Event List

Free tech help is here! The Library Geeks can answer your questions and help with your devices. Just drop in!

Drop in for some LEGO open play. Meet other LEGO lovers and test your building skills. All ages under 18 welcome. No registration required.

Psychologist Michael Shelby and personality expert Paul D.

Grab your yarn, hooks, and current project, and come stitch with us! Whether you're a seasoned crocheter or just starting out, all are welcome. Hosted by IT Librarian Denise Ricotta, who's been crocheting since the 1980s.

The Wilson Branch Library’s Adult Crafters Group has been meeting on Thursdays for decades. If you are working on a craft and would like to work on it in the company of like-minded individuals, stop by and join the group.

Create unique DIY projects with friends in a fun and creative workshop environment!

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

Registration is required. Registration will open on May 4 at 10:00 AM.

Surprise! It’s Baby time! Join us Fridays at 11:00 AM for an engaging program for babies and their caregivers. Friday activities will vary from storytime, playgroup, bubbles, and more.  Sign up for a reminder email or just drop-in.

Why Poetry?

Take a trip around the world without having to leave your seat. Musician Terri LaChance will perform original songs that were inspired by different locations around the globe. A multinational celebration of music awaits! Registration is required.

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

We'll have washable paint, paper, brushes, sponges and aprons set out for little ones to get creative! We offer this self-directed activity in a relaxed environment to meet other lil' artists and their caregivers in the community.

Free tech help is here! The Library Geeks can answer your questions and help with your devices. Just drop in!

Join us for a monthly storytime for older kids where we'll get comfy, eat snacks, and read through C.S. Lewis's The Lion, The Witch, & The Wardrobe. All ages welcome, but is most suitable for ages 6 and up. No registration needed.

Join us at the Windsor Public Library to welcome Allison Middlemass, a staff member from the Bent of the River Audubon Center, for a seminar on the role of pollinators in plant reproduction, why they need to be protected, the threats they fa

Grab your yarn, hooks, and current project, and come stitch with us! Whether you're a seasoned crocheter or just starting out, all are welcome. Hosted by IT Librarian Denise Ricotta, who's been crocheting since the 1980s.

The Wilson Branch Library’s Adult Crafters Group has been meeting on Thursdays for decades. If you are working on a craft and would like to work on it in the company of like-minded individuals, stop by and join the group.

Join our Afternoon Book Club for a lively discussion of When women were dragons by Kelly Barnhill. Discussions are held on the second Thursday of every month from 2:00 to 3:00 PM in Meeting Room 1.

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!

Surprise! It’s Baby time! Join us Fridays at 11:00 AM for an engaging program for babies and their caregivers. Friday activities will vary from storytime, playgroup, bubbles, and more.  Sign up for a reminder email or just drop-in.

Learn an interesting author experience, as told by 19-year-old author Nayala Serrano. Nayala started writing during her early years of high school, and before the age of 20 has published her first book.

Calling all curious kiddos! Join us on select Mondays for STEM fun with college student and branch tutor Azarah and Ms. Cailey. We'll have different hands-on activities each session for kids age 5-10. 

We'll use real citrus fruits and fabric paint and stamp our own designs onto a tea towel. Seating and supplies limited. Registration required. 

Join us at the Windsor Public Library for a fun and informative night as George Baker, a historical re-enactor, comes as John Adams and describes his 50 year friendship with Thomas Jefferson.

Free tech help is here! The Library Geeks can answer your questions and help with your devices. Just drop in!