Below is a list of upcoming events from the Wilmington Memorial Library:
Adult Programs
Drop-in Tech Help
Monday, November 9, 2pm
Tuesday, November 10, 2pm
Thursday, November 12, 2pm
Saturday, November 14, 2pm
Have a tech question that’s been bugging you? Stop by Drop-in Tech Help.
Needleworkers at Night
Monday, November 9, 6-8pm
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.
Manage Your Photos in The Cloud
Monday, November 9, 7pm
Your iPhone or Android photos may already be backed up to the cloud, but how can you tell? Join Technology Librarian Brad to learn how to check your photo backups and find, access, and manage your photos in the cloud. Registration required.
Cookin’ the Books
Tuesday, November 10, 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: Korean American by Eric Kim. Registration required.
Fun & Function of iPhone
Thursday, November 12, 2:30pm
Whether you’re new to the iPhone or looking to unlock its hidden potential, this session will cover essential tips, tricks, and features to make your device both practical and enjoyable. Registration required.
Connect with a Social Worker
Thursday, November 12, 6-8pm
The Wilmington Wellness Coalition, in partnership with Wilmington Memorial Library, offers free, confidential sessions at the library for any library patron who may need support. Meet with Samantha Cavanaugh, the Town of Wilmington’s social worker, for help with mental health, substance use, housing, food insecurity, transportation, applications, caregiver support, and more. The first hour will be for drop-ins on a first-come, first-served basis, and the second hour will be appointment based in 20-minute time slots.
Taxes in Retirement
Thursday, November 12, 6pm
Presenters Erik O’Leary and Ronald Judkins will discuss how to avoid paying more taxes in retirement. The workshop will provide an overview of the following topics: Social Security, Medicare, RMD’s LTC and Estate Planning. Registration required.
French Conversation Group
Thursday, November 12, 7pm
Join us to speak French with other Francophiles! This group is for anyone who loves to speak and listen to French. Join volunteer group leader Nathalie Hayduk for this stress-free, low-key group to speak French on a more regular basis. Please note that this is not a French Class. Registration required.
Needleworkers
Friday, November 13, 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.
The Past is (a) Present: Author Talk & Writer’s Workshop
Saturday, November 14, 2pm
Come listen to local authors, Carla Panciera and Jane Ward, read from their books and discuss the role the past plays in memoir, fiction and poetry. Their talk will be followed by a brief writer’s workshop. Registration required.
Youth Programs
Bilingual Story Hour
Monday, November 9, 10am
Practice using your home language or learn a new language with the Community Teamwork Family Resource Network! Ages 0-6. Registration required.
The Tween Scene
Monday, November 9, 4pm
Attention tweens! Join us for this drop in event with games, snacks, and more! The Tween Scene is a safe space to hang out, socialize, play games, share some snacks or just chill with friends. For tweens ages 9-11. No younger siblings please. Drop-in.
Preschool Storytime
Tuesday, November 10, 10am
Join us at our Preschool Storytime! This program includes books, rhymes, music and movement. Ages 3-6. Registration required.
Pets & People: Dogs & Donuts for Teens
Tuesday, November 10, 6pm
Come hang out with therapy dogs from Pets & People at WML! Donuts will be provided and cats may also be in attendance. Register to receive reminders and let us know you’re coming, but feel free to drop by as well! Grades 6-12. Registration preferred, drop-ins welcome.
Baby Time
Thursday, November 12, 10am
Join us at our Baby Time! This program includes books, rhymes, music and movement. Ages 0-23 months. Registration required.
Crafternoon
Thursday, November 12, 3:45pm
Come make a fun craft with us! All supplies will be provided. Grades 4-8. Registration required.
Music with Dara
Friday, November 13, 10am
With keyboard, felt board, and finger puppets, Dara weaves songs (old and new favorites) and creative movement for a fun-filled musical program! Ages 2-5, siblings welcome. Registration required.
We Are Water Protectors with Wee The People
Saturday, November 14, 11am
Join Wee The People for this interactive kid’s workshop exploring Indigenous identity and climate change. Ages 6+. Registration required.
Additional Information
Happening Now: Fleece Fest Collection!
Grown out of your winter coat? Donate it to the library’s winter coat drive to help it find a new home! Bring lightly worn kids (incl. babies & toddlers) and teen coats to the library between 10/13-11/10. Come back on November 14, from 10am-4pm to pick out a new coat (no donation required).
Check Out Our Library of Things
Did you know Wilmington Memorial Library circulates more than just books? Check out our Adult, Teen and Youth Library of Things for fun and useful items to take home. Items include: puzzles, a metal detector, a bird watching kit, board games, a Cricut and much more! See what’s available. https://wilmlibrary.org/books-and-more/borrow-it/library-of-things/
Book Store Next Door
Celebrate the winter holidays with the Friends of the Library Bookstore Next Door! All November and December holiday-themed books are half-off to help you give the gift of literature this season. The Bookstore Next Door is open Wednesdays and Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Stop by to purchase some new-to-you books! Please note, the bookstore will be closed Wednesday, November 25.
Museum Passes
The library has discounted passes to your favorite Massachusetts museums, attractions, and state parks. Find the full list by visiting www.wilmlibrary.org/services/mp.
WML In-Person & Virtual Programming
Registration is required for most in-person programs and is required for all virtual programs, as you will need to register in order to receive the Zoom link. You can register on our website at www.wilmlibrary.org or by calling (978) 658-2967.
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