Wilton CPR classes are coming to the Community Center this month, with a daytime session on October 7 and an evening session on October 14. The center lists both hands-only CPR classes as free and open to the public. If you have been looking for a local learning opportunity, these dates are worth a place on your calendar.
When and where are the Wilton CPR classes?
The center’s official calendar lists Wednesday, October 7, 2026, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The second class is Wednesday, October 14, from 5 to 7 p.m. Both take place at 21 Gregg Street in Wilton, New Hampshire.
First, choose the time that fits your week. Then allow time to find the entrance, especially if you have not visited before. These are two separate dates, so double-check the time when adding a reminder or sharing the event with a neighbor.
Finding the Community Center
The center occupies the Second Congregational Church Annex. Its official location page identifies a wheelchair-accessible entrance at the back of the building. It also explains that its events are nonsectarian and welcomes everyone.
If you need specific access arrangements, ask the organizer before your visit. You can also save the address with your calendar entry. That small step can make a first trip less rushed, particularly when you are fitting the class between other commitments.
Questions to ask before attending
The event notice names program coordinator Stephanie as the contact at programs@wiltoncommunitycenter.org. Ask whether registration is required, whether there are age guidelines, and what participants should bring. The published listing does not answer those questions.
Also, if you need training for a workplace or volunteer role, confirm the requirements with both the organizer and your organization. The listing does not promise certification. Check the official calendar again before leaving in case the schedule changes.
For more ways to get to know the town this fall, see our guide to Wilton Library’s October events. A little advance planning makes it easier to take part in the community close to home.
