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We love lending digital books and audiobooks (also referred to as eBooks and eAudiobooks), but the pricing structure is very different for libraries than for individual consumers and presents libraries with significant challenges.

The Collaboratory will receive a new embroidery machine and a new longarm quilting machine in the coming months.

In honor of Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month, the CT-based educational foundation P.E.A.C.E.

From March 10th to March 27th, the Racial Advocates for Cross-Cultural Education (RACCE) will host a letter-writing station in our Collaboratory where patrons of all ages can craft letters of support, kind message

In Monica Wood’s How to Read a Book Frank creates bookends for the book store where he is employed as a handyman.

Tax filing season is around the corner and the library is ready to help in partnership with the Human Resources Agency of New Britain.

The Honorable Constance Baker Motley

On Display in the Front Lobby during the month of February

If you’ve been in the library recently you may have noticed books being moved around. We are currently preparing for a small library renovation. During the construction period, Study Room 3 will not be available.

We’ve selected our One Book One Wallingford 2025 title! We’ll reveal it during a celebratory event on the evening of February 5^th.

Are you planning to gift a technology device to a friend or family member this holiday season? Or maybe you have a tech device on your wish list that you are really hoping to receive as a gift!

This December the Wallingford Public Library is celebrating 125 Years Open to the Public! We’d love for you to celebrate with us!

The Wallingford Racial Justice Team, in partnership with Wallingford Public Library and other community-based organizations and local venues, is hosting an initiative called The Wallingford Table in which residents of all ages, rac