Event List

Join us for lively book discussions on the third Thursday of each month from 6:30-8:00 in the Rimer Room. 

Weekly drop-in for Needlework Crafters.

Please join us as Dr. Jonathon Awtrey speaks about the origins of the American Revolution and will consider how and why Anglo-Americans chose to side with the Patriots or Loyalists or to remain neutral.

The duo will present a varied program including works by Corelli, Amy Beach, Albeniz, and Paganini. “A graceful and nuanced player…JiJi presented an intimate, captivating performance” —Kansas City Star. “Utterly dazzling” —The Strad on Danbi Um.

Please join us as Miwako Ogasawara leads a discussion of Yukio Mishima’s Spring Snow: the first, and some argue the finest, book in Mishima’s tetralogy Sea of Fertility set in Japan in the early 1900s.

Weekly drop-in for Needlework Crafters.

Curious about developments in Artificial Intelligence (AI)? Wondering about its impact on jobs, education, media, culture, and everyday life?

Are you seeking to change your narrative? If you find yourself faltering in the face of personal or professional crossroads, this book may help unlock the breakthrough you've been waiting for.

Please join us online on Tuesday, May 5, at 10:30 a.m., when Janet Krauss will lead a discussion of a selection of poems by Mark Strand.

Please join us when Emma Straub, one of the most beloved voices in contemporary fiction, discusses her much anticipated novel

Please join us as Judson Scruton - live from North Carolina! - leads lively discussions exploring 100 years of poetry from The New Yorker.

Weekly drop-in for Needlework Crafters.

Calling all storytellers and story-listeners! Join us for an informal evening celebrating the oral storytelling tradition. Bring a prepared story to tell or just come to listen. All are welcome, experienced storytellers and newbies alike.

Please join us as Judson Scruton - live from North Carolina! - leads lively discussions exploring 100 years of poetry from The New Yorker.

Weekly drop-in for Needlework Crafters.

What better way to debut a novel about the power of female friendship than to discuss it among three female authors?

Join Amy, Wilton Library‘s certified Zentangle instructor, as she guides us through a fun and relaxing Zentangle art session. This meditative art form uses simple steps to teach practitioners how to create beautiful patterns.

Do you tear through mysteries and thrillers, secretly longing to write one of your own? Why not stop only turning pages and start creating them yourself?

Please join us as Judson Scruton - live from North Carolina! - leads lively discussions exploring 100 years of poetry from The New Yorker.

Weekly drop-in for Needlework Crafters.

Join us for lively book discussions on the third Thursday of each month from 6:30-8:00 in the Rimer Room. 

Please join us as Michael Bellacosa leads a discussion of Joseph Ellis’s First Family: Abigail & John Adams. Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Ellis (e.g.