Upcoming Events

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

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, or re

Explore a selected theme through various sensory stations that offer unique learning experiences for your little one.  Recommended for ages 5 and under.  Today's theme is based on the family board game Candy Land.

Join local artist Diane Dwelly for an introductory class on origami flowers. Supplies are limited. Registration required. Sponsored by WLA. 

Will it Art?

You be the judge!

Learn how you can create art using toliet paper rolls as your artistic medium. 

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

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!

2 Storytimes with special activities about riddles and mazes and solving fun mysteries like “Where did the cow go?”Join us for these special storytimes. Of course, there will be stories, songs, activities, games, crafts and jokes.

Stop by our patio for some bubble fun. Big bubble. Little bubbles. Gigantic bubbles. Make lots of bubbles. All the bubbles. 

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.

Chill out with us as we learn the science behind ice cream and make our very own frozen treats. Ages 4 and up. Registration required.

A great STEM activity! Can you code an obstacle course? Will you be able to get someone to the finish line? You will have many obstacles that will need to be coded on paper in order to get to the end.

Jordan Allen from Interval House will give an important presentation on how to maintain and stay cognizant of our relationship health, be it romantic or friendship.

It's Harry Potter's birthday! We're celebrating with some treats and tabletop quidditch. Winning team gets a prize! Ages 5 and up. Registration required.

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

Babies love books! This program uses fingerplays, songs, action rhymes, and books to promote the development of early literacy skills. For babies 6 months old to 24 months old and their caregiver.

Ryan McCarthy is a cartoonist and author that has created a multi-part graphic novel series called Tamashi, a story about a girl lost in a new world called the Ancient Land.

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

Please join us for the remainder of our new storytime series called, "What will we find"?

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!

Connecticut's Master Wildlife Conservationist Paul Colburn joins us for a presentation at the Windsor Public Library focusing on the history of bobcats in Connecticut, an overview of bobcat habitat, diet, behavior, reproduction and current researc

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.

Join the Windsor Public Library for Toddler Time, an early literacy storytime for ages 2-4 on select Tuesdays. We will share stories, songs, rhymes, and early literacy tips for caregivers.

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.