Library of Things
Wallingford Public Library offers arts equipment, board games, jigsaw puzzles, lawn games, technology devices, tools, and toys.
General Guidelines
- Items may be borrowed for 14 days, with no renewals.
- You may borrow a maximum of 2 games, puzzles, and pieces of arts equipment simultaneously. Only 1 technology device is permitted at a time.
- Wallingford residents may reserve technology devices up to a month in advance.
These kits pair books for children with helpful parenting guides on a variety of hot topics, like dealing with grief, bullying, and more.
Perfect to pair with the home theater projector the scream provides an area to seamlessly project upon.
Designed with the help of Wallingford’s literacy coaches to support emerging readers, they contain a mix of beginning reader books and supplemental items like flashcards, literacy games, and music CDs.
Containing 6-10 picture books around a central theme with ideas for related activities and a fun item like a puppet, puzzle, or music CD, these are a perfect story time program in a bag for parents and preschool teachers.
Small ring light with multiple colors, a tripod, phone mount, and bluetooth remote.
Use the slide scanner to create digital copies of glass slides, 35mm slides, film negatives, or flatbed slides.
A portable charger which recharges overtime by using captured solar energy.
Used to generate and modify sounds, the synthesizer is an electronic musical instrument that can alter intensity, duration, frequency, and timbre
Stream deck with 15 macro keys.
Teen library cards cannot reserve tech devices online, please stop by the Information Desk or call us at 203-265-6754 to reserve the item.
Logitech Litra Glow LED streaming light and LogitechStreamCam 1080p 60fps camera with a desktop tripod.
Yeti Blue microphone.
Teen library cards cannot reserve tech devices online, please stop by the Information Desk or call us at 203-265-6754 to reserve the item.
Observe celestial objects such as constellations or even faraway objects in general with the telescope.