Event List

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

Using a Sew It! Workshop video tutorial, we will be sewing our own Dino Chicken Nugget Plushie. All supplies will be provided. A caregiver is required to be present to help their child with this activity.

Pack your lunch and a comfortable blanket and join Kidspace for a special storytime on select Wednesdays. Families welcome. 

Could you survive in the dinosaur age? Step back in time. How do you stay alive when you are attacked? Where can you hide? What weapons do you have? What can you eat? Track the dinosaurs and name them. This program is for ages 7-12 years old.

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.

Do you and a turtle eat the same food? Could you share the same home as a fox? Discover which characteristics and behaviors help animals move, hunt, and survive.

We are seeking tributes for this year's Hunger Games. Survive the games and you will be rewarded with snacks and crafts. May the odds be ever in your favor. Ages 9 and up. Please register.

Curious about what you can do in the Makerspace? Now you can find out, after dark. Join us for a late evening of fun as you make a craft using the materials in our space to create a one-of-a-kind piece of art! 

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.

Join us for Jurassic Classroom and the "Amazing Adaptations" program.

Join Ashley Rivera for a workshop meant to help you see yourself. Ashley will teach you how to take time to look inside and get to the know the real you. Learn more about introspection, self-awareness, and how to explore your strengths.

Talk to an expert who can provide information and support for basic needs on the first Tuesday of every month. Meet one of Windsor Social Service's friendly and knowledgeable caseworkers at the Main Library.

Corvids, a family of birds including crows, ravens, and jays, are renowned for their exceptional intelligence. Explore with us the specific, and often amusing, behaviors that illustrate their complex cognitive abilities.

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

Frozen fans, come cool off at the library this summer! Join your favorite icy trio as they recount their exciting story, sing along with them as they sing their songs live in this interactive show!

It's Dino Tales Time!  Fun stories about Dinosaurs! Dinosaur in the Library, Dinosaurs playing sports, Dinosaur Ballerina! Two programs of Dino Tales with Dinosaurs doing silly things. This program is for ages 2-5 years old.

Who's ready for an old school summer?  Renowned Double Dutch Champion Lady Carrie joins us on select Wednesdays throughout the summer to coach jump rope workshops. Come hop, skip, and jump for joy at Wilson Branch. Spots are limited.

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.

As part of our celebration of Windsor250, we are telling the stories of men and women who were spies during the American Revolution. We will tell you about some myths associated with this time during America's history.

Join our Afternoon Book Club for a lively discussion of The Housemaid by Frieda McFadden. 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.