Monday, March 13 @7pm, First of three in series

Join us for this three-part interfaith series -- Coming Together: What Makes Community? In each session, we will have a panel and open discussion on our respective roles in the community from faith to citizenship. We will explore topics such as the importance of worship, what it means to be an American, immigration, sharing and involvement. Topics and dates in the series are: 3/13 - How to practice our spirituality and remain faithful in a secular world; 3/20 - What does it mean to be an American?; and 4/3 - What does it mean to be a community? More info & register

Thursday, March 16 @8am

This is the second session of a three-part series aimed at freelancers and entrepreneurs. Featuring independent personal finance expert Galia Gichon, this workshop is geared towards people with variable income, work for themselves or own their own businesses. This hands-on seminar is part lecture and part roll-up-your-sleeves practical application. Last program in the series: 3/30 -  Financial Modeling and Monetization for Freelancers and Entrepreneurs.  More info & register

Sunday, March 19 @4pm

Pianist/composer Helen Sung brings her trio to Wilton fresh from an East Asian concert tour. After training as a classical pianist, Ms. Sung graduated from the prestigious Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz Performance and won the Kennedy Center's Mary Lou Williams Jazz Piano Competition. Her riveting artistry integrates the jazz and classical worlds. Suggested donation: $10. Funded by William and Karen Tell Foundation with special thanks to Ed and Catherine Romer and Chris and Tish Brubeck.  More info & register

Tuesday, March 14 @6pm

Post-treatment breast cancer survivors are invited to join in this monthly support group led by Nina Marino, LCSW. Nina was the Clinical Director for 15 years of the former Breast Cancer Survival Center and is a breast cancer survivor.  More info & register

Tuesday, March 14 @10am

Parent coach and clinical psychologist Susan Bauerfeld, PhD and college consultant Victoria Hirsch will offer tips, strategies and suggestions for viewing the college process as a natural next step rather than 'the big event' and for managing the process in ways that foster connection and resilience. For parents of 8th-12th graders. Presented by the Wilton Youth Council and Wilton Library. More info & register

Tuesday, March 14 @4pm

Are you interested in technology? Do you like to tinker and talk? HAM or Amateur Radio is a popular hobby and service that brings people, electronics and communication together. HAM radios are used to talk across town or the world and often play a key role during emergencies. If you're in grades 7-12, come join us for an introductory session and test out some equipment.  More info & register

Saturday, April 1 @7pm at Silver Spring Country Club

Please join us for our annual spring fundraiser -- our 2017 event promises to be a  festive celebration where people can "experience the wonder."   This year's honoree is the Village Market, which has supported the library in countless ways over many years. Enjoy wonderful food, unique live and silent auction items, live entertainment and more. Sponsors include the Amadeo Family, the Davatzes Family, Fairfield County Bank, Michael P. Kaelin/Cummings & Lockwood, LLC, Gregory and Adams, P.C., Orem's Diner and media sponsor Wilton Magazine.   More info & tickets