"Freshness is essential. That makes all the difference."

As our favorite French Chef, Julia Child, once said, "Freshness is essential. That makes all the difference." She might have been talking about ingredients, but here at the WPL, we also think that fresh reads, fresh air, and fresh things to do are also essential.

Fresh reads...

Edible Landscapes

Wednesday, March 24, 3:00 PM

Learn about a new gardening trend that answers the old questions of how to utilize your limited garden space so it can be beautiful and productive at the same time. Join chef and gardener Liz Barbour of The Creative Feast for a slideshow tour through her edible gardens and learn how to introduce vegetables, herbs, fruits trees, edible shrubs, and herbs to blend beautifully and deliciously throughout. Enjoy a cooking demonstration of two seasonal recipes. Click to register.

Fresh eats...

Cooking with Chef Rob

Saturday, May 1, 3:30 PM

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with this delicious dinner favorite--made to fit your own family! Join us on Facebook Live. Email kwood@minlib.net to have the recipe sent to you prior to the program if you want to cook along. The class will be saved for later viewing.

Fresh air...

Earth Day Celebration at Land's Sake

Saturday, April 24th. Reserve your spot today!

Join our friends at Land's Sake Farm for a Birthday & Earth Day celebration and see all the ways they connect to the land and work to inspire stewardship and sustainability.

Engage in various outdoor ‘education stations’ great for the whole family and environment lovers of all ages, including a take-home craft from the Weston Public Library.

Sign ups are required, so reserve your spot online before they're all gone

Get reading now for our May book discussion groups

Our adult book groups offer something for every reader, click on the tiles below for meeting information and other details. For the time being, all of our book groups meet virtually over Zoom.

Novels @ Night
May 4, 7-8 PM

Nonfiction Book Group
May 13, 2:00 PM

Mystery Book Group
May 18, 2:30 PM

So fresh and so green...

Libraries are eco-friendly by nature! Here are a few ways the the WPL supports your green living goals: Borrow books, movies, puzzles, and more, instead of buying them- especially if it is something you might only use once. We even offer things like a metal detector or VHS to DVD converter in our Library of Things. Conserve resources by not replacing that broken or seldom used tech. The library offers computers, printing, scanning, and copying. Don't trash your old books, donate them to support the friends of the library. Drop boxes are located in our parking lot. Skip paper altogether by using our eLibrary for eBooks, digital audiobooks, magazines, newspapers, and more.