Week Calendar

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

This workshop will focus on strategies for living well with chronic pain. Participants will learn techniques for pacing activity, relaxation practices, nutrition approaches that reduce inflammation, and cognitive tools for managing the emotio

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."

Join Mr. Ray from The Local Sound Collaborative for a fun and festive music session! Bring your dancing feet and get ready to sing along. Designed for ages 1-6.

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.

Stories, songs, and fingerplays make up this fun program for children of all ages. The storytime program may repeat within the week.

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

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

Join us for a friendly game of Euchre every Thursday.

Read and discuss a book (TBA).

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

You know about hibernation and migration, but how do all the animals who don't do either survive the winter? Learn about animal adaptations for cold weather with the Canandaigua Lake Watershed Association and do a craft.

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.

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

By taking time for yourself and attending brief presentations, you’ll gain important information on a variety of topics, and enjoy refreshments with other women from our community as we hear from local experts in women’s health. 

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

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: "The Light we Lost" by Jill Santopolo