Week Calendar

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

Free computer help through Digital Literacy of Literacy Rochester. Volunteers will assist patrons with desktop, laptop, tablet, or smartphone help.

Help us create a sidewalk sea by drawing a fish or sea animal on the walk outside the library! Chalk will be available in the lobby every Tuesday.

Free computer help through Digital Literacy of Literacy Rochester. Volunteers will assist patrons with desktop, laptop, tablet, or smartphone help.

Stop by the Children’s Room for a different paper fish craft each week. Limit 1 per child.

Call (585-394-1381) or stop in the library to sign up for a 10 minute session and practice your reading skills by reading to Jack, our Tail Wagging Tutor dog!

Join local group of adults as they learn to reduce stress and work on movement and balance in this Tai Chi class conducted every Wednesday. This group is taught be a non-certified Tai Chi instructor. 

Do you need affordable health insurance? A Navigator for the NYS of Health Marketplace can help. You may be eligible for affordable, low-cost, or even free health insurance coverage!

Join Mrs. Ferris for stories, fingerplays, and fun on the flannel board chosen especially for 3-5 year-olds! 

Join Mrs. Ferris for stories, fingerplays, and fun on the flannel board chosen especially for 3-5 year-olds! 

Superheroes have lots of special powers, but how many of those powers are also found in the animal kingdom? The educational premise is to introduce the animal ambassadors based on their survival techniques and what makes them thrive in their

Bring your lunch and join Mrs.

Grades 9-12: Go green and learn how to create your own water pod! Teens will make a pod and get a reusable water bottle to take home!

Come for a great story and make a craft to go with it! Our "Monday is Funday" program is for kids going into grades 1-3. We'll have 7 sessions - come for one or all of them. Drop-in program.

A one session course for beginners who have little to no knowledge of computers.

Love Legos? Then join us and let your imagination run wild! Create a model using our Legos and put it on display in the Children’s Room. Registration and masking is required. For kids in grades K-5.

The New Yorker discussion group will meet Thursday from 3:30 – 4:30 pm. The “required readings” are chosen by group members weekly.

Grades 9-12: Plan library programs and be an advocate for Wood Library. New members welcome!

Grades 7-12: Create an entertaining and successful roleplaying adventure by investigating storytelling through the mechanics of tabletop RPGs. Registration required.

If you can’t make it to our program in the library, get in your jammies and cozy up at home with your computer, tablet or phone to listen to stories, sing songs and enjoy something special on the flannel board with Mrs.