The Wilton Free Public Library is looking to obtain federal funding assistance from the USDA, Rural Development, in the amount of $20,000 for the purpose of putting a fence around the stream side of the library, replacing a furnace and relining a chimney, and replacing lights with more efficient LEDs. This application will be discussed […]
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On Monday, May 16, at 6:00 at Calzalaio Pasta Co., the Town will host a public meeting to see who will receive $1000 from which will then be matched by the Town. The Library is applying for this Making Headway grant to help build the fence around the stream on the south side of the library building. This is meant as a safety feature for young children, as well as being the start of the project to build a patio overlooking the Wilson Stream, open to everyone! There will be a live vote at the meeting to choose a winner. Please help us win this money to forward this important and exciting project. […] Join us at the library on Friday, February 12th from 6-8 pm for a tasty evening! Bring your own specialty dessert to enter in the competition. Use your spare change to vote for your favorites! Adults: $5, Children 10 and under: $2. Music, treats, and a craft available for kids. See you there! […] A reminder for the new year! Lego Building Group will be available for Pre K- 3rd grade children on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month from 6-7 PM. Children meet downstairs in the children’s room and there is coffee available for adults on the main floor! Don’t miss it! The Literary Group is entering it’s fifth year! For those new to the group, this is not the type of book club where everyone reads the same book. Not everyone feels comfortable with the traditional book club model where club members choose which books they will read over the course of a year, then get together on a regular basis to discuss them. It means several people will need to buy, borrow, or download the titles. And what if you really don’t like this month’s selection? What if you’ve read a tremendous book and want to discuss it, or recommend it? What if you just like to talk about books and reading in general? Then this is the group for you! We have an average of 10 to 12 people per meeting, on the third Tuesday of the month at 6:30 at the Library. Our next meeting is Dec. 15. […]
Come to the Wilton Free Public Library Saturday evening November 14, for a fun, family-friendly night of laughs! Doors open at 6:30! Teacher’s Lounge Mafia improv group will perform a hilarious, all-ages show at 7pm! We will be holding our annual silent auction during the evening. A great time to do some holiday shopping to benefit the library! Enjoy some free refreshments! Tickets sold at the door $5/per person or $20 family price. […] Healthy Community Coalition staff will be available to administer the influenza vaccine (seasonal flu shot) and provide information and answer questions about Affordable Care Act marketplace insurance at sites throughout our community in November. […] Saturday, March 28th 1-3pm Saturday, April 4th 1-3pm Women, men, teens — learn to sew! Whether you just want to brush up on sewing or have never touched a sewing machine before, this is the class for you. In this two-session class you’ll learn the basics of using a home sewing machine so you can operate one on your own.
The Teacher’s Lounge Mafia will once again be performing their zany improv comedy act at the Wilton Free Public Library on Saturday, Feb. 7. Doors open at 6:30 pm for a Silent Auction Show starts at 7:30 pm. Entertainment suitable for the whole family. […] |
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Session One will cover sewing tools and materials: fabrics, thread types, needles, interfacing, etc.; what to look for in a sewing machine […]
Doug Dunlap will be reading from his new book, Kayak and Canoe Outings in the Western Mountains of Maine, Thursday, March 26 at 6:30 in the Library. Doug has been paddling the waters of northern New England for over 40 years, and has paddled every water in this handbook. He is a Registered Maine Guide, and lives in Farmington with his family on an old farm with a view of the mountains. […]
