March Library Events

Tech Workshop Series

with Tech Hub

6 Fridays 10:30-11:30 , followed by an hour of tech support.

Please Register

3/7 Computer Maintenance

Conquer computer woes and learn to optimize your system, fix software issues, and perform basic hardware maintenance to keep your computer running smoothly and avoid costly repairs.

3/21 Online Safety Basics & Avoiding

Misinformation

This workshop teaches online safety basics, including creating strong passwords, securing information, and avoiding scams. Learn how to protect your privacy and navigate the web safely. Learn how to spot red flags, fact-check, and navigate the web confidently, becoming a savvy and critical consumer of online information.

4/4 Internet Basics

Conquer the internet in this beginner-friendly workshop! Learn to use search engines, browse websites, and explore the online world with confidence—no prior experience needed.

4/18 Social Media Basics

This beginner workshop covers using Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger to connect, share posts, and manage privacy—no experience needed.

5/2 Cloud Basics

Demystify the cloud in this “Cloud Basics” workshop! Learn what the cloud is, how to access it, and how it can help you store and manage files from anywhere, benefiting both individuals and businesses.

5/16 Google Docs.

Unlock the power of Google Docs in this workshop! Learn to create, edit, and collaborate on documents, master formatting, and explore sharing features to boost your productivity—all in the cloud with no experience needed.

Wendell Tiny Art Show

Please get your Tiny Art canvases in ASAP! For those needing extra time, we can extend the deadline to Wednesday March 5.

Come see the exhibit on Saturday March 8, 11-noon.  Light snacks provided.

Silk Painting Workshop

The Color of taste – RED. Paint Pomegranate on Silk

Saturday March 8, 1-3:30 p.m.

Registration Required.

Do you want to explore your creative side? Do you want to experiment with colors without fear of making a mistake? Come join Lidia of SimpleArtForms for a magical, and relaxing adventure into the world of freedom and creativity, after which you will get a masterpiece created by your own hands.

What does red taste like? Of course, it tastes of strength, joy, energy, maturity and love. The taste of red is the taste of the King of all fruits – the Pomegranate! Let’s paint together this symbol of sun, life, abundance, rebirth and immortality. Symbol of Love. All necessary materials will be provided.

Writer’s Workshop

with Paul Richmond

Sunday, March 9 & 23: 1-3:30 p.m.

5 Sundays Reading/ Writing

2 hours each Sunday.

Attend all five or just drop in.

Bring writings you have or come to start writing, a safe space for sharing.

It is free and open to anyone 16+

This program is free and made possible by a grant from the Wendell Cultural Council.

Cook Book Book Club

Sunday, March 9 at 4:30 p.m.

It’s a book club & a potluck! Sign up to cook one recipe (Starter, Main, Side or Dessert) from East: 120 vegan and vegetarian recipes from Bangalore to Beijing. by Meera Sodha [copies available on the book group shelf].

Bring the dish you cooked, discuss, and eat yummy food!

Sign up at the front desk when you pick up your book.

A Deep Presence: 13,000 years of Native American History.

Thursday March 20:  6:30 p.m. at Wendell Town Hall.

The Wendell Open Space Committee, Wendell Historical Society and Wendell Free Library Present “A Deep Presence, 13,000 Years of Native

American History,” featuring archaeologist Robert G. Goodby.

free admission.

more information: info@wendellhistoricalsociety.org

Group Puzzle Time

Every 4th Saturday (3/28), 1-3 p.m.

Spend a cozy afternoon at the library on 3/28 working on a puzzle with a group.  Pick from our new group of puzzles or our growing puzzle selection. Drop in to see what it’s all about.

Craft Supply Swap

Saturday March 29, 10:30-12:30 p.m.

Drop off clean, usable craft supplies at the library any time during open hours beginning Wed March 26- and up to 10:30 the day of the Swap.

If you donated items, you get first pick! 10:30-11:30 a.m. Take only what you need

Beginning at 11:30 a.m. anyone (regardless if they donated or not) is welcome to come “shop”

Be in touch if you would like to help organize items the morning of the event.