Event Registration
Registration begins 30 days prior to the event. Please register online using our Calendar of Events at www.wilmlibrary.org or by calling (978) 694-2099 (for Adult) or (978) 694-2098 (for Children/Teen). Please note we request registration for programs that are marked (RR). Thank you to the Friends of the Library for funding library many of these library programs.
Getting The Job You Really Want (RR)
Monday, June 22, 10am
Are you looking for work but not finding jobs that seem like a good fit? Take this opportunity to reassess your priorities, rediscover your interests, and perhaps reinvent yourself. Led by Career and Life Coach, Clare Harlow, who helps people discover what they really want to do that matches their personality and lifestyle.
Movie Night: Kingsman: The Secret Service (RR)
Tuesday, June 23, 6:30 pm
Come and enjoy a movie in our air conditioned program room. Refreshments available.
Nonfiction Book Group Meeting
Wednesday, June 24, 7pm
Join Technology Librarian, Brad McKenna and others in a lively discussion of Double Cross: the True Story of the D-day Spies by Ben Macintyre. Please call the library to order your copy. Book groups are a wonderful way to expand your reading interests and meet others in the community. All are welcome; refreshments served.
Protecting Your Nest Egg
Thursday, June 25, 7 pm
Attorneys Raymond Cannon and Bridget Murray will talk about how to preserve your assets during your lifetime: liability protection, the new Homestead Law, asset transfers, long term care insurance, and Medicaid planning. They will also address how you can protect your assets after you die: probate avoidance, estate tax minimization or elimination.
Book Brunch
Saturday, June 27, 10:30am
Join us as we kickoff the adult summer reading program with our annual book brunch. Participants will enjoy a delicious breakfast, talk with others about favorite books and get recommendations for summer reading. Library staff will talk about the summer reading raffle and reader extraordinaire, Eileen MacDougall, will do a little book talkin’ as well.
Adult Summer Reading Raffle:
To participate in the adult summer reading raffle all you need to do is read a book and then enter (either online or in paper form at the library). You may enter the raffle for each book read so the more you read the more entries you have and the greater the chances are that you will win one of the weekly raffles. Plan to read this summer!
Kids and Teens Events:
Sign up For Summer Reading
“Every Hero has a Story” is the 2015 summer reading theme at your library! Kids of all ages can sign up at www.wilmlibrary.org or at the library. Design your own superhero badge to hang in the library. Earn a sticker to display on it for each your you read. Fun and prizes all summer long!
Kids Summer Reading Kickoff
Mike Bent’s AbraKIDabra Magic Show! *RR
Saturday, June 20, 11 am
Kick off our summer reading program with a fun magic show developed especially for kids and families! Mike has garnered multiple awards over his 20 year career for his exciting blend of humor and magic! With storytelling, puppets and mind reading ants, you won’t want to miss this special show! All ages.
Tween and Teen Summer Reading Kickoff Event: Henna Tattoos *RR
Saturday, June 20, 1-3 pm
Register for the Teen Summer Reading Program and get a free henna tattoo! *Henna is a natural reddish brown plant dye that is used to draw intricate designs on skin; these tattoos last 1-3 weeks. Grades 4+
Family Movie Night: The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge out of Water
Monday, June 22, 7 pm
Come watch everybody’s favorite talking sponge! Rated PG
Firefighters and Firetrucks Storytime
Tuesday, June 23, 10 am
Listen to stories and make a fun craft! Ages 3-6.
Tie Dye Fun *RR
Wednesday, June 24, 11am or 3pm
(Choose between two sessions)
Bring in a plain white t-shirt to create bright, colorful designs using various tie-dye techniques. What a great way to start the summer! Grades 2+
Baby Times
Thursday, June 25, 9:30 am
Drop in for a program of rhymes, songs and books, followed by an opportunity for babies to play with age-appropriate toys. Ages birth-24 months.
Big Wheels
Friday, June 26, 10 am-12 pm
Check out fire engines, construction vehicles, police cars and more! Climb inside, and ask their operators questions. Thanks to the Town of Wilmington’s Departments of Public Works, Fire and Police for making this event possible. All ages.
(NOTE: These weekly listings are submitted by the Wilmington Memorial Library.)
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