crocheting since the 80's! Drop in, no registration required.

Pamela Gray from Winter Bee Garden in Ledyard will conduct a workshop on how to create the perfect arrangement of spring flowers. Participants learn the five elements in creating a stunning market bouquet, then build their own arrangements.

April Showers brought May flowers and now you get to use them in a craft! Join us for a springtime project creating one of a kind jar lanterns using an assortment of pressed flowers. 

Local artist Alanah Westcott will help us create beautiful, everlasting blooms out of crepe paper to give as a gift or keep for ourselves. Seating is limited, registration required. Sponsored by WLA. 

We may be a couple of days late, but that doesn't mean we can't celebrate! Come bask in some Star Wars glory while we make Porg nesting dolls to take home. All ages welcome, but recommended for ages 5 and up.

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 us in preparing our community garden for the growing season! We'll be planting our seedlings that we started indoors in our raised beds, pulling weeds in our pollinator garden, and sowing native wildflower seeds. All ages welcome.

Join Kim Larkin, from Klassic Kreations in a Crystal Terrarium Workshop. Participants will assemble glass terrariums using small plants, soil, and an assortment of crystals.

Bring your project, hooks and yarn, and join us to crochet together. Perfect for new or experienced stitchers. Hosted by IT Librarian Denise Ricotta, who has been crocheting since the 80's! Drop in, no registration required.

One Thursday a month, join us to learn how to craft your own culinary creations! 

These recipes will involve little to no baking and will be sure to tingle the taste buds and boost cooking confidence in the kitchen!

Will it Art?

You be the judge!

Learn how you can create a dot painting using q-tips as your artistic medium. 

Please call the Reference Desk with any questions at 860-285-1918

At Silent Book Club, there's no assigned reading. All teen and adult readers are welcome and it's BYOBook (or browse the Windsor Public Library shelves!). Settle in for about 45 minutes of silent, sustained reading.

Bring your project, hooks and yarn, and join us to crochet together. Perfect for new or experienced stitchers. Hosted by IT Librarian Denise Ricotta, who has been crocheting since the 80's! Drop in, no registration required.

Have you ever been in a conversation with a family member or a colleague and thought, “That’s not what I said”? Or maybe wondered, “Why can’t I get through to this person?” You’re not alone.

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

Discover the world of board games beyond the traditional choices and see what all the fun is about! Come try new and exciting games at the Windsor Public Library on the first Saturday of each month in the spring from 3:00 to 4:30 PM.