Week Calendar

Ages 15 mo - 35 mo | Registration Required

Ages 2-3 | Registration Required

Full of music, movement, and stories, this program is perfect for children who are working on making the transition to Preschool Story Time.

Ages 3-5 | Registration Required

Books, puppets, and songs will reinforce your child's pre-reading skills through repetition and rhyme. A craft is included that will help kids develop their fine motor skills. 

Birth - Age 5 | Registration encouraged

Saturdays are for being silly! In this family story time we will sing goofy songs and read funny books.

Ages 15 mo - 35 mo | Registration Required

Denise Codianne-Calabrese from Literacy Volunteers will be available Tuesdays for literary assistance.

Grades 6-12 | Registration required

Make a custom clock using our laser cutter to engrave the face, paints to decorate, and a clock kit for the mechanical parts. 

Have questions about your homework? The Wallingford Public Library offers FREE drop in Homework Help!

The Choate Mentorship Project intends to strengthen the foundational learning practices of students in public middle schools.

On Childhood Migration from Central America – In Conversation with Javier Zamora

Parents are invited to join a support group to meet others and learn strategies for dealing with adolescent behavior. Maria Quiles from Wallingford Youth & Social Services will be on hand to facilitate the conversation. Topics may include:

Are you recovering from a recent loss and worried about what challenges the holiday season may bring? You are not alone!

Learn some new techniques to make cards that can be given for Thanksgiving, a thank you, or showing gratitude. Each participant will stamp sayings, use embossing folders, use die cuts, and do some ink-blending.

Join our evening Ukulele Club to practice & play with other uke enthusiasts! The first hour of each session will be dedicated to more experienced players, while the last half-hour will be focused on beginners.

Join us for a conversation about what it's like to be multilingual: how it affects your sense of community, what challenges you face in a predominantly English-speaking culture, and how all of these things intersect with matters of race and identi

Kate Carter, a retired tornado-chaser and meteorologist, is persuaded to return to Oklahoma to work with a new team and new technologies. Rated PG-13.

Grades K-2 | Registration encouraged

Spend a Friday evening reading with a high school buddy! Choate volunteers will join us to do some group read-alouds, small group reading practice, and other fun activities.

Make a custom clock using our laser cutter to engrave the face, paints to decorate, and a clock kit for the mechanical parts. 

IN-PERSON PROGRAM

Join librarian Cindy Haiken on Zoom to watch and discuss a popular TED talk. Once registered, you will receive an invitation to the Zoom meeting via email on the day of the event.

Join Marsha from Garden of Sol for a fun and festive holiday mocktail workshop! You'll learn how to blend seasonal ingredients with warming spices such as cinnamon, clove, and allspice.