Week Calendar

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

Storytime for ages 0-2 years with a caregiver, and may feature stories, songs, fingerplays, rhymes, or other activities.

Storytime for ages 0-2 years with a caregiver, and may feature stories, songs, fingerplays, rhymes, or other activities.

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."

Stories, songs, and fingerplays make up this fun program for children of all ages.

Join our Kripalu certified chair yoga instructor in this one hour class. Yoga in the chair is beneficial to anyone, especially people with challenges of getting on the floor.

Grades 7-12: Join Rochester comic artist, Jackie Davis, for a full day comic workshop! Participants are encouraged to bring a lunch. Registration required.
 

Stories, songs, and fingerplays make up this fun program for children of all ages.

Let's dance! We'll start with a fun story and then have our favorite songs plus shakers, scarves and the bubble machine.

Make colorful waffles and watch Madagascar (PG, CC, runtime 1 hr 26 min)

Learn to design 3d objects in TinkerCAD!

The Canandaigua Writers Group welcomes anyone who has an interest in writing.

Libraries love lakes! Learn about the fish that live in Canandaigua Lake, make a fish craft, and a "boat that floats"

NOTE: Preserving Plants has been postponed

Please call 1-800-RED-Cross (1-800-733-2767) or visit RedCrossBlood.org and enter woodlibrarycanandaigua to schedule an appointment.

For caregivers of neurodiverse and/or medically complex children. Email rbrill@owwl.org for more information.

Discover the joy of watercolor painting in this beginner-friendly class designed to spark your creativity! The cost is $45 per class/person and includes all supplies and a drink of your choice.

Join us to watch Spy x Family's movie Code White. (PG-13, CC, runtime 1 hour 50 minutes) Registration is requested

Do you crochet? Knit? Diamond art? Bring your craft projects and work on them in the Teen Scene or, on nice days, in our Reading Garden with fellow crafters!

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

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

Anthotype printmaking uses natural chemicals and sunlight to create a crude photograph. If the weather doesn’t cooperate, this will be switched to crochet on August 4.

Open to the public.

Welcome to Family Book Club, a book club aimed at parents and kids with a focus on chapter books. We will be discussing The Boy on the Porch by Sharon Creech.

A fun way to stay fit! This free group exercise class will feel more like a party than a workout. Zumba combines dance, strengthening exercises, and balance with a wide variety of high-energy music to get your heart pumping and body moving.

Grades 7-12: Registration required

Craft your own 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

Practice your reading with Ivy, our tail wagging tutor! Ivy is a certified therapy dog who will be here for 1st-5th graders to read to her. Call (585-394-1381) or stop in the library to sign up for your own special 10-minute reading session.

Read and discuss The Queer Advantage by Andrew Gelwicks. This event is hybrid and is offered both in-person and virtually.

This book club is focused on Romance and Mysteries! This Book Club is held off site at Acquilano Wine Cellar, 143 S Main St.

We will be reading: "This is a Love story" by Jessica Soffer