Week Calendar

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

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

Join us for short stories, rhymes, and fingerplay fun with Children’s Librarian, Mrs. Ferris, and her puppet helper, Shrinking Violet, in this series for 2 year-olds and their parent or caregiver.

Join local group of adults as they learn to reduce stress and work on movement and balance in this Tai Chi class conducted every Monday and 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!

Practice your reading with Jack, our tail wagging tutor! Jack is a certified therapy dog who will be here every Wednesday morning July 5 - August 30 from 10:30 -11:30 AM for 1-5 graders to read to him.

Join Mrs. Ferris in this weekly series featuring stories, fingerplays, and fun on the flannel board chosen especially for 3-5 year-olds! The series runs on Thursday mornings at 10:30 AM June 29 through August 17. Registration is requested.

Are you just starting your family tree, or have you run into a brick wall tracing a distant ancestor? In this Genealogy group you will learn how to conduct a basic search and use other helpful search tools to find relatives.

Bring your lunch to munch on while you enjoy a movie on the library's big screen!  A 13-year-old girl named Meilin turns into a giant red panda whenever she gets too excited.

•  Learn the basics of meal planning while exploring pantry staples to ease your weekly cooking demands.
•  Gain the benefits of traditional yoga while seated or using a chair for balance.

The Wildlife Rockstars will be here to share information about their animal ambassadors and encourage environmental and wildlife conservation awareness. Learn about the animals and see them up close!  As far as we're concerned, they ROCK!

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 weekly sessions - come for one or all of them. Drop-in program.

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 is requested. For kids going into grades 1-6.

Grades 6-12: Join us and watch anime while make candy sushi!

Grades 6-12: Learn to make mozzarella with Emma Wilson from the Cornell Cooperative Extention! Registration required. Project Eats is a program made possible with funds from the Rochester Regional Library Council Action

Grades 6-12: Interested in learning how to code? Love coding already and want to grow your knowledge? Join Wood Library's summer session of Girls Who Code club! Anyone grades 7-12 is welcome to sign up.

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-College: Young writers, work with Canandaigua Academy teacher, Mike Sisson, and recent Northeastern graduate, Teagan Acoff, to work on your creative writing skills for this 6 session workshop.

Grades 9-College: Young writers, work with Canandaigua Academy teacher, Mike Sisson, and recent Northeastern graduate, Teagan Acoff, to work on your creative writing skills for this 6 session workshop.

Grades 9-College: Young writers, work with Canandaigua Academy teacher, Mike Sisson, and recent Northeastern graduate, Teagan Acoff, to work on your creative writing skills for this 6 session workshop.

This month we're watching The Batman (PG-13, runtime 2 hr 56 min)

Let's make dinner! Together we'll prep the ingredients for tacos and package them in a surprising and portable container! For children going into grades 4-6. Registration is required. Sign up begins 6/18.

Grades 6-12: Join teens to learn and play Role Playing Games (RPG), like DnD for two weeks. Registration required.

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

Children 3 – 7 years old can put on their jammies and cozy up to their computer, tablet or phone for stories, songs and fun at home with Mrs. Ferris. Visit our Facebook page for this weekly video program.

What could be more fun than coming to the library in your jammies to listen to stories, sing songs and enjoy something special on the flannel board with Mrs. Ferris? For children accompanied by their parents/caregivers.