The Wilton Teen Library Council (TLC) is a monthly group for youth in grades 6-12 who are interested in becoming more involved with the library. All Wilton teens are welcome.

Please join Wilton Youth Council's Mental Health Task Force at Wilton Library on Mental Health Action Day (May 15th) at 10:30 am for a Statement on Mental Health Awareness, Support and Action. This brief program is intended to build awareness, show support and take action.

Join Amy, Wilton Library‘s certified Zentangle instructor, as she guides us through a fun and relaxing Zentangle art session. This meditative art form uses simple steps to teach practitioners how to create beautiful patterns. Suitable for anyone who doesn’t believe they can draw, as well as experienced artists.

Alright rising seniors, you have a lot coming up in the next year as you navigate your college essays and applications, in addition to your regularly scheduled schoolwork & extracurriculars. But what if there was a way to organize your workload in such a way to dramatically decrease your stress levels? Let's talk about it.

Lighthouse serves lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer+ (LGBTQ+) teens and their allies with a welcoming, safe space. Lighthouse empowers LGBTQ youth to clarify issues, gain skills and resiliency, and envision and seek healthy, productive, and fulfilling adult lives.

What better way to celebrate Marvel Studio's Thunderbolts coming out this month than by making your own wallet out of old comic book pages? Materials will be provided by the library, but you are welcome to bring in your own comic book to use if you wish (as long as you are okay with losing pages from it).

Join us on the Town Green for the third annual Wilton Pride “Be You” Festival on Sunday, June 1, from 11 a. m. to 3 p. m. This year’s festival will feature music, performing arts, exhibits, food trucks and much more! Sponsored by Wilton Library and Wilton Pride.

"Fiber Artists of Handweavers' Guild of Connecticut" will be showcased in Wilton Library's June art exhibition. The Handweavers' Guild of Connecticut, which celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2023, was started in 1948 by a small group of women and has grown to a membership of 270.

Please join Shakespeare on the Sound's John Love to talk about their upcoming production of Macbeth. Why would Shakespeare write a play about the murder of a Scottish king and perform it before the newly-crowned Scottish king? Why did Shakespeare wait 5 years after performing the play in front of King James to perform it for the public?

Book lovers ages 5 to adult are invited to kick off Summer Reading Club with award-winning author Veera Hiranandani, a graduate of Wilton High School. Veera will discuss her journey to becoming a published author, the inspiration for her books, from picture books to historical novels, and her writing process. A book signing will follow the program.

In this program, we will make bracelets that contain a secret message. Write names or phrases using beads and Morse code. Materials will be provided by the library. This program is for rising grades 6-12. Registration is required as space is limited.