Join the Wendell Free Library Tiny Art Show! This is a fun event for patrons of all ages to show off their art skills on a small 3″ x 3″ canvas. Decorate a 3″ x 3″ canvas and return it to the library by February 9 for an exhibition. Canvases & Kits will be available starting January 2.

The art will be displayed around the library from Feb. 10 to March 8. Visit Wendell Free Library Tiny Art Show Call For Submissions for more details.

Asynchronous Team Puzzle Competition

All February

Sign up in teams of 2-4 for a 2 hour slot to complete this month’s puzzle (500 piece jigsaw). Record your time (or # pieces remaining at the desk, and then come back next month and try again!

Yoga Workshops with Shay

Tuesdays February 6 & 20 11-12:15

Registration Requested

From the inside out! Partnership form with the front body, the back body, different muscle groupings. How to stretch without ripping to understand: Nothing is separable. Creating healing space to help with balance and strengthening.

The yoga workshop format is styled to allow time for greater focus than a traditional class can provide, Handouts to study for clarification. Consideration given to each student’s uniqueness, age, level of fitness.

Mending & Fiber Circle

Thursdays February 8 & 22

Bring any fiber hand-work project you want for this fun and conversational mending circle.

Homeschool Hangout

Friday February 9 at 10:30am

Homeschool Hangout is a special once a month opportunity for local area homeschoolers to make advantageous use of library space to build community and further their educational goals.

Office Hrs. with Rep. Saunders

Friday Feb. 9 at 2pm

The second Friday of every month State Representative Aaron Saunders holds office hours in the Herrick Room of the Wendell Free Library.

Wendell Tiny Art Show Opening

Saturday February 10, 2-3pm

Come out and see all the tiny art submissions on display while enjoying some goodies and refreshments.

Tech Support Tuesday

Tuesday February 13 at 4:30, 5, & 5:30

Free one-on-one sessions with techie pros by appointment.  Contact the library for a slot.

How Spiders See the World

Thursday Feb. 15 at 6:30 p.m.

With their big eyes, adorable courtship dances, and cat-like predatory pounces, jumping spiders are appealing even to many arachnophobes. In this talk, I’ll introduce you to these spiders and tell you about how a tiny animal with a sesame-seed sized brain gathers and analyzes information from its eight eyes.

Beth Jakob is a Wendell resident and Professor of Biology at Umass Amherst. Her area of research is “Jumping spider perception, especially the control of visual attention and how input from multiple eyes is integrated.” &

“Behavioral ecology and evolution of learned behaviors, using jumping spiders as model organisms.”

Book Discussion Group

Tuesday Feb. 27 at 10 a.m.

In February the the group will discuss the 2017 novel The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid.

A New York Times best seller… historical fiction novel tells the story of an aging and reclusive Hollywood icon reminiscing about her loves, her secrets, and her life in “Old Hollywood” during an interview with a relatively unknown journalist who will write the official biography. Books & Audiobooks are available at the library. New Readers Welcome!

February StoryCraft

Saturdays 10:30-2:30

Valentine’s and Chinese New Year

2/3: Cardboard tube makerspace: make stamps, heart chains, etc. Materials include yarn, tp tubes, paint, paper.

2/10 & 2/24: Make 2 styles of hanging lanterns with paper or plastic bottles and decorate with stickers, markers, and tissue paper.

2/17: Colorful & moveable bottle cap Chinese dragon

February Matinee Movies

Every Wednesday at 4p.m.

2/7: Belle: Illegitimate mixed-race daughter of a wealthy family plays important role in campaign to abolish slavery in England.

Feb. 14: Laura: Classic film noir murder mystery with suspense and plot twists.

2/21: Chocolat: Newcomer brings the magic of chocolate and friendship to a small French Village.

2/28: Father Goose: Fun-filled comedy set in the Pacific Islands during WWII.

Jan 31: Waking Ned Devine