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.

Join us for short stories, rhymes, and fingerplay fun with Children’s Librarian, Mrs. Ferris, and her puppet helper, Shrinking Violet in this 7 week series.

Join us for short stories, rhymes, and fingerplay fun with Children’s Librarian, Mrs. Ferris, and her puppet helper, Shrinking Violet in this 7 week series. Weekly 20-minute sessions for 2 year-olds and their parent/caregiver will be at 10:30 AM.

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 in this weekly series for 3, 4, and 5 year olds featuring stories, fingerplays, and fun on the flannel board chosen especially for 3-5 year-olds! The 7 week series runs on Wednesday mornings at 10:30 AM through November 16.

Join Mrs. Ferris in this weekly series for stories, fingerplays, and fun on the flannel board chosen especially for 3-5 year-olds! Series runs on Thursday mornings at 10;30 AM through November 17. Registration is requested.

Join Terrence Robinson who will explain why it’s important to draw up a Will, the life events that trigger changes to a Will, and how Wills can be used as charitable giving tools. 

In this workshop, participants will understand the value of creating a budget, and learn strategies to build a simple budget and pay off debt. They will also learn some core habits to practice and maintain financial health.

Conversations with family members who are showing signs of dementia can be challenging and uncomfortable.

Learn more about estate planning, managing retirement income, life insurance and long term care

All persons with Parkinson’s disease and all care partners of Parkinson’s disease patients are invited to attend this in person program. Please email alawrence@pls-net.org for more information. 

Learn the importance of creating and using a budget to accomplish your financial goals. Learn about the importance of credit scores, what impacts your score and what actions you can take to raise it.

Learn how to access, use, and move files within Google Drive, a place where you can store, convert, and download all your files. Learn how to scan documents right from your cell phone.

Sponsored by the Town of Canandaigua, this free family friendly event includes trick-or-treating at the park cabins with Town departments and area non-profit organizations, games, bubble magic, and refreshments.

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

Join our Elder Benefit Specialist for a free Educational presentation outlining the different parts of Medicare and Medicare Supplements, Advantage, and Prescription Drug Plan options.

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!

After-school crafting fun for school-age kids. What will we make this month? Fun skeletons using q-tips for bones! Register on our calendar, at the library or by calling 585-394-1381. For children in grades K-5. 

Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees. Open to the public.

Join Chef John Squires from Gleaner's Kitchen as he teaches patrons how to make an autumn themed meal such as Sage Rubbed Pork Roast with Rosemary Potatoes and Apple-Cider Gravy, a side of Honey-Ginger Tossed Carrots, and a baked autumn themed Des

Craft your own greeting cards with instructor Sally. The cost is $15 per person and includes everything you need to make four cards with envelopes. Space is limited; please register. Payment due at time of class.

Grades 6-12: Register and play games in the library after hours!

Put on 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. Ferris tonight or when it’s convenient for you!

Understand the process of buying a home step by step

Get  ready for some hair-raising tales! Only the bravest 3rd - 5th graders should dare to join us for this program of bone chilling stories. Come in costume - no registration necessary.