Upcoming Events

Creative 4th-7th graders can express themselves with Perler beads! Assemble a pattern on a pegboard then melt with an iron. Make a coaster, a keychain, or whatever your imagination conjures!

Black bears have bounced back in Connecticut over the last four decades, and their numbers are still growing. With bears moving back in, human and bear interactions are on the upswing.

Join Food Explorers for a deliciously fall themed baking program! You’ll be making Apple Cider Donut Holes by whipping up a homemade donut batter featuring apple cider and then rolling your warm donut holes in cinnamon sugar.

Children in Kindergarten and up and their families are invited to join The Norwalk Metropolitan Youth Ballet for a special event that combines ballet and literature.  Join us to hear E.T.A.

Let the games begin! 4th-7th graders can vote for which board game they want to play. We will have our usual board games available... and some you haven't seen before!

The Wilton Teen Library Council (TLC) is a monthly group for youth in grades 6-12 who are interested in becoming more involved with the library. All Wilton teens are welcome.

Celebrate the premiere of the Wicked movie this month by crafting your own Grimmerie-style book. Using tissue paper, paint, and decorations, you will create a magical-looking cover.

Are you looking to get rid of your old computer, but worried about all the personal information stored on it? Let Singularity Technology, Wilton Library’s Robotics team, take care of it!  You can wait and watch or just drop and go.

Join Wilton Library's certified Zentangle teacher (CZT), as she guides us through a fun and relaxing Zentangle session on zoom.  This meditative art form uses simple steps to teach practitioners how to create beautiful patterns.

Kids in grades 4-7 can brew non-Newtonian fluids from our safe recipes. Science has never been so much fun! Wear expendable clothes. Supported by the Amadeo Family.

Please join us for a very special Kristallnacht Commemoration on Monday, November 18, at 7 p.m., when the Connecticut organization Voices of Hope will present 93-year old retired educator Ruth Weiner, who will speak about the Nigh

4th-7th graders can step right into a life size board game! Who will be the first to find their way though Candy Cane Forest, across Gumdrop Mountain, and all the way to King Kandy's Castle?

Please join us for an engaging and informative presentation that introduces attendees to the world of artificial intelligence (AI) and how it is applied in the real world and also why folks are concerned about it.