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Congratulations to our 2026 Summer Reading Program Drawing Prize Winners! Please pick up your prizes (for all ages) at the Children’s Desk. All incentive and drawing prizes must be picked up by August 15, 2026 or they will remain the property of WWPL. Thank you for participating in the WWPL 2026 Summer Reading Program. We’ve…
Read MoreAs summer winds down and backpacks come back out, the Westfield Washington Public Library (WWPL) is ready to help students of every age have a successful school year. Whether your child attends a traditional school or is homeschooled, WWPL offers free resources, programs, and spaces designed to support learning all year long. Homework Help Starts…
Read MoreSummer has arrived at Westfield Washington Public Library which means we have a very busy calendar. Not only are we showcasing live animals, music, and science demonstrations, but we are proud to announce a full schedule of amazing author events taking place in the upcoming days! Our first author event is on Friday, June 19,…
Read MoreUnearth a Story , our 2026 Summer Reading Program, begins on June 1, and registration is now open. This 8-week program will run from June 1 – July 31. Open to all ages, participants can register by visiting wwpl.beanstack.org, or by using the Beanstack app on their mobile device, and then begin logging reading minutes….
Read MoreWestfield Wellness Day Friday, June 12th 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM Location: Westfield Washington Township/Westfield Washington Public Library Join us, along with Westfield Washington Township, at the second annual Westfield Wellness Day! This event encourages residents to prioritize their health and well-being while connecting with local resources and community partners in an interactive setting. Attendees…
Read MoreOn June 16, 2026, we will be welcoming Amy Vedra of the Indiana Historical Society to WWPL for a discussion on traditional and non-traditional resources to use when trying to build a more robust picture of your ancestors’ lives. Genealogy remains a very popular hobby for many, and the Indiana Historical Society is yet another…
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