5 Things To Do In Wilmington On Thursday, May 7, 2026

WILMINGTON, MA — Below are 5 things to do in Wilmington on Thursday, May 7, 2026:

The Wilmington Recreation Commission meets at 5pm in the Town Hall’s Community Room. Read the agenda HERE.

The Wilmington Memorial Library (175 Middlesex Avenue) is holding the following events and activities: Baby Time (10am) and Pints + Pages (7pm).

The Wilmington Senior Center (130 Main Street) is holding the following events and activities: Gentle Yoga (9am); Weight Loss Support (9:30am); Art (9:45am); Meditation (10am); Knitting & Crocheting (10:30am); Chair Yoga (11:30am); Cardio Drum Fit (1pm); Senior Pool League (1pm); Ceramics (1:30pm; Chair Yoga/Pilates (2pm); and Senior Prom (5pm). Learn more HERE.

Interested in learning more about online safety for kids?  Attend the webinar — Keeping Kids Safe & Secure Online:  A Project Safe Childhood Presentation for Adults —  from 6:30pm to 8pm. Please join members of the United States Attorney’s Office, Homeland Security Investigations, Federal Bureau of Investigation and National Center for Missing and Exploited Children for this presentation, which will bring awareness to the dangers children face online today and educate adults on how to keep them safe. Topics covered: Social Media 101 & Digital Footprint; Protecting Against Online Predation; Gaming; Types of Sextortion – Sexually Motivated, Financially Motivated and Violence and Control Motivated; Generative Artificial Intelligence; and Victim Support & Resources.  Registration Details: https://usao.webex.com/weblink/register/r3e7ec6dd39529e1d1509dc763f5668f8

TEXTILES WANTED: The Wilmington Educational Foundation has partnered with Baystate Textiles to raise funds through an ongoing textile recycling rebate program. Bag up any of your unwanted footwear, clothing, accessories, linens and stuffed animals and place them in the donation boxes located outside each of Wilmington’s public schools. Donations can be in any condition as long as they’re clean and dry. The Wilmington Educational Foundation will receive a rebate of $100 for every ton of textiles collected.  WEF earns thousands of dollars each year from this fundraiser.