Join us on the third Wednesday of each month at 7 pm for our new series of virtual programs with a local focus. If you are already on our mailing you will receive the zoom link in your weekly WFoL email newsletter on the Monday of the week of the program. If you do not […]
Tell Your Story Writing Contest for Yolo County Teens
We are excited to announce a new collaboration this year between Winters Friends of the Library, the Yolo County Library, and Stories on Stage. This program combines a writing contest for teens with an online presentation from author Reyna Grande on April 24. Essays must be submitted by March 25. Read on for submission and […]
Online ESL Class for Caregivers in Rural Communities| Una Clase Virtual ESL para Cuidadores en Comunidades Rurales
Online Beginning Life Skills ESL Class for Caregivers in Rural Communities written by Patricia Willers, ESL instructor In January of 2020, the Yolo County Library/Winters Community Library introduced an impactful new English class for community members, “Beginning Life Skills ESL Class for Caregivers in Rural Communities.” Following the successful first term, and thanks to the […]
Library Love Letters
Sharing some library love – present and past. If you want to add your love letter, send your story to reply@wfol.org or you may try adding it to the form on this post. Enjoy reading and sharing the library love! Ms. Rodriguez makes kids feel loved. Before the pandemic she welcomed kindergartners into the library […]
Free Fruit Tree Pruning Workshop Feb. 17, 2021
Did you enjoy the workshop? Please let us know what you thought using this form. https://forms.gle/zcsNgj5HSy6VBmpA8 Thanks! Your feedback will help us design future programs. Winters Friends of the Library hosted a free workshop on Fruit Tree Pruning and Training on Wednesday February 17th, 7-8 p.m. The workshop was led by Steve Radosevich, Yolo County […]
Tiny Library and WFoL Love Stories
We’ve been missing getting together at the library and at our events sharing stories and our love for all things library, literacy, lifelong learning, and community. We’ve been trying to think of more ways that we can connect with each other from afar. One of our Board members, Revalee Hemken, pointed out the wonderful model […]
