Windham Public Library

Coming Up!

For more information about our programs see our calendar.

The library will be CLOSING EARLY Wednesday, November 26th @ 5 pm and CLOSED Thursday, November 27th – Sunday, November 30th.

Fall Tech Learning Opportunity (OFF SITE)
@ New Marblehead Community Room
21 Oak Lane, Windham, ME 04062

Join Age Friendly Windham and Windham Public Library for their second Technology training series! To register call 207-892-4649.

December 4th @10:30 – Partnering with Northern Light Health, Jenna Jordan will present information about Telehealth opportunities.

Wonder Wednesdays are back!
Wednesdays @ 1:30-2:30 pm

Join Miss Sam, Miss Megan, and Alison from 4-H for a series of programs designed to stretch the imagination and develop critical thinking skills. These programs are geared for ages 5-10, but parents/caregivers and siblings are encouraged to stay too.

1st Wednesdays: LEGO Club

2nd Wednesdays: STEM Toys

3rd Wednesdays: Fun with 4-H

4th Wednesdays: RedRover Readers

5th Wednesdays: Puzzles and Games

Navigating Menopause (Zoom Only)
Wednesday, December 3rd @ 6:00-7:00 pm

Dr. Mache Seibel, author of “Working Through Menopause”, will help participants understand and manage the challenges of perimenopause and menopause. Participants will explore the most common symptoms and their impact on energy, wellbeing, and professional performance. The session will offer practical strategies to maintain confidence and productivity at work and in daily life, alongside evidence-based approaches to hormone optimization, stress management, and lifestyle balance. Please register here to be emailed the Zoom link: https://forms.gle/BJf4wEC95Fvff3xNA

Building Hope
Wednesday, December 10th @ 5:00-7:00 pm

The documentary film, BUILDING HOPE: Ending Homelessness in Maine, will be shown and will be followed by a moderated discussion by Jenny Stasio, Co-Executive Director of Through These Doors and Margaret McLoughlin, Director of Health & Human Services for the City of Portland. The film puts a face on the unhoused and tells us it could happen to anyone. But there is hope.  We can all make a difference.