Friends of the Library
Who are the Friends?
The Friends of Woodstock Public Library are students, career people, and retirees with one thing in common: they love the library and promote and support its services. Funds raised from book sales and other initiatives are donated back to the library to ensure value-added services and programs are available to our community.
What do 'Friends' do?
Since their founding in 1999, the 'Friends' have raised money for:
- Author and music events
- Outreach tent
- Preservation Station equipment
- Computers in the children's area
- A projection screen for the meeting room
- A framed portrait of a beloved former Chief Librarian (Lee Bennett)
- The library gardens
- Wooden chairs throughout the library
News and Upcoming Events
Fall Book Sale:
Saturday, November 8, 2025; 10 am - 2 pm. Cash only.
Benefits of 'Friendship'
There are many benefits to being a Friend of the Library:
- Preview access to annual book sales
- Food, socials, fun
- Supporting your local library!
Meetings
2nd Wednesday of the month, September to June, 5:00 p.m. in the Library Meeting Room.
It's easy to become a 'Friend'
No membership fee required.
Ask for a membership form at the Circulation Desk.
Contact the Friends
