Looking to volunteer? Thank you!

Heritage Films presents:

Friday 15th from 1-2.

Films are half hour in length with time after for discussion and reminiscences.

Free and open to the public.

National Novel Writing Month is back! Our 13th year!

Write-ins will be virtual, we have 2 in-person events (whoo!)

If you are new to NaNoWriMo, if you have questions or are curious even a little bit - please attend Sarah's NaNo for Newbies on Wed. Oct. 20 at 7 via Zoom. The event link will be in the calendar closer to the date.

The Children's Room has an array of fall events: Mondays a virtual story time arrives in your inbox, the art classes have room for more friends, Science Fridays are back, and story times, too! Check it all out: http://hwkidsroom.blogspot.com/

Get your creative thoughts flowing - the Pumpkin Decorating Contest is on! Full details and rules are on the blog.

Summer Reading may be over but there are still reading challenges to enjoy:

We're looking for a few good VOLUNTEERS - adults and teens are welcome!

Teens ages 14-18 can read about Y.E.L.L. and apply online.

Adults are needed for tasks like shelving, special projects, and our daily 'pull' list. Click here for the application and drop it off, or email Assistant Director Amy: adziewit@hwlibrary.org.

The Friends are looking for book sale volunteers, send an email to: fohwpl@gmail.com

Looking for a fresh infusion of puzzles? Let's swap! Pop in select Mondays with your gently used puzzle and leave with a new-to-you puzzle. All puzzles offered as-is, free and open to the public. Swaps are: Oct. 4, Nov. 8 & Dec. 6 from 10:30-12.

The Wednesday Night Book Club meets Oct. 6 at 6:30 for Britt Bennett's The Mothers. Contact Dede McManus for more details. Next up for Nov.: Nomadland.

Join Literary Luncheon on Tues. Oct. 19 at 11 to discuss historical fiction White Houses by Amy Bloom. Next up for Nov.: My Grandmother Asked Me To Tell You She's Sorry by Backman. Contact Head of Circulation Jane for more details.