LIBRARY NEWS: Wilmington Library To Offer Free Appointments With A Social Worker Beginning This Month; To Host 19 Programs Next Week

Below are announcements from the Wilmington Memorial Library:

Adult Programs

Drop-in Tech Help
Tuesday, January 13, 2pm
Wednesday, January 14, 2pm
Thursday, January 15, 2pm
Saturday, January 17, 2pm

Have a tech question that’s been bugging you? Stop by Drop-in Tech Help.

Needleworkers at Night
Monday, January 12, 6pm

These nighttime sessions are perfect for anyone who does any kind of needle craft but can’t make it to Needleworkers during the day! Drop-in.

How to Spot a Scam
Monday, January 12, 7pm

Technology librarian, Brad, will help you learn about such scams as browser hijacks, phishing, and smishing scams.

Cookin’ The Books
Tuesday, January 13, 12pm

If you love to cook and enjoy talking about food and sharing recipes, then this group is for you! Grab a copy of the cookbook, register on the library’s event calendar, and record your recipe. Bring your dish to the meeting and enjoy sampling everyone’s dishes! Featured Cookbook: Arabiyya: Recipes from the Life of an Arab in Diaspora- Reem Assil

New Year’s Yoga Series
Wednesday, January 14, 3pm

Start the year off right with a gentle yoga series led by Yoga Loft instructors.

Craft & Chat
Wednesday, January 14, 6pm

Enjoy making a craft while socializing with others! This craft group meets the second Wednesday of the month at 6pm. This month’s craft: Felted Melted Snowman. All craft supplies will be provided.

Novel Ideas
Thursday, January 15, 7pm

Enjoy reading fiction? Join the library’s fiction book group led by Adult Services Librarian Erin. Please stop by the library to pick up a copy of the featured book. Featured Book: Isola by Allegra Goodman.

Needleworkers
Friday, January 16, 10am

This is a social group for those who do any kind of needle craft. Bring your knitting, crocheting, quilting, etc. and enjoy conversation and camaraderie. Drop-in.

Virtual Poetry Circle
Saturday, January 17, 9:15am

Do you enjoy writing poetry? Want input on your work? If so, this group is for you. Led by local writing enthusiasts. If you are interested in attending this event, please email Adult Services Librarian Erin, at adultservices@wilmlibrary.org.

Worlds Within Words
Saturday, January 17, 11am

Do you like your books to take you to fantastic, unlikely, and even terrible places? Sometimes all three? Then the Wilmington Memorial Library invites you to our newest book club Worlds Within Words! Featured Book: The Stupidest Angel by Christopher Moore.

Youth Programs

Bilingual Story Hour
Monday, January 12, 10am

Practice using your home language or learn a new language with the Community Teamwork Family Resource Network! Ages 0-6.

Preschool Storytime
Tuesday, January 13, 10am

Join us at our Preschool Storytime! This program includes books, rhymes, music and movement. Ages 3-6

Midterms Snack & Study
Tuesday, January 13, 3-8pm

WHS students, swing by the library before and during midterms to study and eat some snacks! Register to receive reminders and let us know you’re coming, but feel free to drop by as well! Grades 9-12

Time for Twos
Wednesday, January 14, 10am

Time for Twos includes books, rhymes, music and movement for children aged 2! Age 2

Virtual: Playful Pathways- Parent Book Club
Wednesday, January 14, 7pm

Join this once-a-month book club for busy parents and read one book at a time over the course of a few months! Our next read is The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt. Because this event will be held via Zoom, children are welcome to be in attendance. Recommended for parents and caregivers of children of all ages.

Baby Time
Thursday, January 15, 10am

Join us at our Baby Time! This program includes books, rhymes, music and movement. Ages 0-23 months

Midterms Snack & Study
Tuesday, January 15, 12-2pm

WHS students, swing by the library before and during midterms to study and eat some snacks! Register to receive reminders and let us know you’re coming, but feel free to drop by as well! Grades 9-12

Drop-In Storytime
Friday, January 16, 10am

Join us at our Drop-In Storytime! This program includes books, rhymes, music and movement! Ages 2-6

Teen Leadership Council
Friday, January 16, 3pm

Are you interested in advocating for what you want at WML? Have you volunteered before, but want to commit to more? Join our Teen Leadership Council! Grades 7-12

Additional Information

Need support or resources? Connect with a Social Worker at WML.
The Wilmington Wellness Coalition and Wilmington Memorial Library offer free, confidential sessions with the Town of Wilmington’s social worker starting January 20th. Help is available for mental health, housing, food access, and more. Visit wilmlibrary.org for more information.

Library Resource: NoveList
Access NoveList through the WML Library! NoveList is a database that gives book and author recommendations based on criteria such as age, genre, or author. With curated lists and reading challenges, it’s a database every reader will enjoy! Visit http://www.wilmlibrary.org/econtent/research for more info.

Save the Date!
Join us to speak French with other Francophiles! WML has a new monthly group for anyone who loves to speak and listen to French. Join group leader, Nathalie Hayduk, for this stress-free, low-key group to speak French on a more regular basis. The first meeting will be on Thursday, January 29th at 7pm. All future meetings will take place on the 2nd Thursday of the month at 7pm!

Book Store Next Door
In January and February, the Bookstore Next Door will be open Saturdays only, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Stop by to purchase some new-to-you books!

Museum Passes
The library has discounted passes to your favorite Massachusetts museums, attractions, and state parks. Find the full list by visiting http://www.wilmlibrary.org/services/mp.

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