Borrowing-If you are a
Resources-Our collection is for people of all ages, from picture books for the very young to large print books for those with vision problems. We have books, videocassettes, magazines, audio cassettes, records, newspapers, CD Rom, and framed art prints. Seasonally we have free passes to local museums and tourist attractions which may be borrowed by town residents. We have a reference department where you may use atlases, dictionaries, encyclopedias, and many other books or online sources. We also make available a regional computerized card catalog and information database called CONNECT, which can be used on one of our nine terminals in the library or from your own home or office computer.
Programs-We have story hour, craft, and entertainment programs for young people, and programs on current topics, history, and literature for adults in our meeting room. we deliver books to residents who are homebound. We have varied exhibits in our display space inside and outside the building.
Library Facilities-In addition to space for adults and children to browse, read, and study, our Library has a meeting room which may be used by local non-profit organizations. Our inside and outside display cases may be booked by local organizations and individuals for non-commercial displays when they are not in use for Library displays. The Library is accessible to people with handicaps.
Forensic Archaeology: Methods and Case Studies Monday, January 22nd at 6:30pm Forensic archaeology is the application of archaeology in a legal context. It is used to help locate evidence at crime scenes using archaeological methods. Join us for…
Read More »Win a basket full of delights! Purchase a ticket at the circulation desk for $5.00; drawing to be held on Friday, December 1st! There are two baskets for adults. The Cozy Quilt basket contains a handmade quilt, wreath, candle, eye pillow,…
Read More »Adult Programs Move Over Cryptocurrency! The Future of Money Could Be Government-Issued Digital Currency Thursday, October 12 at 6:30pm Welcome back Dr. Purba Mukerji, esteemed Professor and Chair of Economics at Connecticut College who will…
Read More »Adult Programs The Lone Violin by Brunilda Myftaraj Saturday, September 16 at 2:00pm Albanian-American violinist Brunilda Myftaraj has drawn enthusiastic accolades from audiences as well as critical acclaim for her masterful musicianship in…
Read More »2023 Summer Reading Sponsored by the Friends of the Wethersfield Library Children's Summer Reading Begins Wednesday, June 14 For children from birth to entering 6th grade. Read, complete challenges, and attend programs to earn prizes! Click To…
Read More »Jigsaw Puzzle Sale Saturday, February 18, 10 AM to 3 PM Sunday, February 19, 1 PM to 4 PM The Friends of the Wethersfield Library, Inc. present a pop-up jigsaw puzzle sale fundraiser at the library. Come browse and buy from a selection of…
Read More »Meditation For People Who Can't Meditate Wednesday, January 11 at 6:30 PM Feel like your brain is buzzing? Have you thought: I can’t meditate? Feeling like your mind always wanders when you try to sit still? You’re not alone and…
Read More »Holiday Movies on hoopla Looking for your next cozy winter film? Try Rediscovering Christmas, a Lifetime movie that was partially filmed in Wethersfield! Then see what else hoopla has to offer. You can instantly borrow eBooks, digital movies,…
Read More »While we wait for the extensive repair, cleanup, and other associated work to be completed on the library’s lower level, a small browsable children's collection has been temporarily set up on the first floor. If you would like to share your…
Read More »Win a basket full of book lover's delights! Purchase a ticket at the circulation desk for $5.00; drawing to be held in early December. The Cozy Up and Read, Read, Read basket for adults contains a fleece throw, teapot, mugs, Dunkin Donuts gift…
Read More »Due to the recent water main break and the need for extensive repair, cleanup, and other associated work, the lower level of the Wethersfield Library will be closed until further notice. Unfortunately at this time, we do not have a timeframe as to…
Read More »Ukraine: Then and Now Tuesday, September 20 at 6:30 PM Independent historian Damien Cregeau explores 150 years of history between Ukraine and Russia allowing participants to better understand the current war in Ukraine and its complex relationship…
Read More »Crepe Paper Cosmos Flower Workshop Tuesday, September 13 at 6:30 PM Join paper floral artist Susan Canavan as she leads a live, in-person, workshop handcrafting the cosmos flower. Adults are invited to create floral art using the highest quality…
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