Wilton Public & Gregg Free Library


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Thank you, SRP sponsors

We'd like to thank all of our SRP sponsors, from Peter Sullivan and his late wife, Felice Fullam, to our wonderful anonymous toy donor!  Thank you goes out to Goss Park, for opening your space and your schedules for library programs and summer events.  Thank you to J.A. Tarbell library, especially Ms. Brenda, who did a wonderful job of reading during our joint library story times!  Thank you also to the  Trustees and Friends Of The Library for your support.  Most of all, thank you PARENTS for bringing your children to the library! 

 


Summer Reading Is For Everyone!

 

Interested in our summer reading program?  Although the 2024 program ended August 16th, there's still plenty of reasons to do it in 2025!  Here's an overview of what we'll be offering: 

Babies to age 5- we offer "1000 Books Before Kindergarten " for this age range.  Once you have completed the program, you can move up to the official Summer Reading Program.  Children logging in books over the summer have a chance to win raffle tickets just like the big kids! 

Kids Summer Reading- age 5 to 13 -  there are special incentives, crafts, family activities and all kinds of fun things to explore as you read to win raffle tickets throughout the summer.  

YA Summer Reading- age 14 to adult-  more activities, incentives, and challenges just for you, and the chance for prizes and gift cards from the Wilton community.

Adult Summer Reading- we don't want adults to miss out on the fun!  For more information about our adult reading program, email us at wiltonlibrarynh@gmail.com


Our Summer Reading Program is a fun way to help your child:

  • Develop positive relationships with books and reading
  • Learn about the library and feel comfortable checking out books
  • Experience, explore and feel supported by the community
  • Prevent the "summer slide" 

 Click here to read the latest Brookings Institution research on the “summer slide”