5 Things To Do In Wilmington On Wednesday, June 21, 2023: Senior Center To Host Magic Show; RMLD To Host Webinar About Solar Panels

WILMINGTON, MA — Below are 5+ things to do in Wilmington on Wednesday, June 21, 2023:

• The MSBA Wildwood School Building Committee meets 6pm in the High School’s Large Instruction Room. Read the agenda HERE.
• Reading Municipal Light Department will host a live webinar to educate the public about the benefits of residential solar panel installations at 7pm. The webinar is free, but those interested in attending are encouraged to register through this link.
• The Wilmington Senior Center (15 School Street) is holding several activities and programs — Blood Pressure (9am); Special Exercise (9:30am); CPR Training (10am); Cards & Games (1pm); Bingo (1pm); and Poker (1pm). Learn more HERE. 
• The Wilmington Senior Center (15 School Street) is holding a Magic Show at 6:30pm. Come enjoy Munsey’s Magic, a fun-filled show packed with audience participation, comedy, surprises, magic, mystery, mentalism and more. Adults will find themselves to be as surprised as they are fooled (and fooled badly)! Call the Center at 978-657-7595 or 978-658-2258 to see if spots are still available and register.
• The Wilmington Memorial Library (175 Middlesex Avenue) is holding a Pride Craft Night for families at 6:30pm. Learn more & register HERE.
• The Wilmington Police Department is conducting Child Safety Seat Inspections and Installations at the Public Safety Building (1 Adelaide Street) between 10am and noon. No appointments are necessary, however, it is strongly encouraged that you call ahead at 978-658-5071 to make sure a technician is available. Learn more HERE.
• The Friends of the Wilmington Memorial Library’s Book Store Next Door (183 Middlesex is open from 10am to 4pm. Shop for gently used books! Paperbacks $1, Hardcover $2. Good condition donations of up to two boxes are accepted during the store’s hours. For larger donations or to volunteer at the store, please email BookStoreNextDoor@gmail.com. All of the store’s proceeds benefit the Wilmington Memorial Library.