Together We're Growing!
As we approach the close of our fiscal year, we invite you to be part of our Spring Appeal, running May 1 through June 30. Our focus is on growth—expanding programs, deepening community connections, and ensuring our library continues to thrive.
Our goal is to raise $94,000, and with your support, we can:
- Grow access to innovative programs for all ages
- Expand collections, technology, and resources
- Strengthen the library as a vibrant community hub
- Ensure sustainability for the year ahead
Every gift makes a difference. Thank you for your support!
Wilton Pride Festival
Sunday, May 31
11am to 4pm
Join Wilton Pride and Wilton Library in Wilton Town Center for the 4th annual Wilton Pride Festival! This year’s festival will feature music, live mural painting, performing arts, an artisan market, exhibits, vendors, food, drinks, and much more! All ages are welcome.
Plus - Children ages 4-11 are invited to join us in the Children's Library at 2pm for our "Make a Rainbow Butterfly for Pride!" craft project. Registration required.
Wilton Pride Festival
Sunday, May 31
11am to 4pm
Join Wilton Pride and Wilton Library in Wilton Town Center for the 4th annual Wilton Pride Festival! This year’s festival will feature music, live mural painting, performing arts, an artisan market, exhibits, vendors, food, drinks, and much more! All ages are welcome.
Plus - Children ages 4-11 are invited to join us in the Children's Library at 2pm for our "Make a Rainbow Butterfly for Pride!" craft project. Registration required.
Wilton Library's 131st Annual Meeting
After a brief business meeting and awards presentations, our guest speaker will be Dr. Lynda Yankaskas of Muhlenberg College. She will speak about the relationship between libraries, social status, and democracy from the era of the Revolution to the twentieth century. Reception follows the talk.
The talk is on Wednesday, June 17 from 5:30-7:30pm.
Wilton Library's 131st Annual Meeting
After a brief business meeting and awards presentations, our guest speaker will be Dr. Lynda Yankaskas of Muhlenberg College. She will speak about the relationship between libraries, social status, and democracy from the era of the Revolution to the twentieth century. Reception follows the talk.
The talk is on Wednesday, June 17 from 5:30-7:30pm.
