Event List

Read and discuss articles from this popular magazine. "Required readings” are chosen by group members and posted to the library's website.

The Canandaigua Writers Group welcomes anyone who has an interest in writing. Share original stories, poems, memoirs, and more in a supportive, learning community of fellow writers. Please email alawrence@owwl.org for more information.

A walking club for seniors. Contact Elaine Walker at evkwalker@gmail.com for information.

Reduce stress and work on movement and balance. Taught by a non-certified Tai Chi instructor. 

"By attending the class you acknowledge and agree to the medical waiver and clearance form."

A social gathering of fiber crafters. All skill levels welcome! Contact Alexis Lawrence for more information. alawrence@owwl.org

Join us for a monthly homeschool meetup for teens ages 13-18 for games and crafts!

Peer or professionally-led groups for caregivers, individuals living with Alzheimer's, and others dealing with the disease. All support groups are facilitated by trained individuals.

Bring your devices and questions! First come, first served! Ask for the location at circulation.

Join retired middle school creative writing teacher, John Michalko, for a workshop to break through writer's block and build on your story ideas.

Read and discuss articles from this popular magazine. "Required readings” are chosen by group members and posted to the library's website.

Craft greeting cards with instructor Sally. The cost is $20 per person and includes everything you need to make four cards with envelopes. Space is limited; please register. Payment due at time of class

Come shop with local vendors. Winter  Market @ Wood Library is planned to be held on the 2nd Sunday of every month, through April.

A walking club for seniors. Contact Elaine Walker at evkwalker@gmail.com for information.

Reduce stress and work on movement and balance. Taught by a non-certified Tai Chi instructor. 

"By attending the class you acknowledge and agree to the medical waiver and clearance form."

Read and discuss a book (TBA).

Our Generally Speaking about Crime hosts share stories of mysterious cliff falls to bodies overboard, with some mocktails thrown in.

Bring your devices and questions! First come, first served! Ask for the location at circulation.

Grades 6-12: Read and discuss the book while playing a game or doing a craft!

Read and discuss articles from this popular magazine. "Required readings” are chosen by group members and posted to the library's website.