Week Calendar

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!

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.

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.

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.

Miss Alex loves Moomin and wants to share her adoration of this Scandinavian character with the little ones of Windsor. Come hear some joyful Moomin stories and do a craft. Ages 2 to 6. Registration required.

Bluey's coming to town! Come to the library to meet Bluey, play some games, enjoy some Bluey themed snacks, and get a photo op with our favorite blue heeler pup. All ages! Please register so we can make sure we have enough snacks to go around.

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.

What would you do if you found yourself in the middle of the jungle? Little or no food, no equipment and only a few items that might help you find your way out. What happened? Can you remember anything?

Join prize-winning poet Eileen Albrizio for a one-hour workshop, where she will show through example the basic elements of writing a great poem.

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.

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

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

Rawr and stomp into this dinosaur craft time. We'll be making our very own dinosaur terrariums to take home. Ages 3 and up. Registration required.

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.