Carole Hull happened to ask about volunteering after attending a Saturday Craft Salon at Woods and the rest is history. Sewing crafting and creating along with helping  others, from children to adults, express themselves creatively is what she's all about. After working with children for 26 years, she is thrilled to have discovered this new path in life.  Sue Szudora, after retiring as a nursing instructor, wanted to do something with one of her passions, sewing and embroidery. After her first week helping in the Sewing Studio she was addicted! Mary Costulas recently returned to Fairfield after 25 years in Boston and wanted to get involved in the community. The sewing  program at Woods lets her give back to a place that nurtured her growing up.

Thank you to these and all of our wonderful FPL

volunteers who were recently honored at a

The Fairfield Public Library will be one of over 2000 libraries around the world participating in International Games Day, supported by the American Library Association's Games and Gaming Round Table in collaboration with Nordic Game Day and the Australian Library and Information Association. The goal is to reconnect communities through their libraries around the educational, recreational, and social value of all types of games.