Week Calendar

Join Windsor Public Library for Toddler Time, an early literacy storytime for ages 2-4 and caregivers, from 10:30 AM to 11:15 AM on select Tuesdays. We will share stories, songs, rhymes, and early literacy tips for caregivers. 

Today is Dinosaur Day at the Library!  Stop in and play some games, do some crafts, watch a movie. Dress up in your favorite Dino costume!  Dino Day is open to children of all ages! Give yourself a special dinosaur name.

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.

With great power comes great responsibility. Spiderman will be here to teach us this important lesson for our Spidey themed party! Spiderman will be here to take photos with kids, sling webs, and have a dance party.

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.

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

Join our Afternoon Book Club for a lively discussion of Founding Mothers: the women who raised our nation by Cokie Roberts. Discussions are held on the second Thursday of every month from 2:00 to 3:00 PM in Meeting Room 1.

Calling all soccer fans! Join us for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. We'll host watch parties where you can sit back, eat snacks, do activities, and watch soccer on the big screen. Anyone under the age 18 welcome. No registration needed.

We're celebrating Shark Week with another fintastic celebration. We'll make shark crafts, do a mini shark experiment, and play shark bingo where you could win a shark themed prize. Ages 5 to 12. Please register.

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.