Week Calendar

Join our Wallingford Ukulele Club to practice and play with other uke enthusiasts! The club meets on the first Monday of the month from 10-11:30 am and the second Wednesday and final Monday of the month from 6:30-8 pm.

Come join us for a weekly program to forge new connections with folks you might otherwise never get to know!

Paint a tumbler with glass paint for a stained glass effect! Trace a fall scene for this beautiful, functional project.

This class will review all of the different digitization options available in the Collaboratory and how they operate.

Do you need dedicated one-on-one help with a graphics project? Our talented volunteer, Kate, will help you use Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, or Photoshop to turn your vision into reality.

Community, Power, and the Search for Indigenous Identity with Award-Winning Journalist Joseph Lee

Get started designing your own laser cutter projects using CorelDRAW software. Participants will make a basic wood project. Prior computer experience is recommended.

VIRTUAL MEETING

The Perfect Suspect by Margaret Coel

Create your own beautiful 120-piece full-color jigsaw puzzle. If there is a specific photo you want to use, please bring the original to scan or save the digital file on a flash drive or cloud storage. 

Celebrate Día de los Muertos with SCOW & the Wallingford Public Library! You will have the chance to learn about the traditions of this holiday and view our community-made altar.

The WPL is pleased to introduce our new English Conversation Group! This is an informal gathering for people who wish to practice speaking English. There is no level of proficiency required to join.

Kids & their Grown-Up | Registration Required

Do you like to sew? Join people who enjoy quilting and sewing at a casual “drop in” program anytime from 6:00 to 8:30pm in the Collaboratory the first Tuesday evening of each month. Bring your unfinished projects, either hand sewing or machine.

Sculpt a polymer clay pin celebrating everyone's favorite fungus.

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.

Gather with fellow fiber arts enthusiasts on the first Thursday of the month! Whether you knit, crochet, embroider, cross-stitch, macrame, or create any other type of textile art, there's a place for you here.

Wild turkeys were abundant when settlers first came to America. It was said their numbers throughout the original thirteen Colonies were in the millions.

Join us on the first Wednesday of each month to improve your American Sign Language skills in a friendly and non-judgmental space! Jennifer Coyne, an experienced sign language interpreter, will facilitate each session.

Create your own beautiful 120-piece full-color jigsaw puzzle. If there is a specific photo you want to use, please bring the original to scan or save the digital file on a flash drive or cloud storage.