Stop by the library where we will have a staff member or a volunteer available to answer basic computer and device questions.

Adorn your mask with glitter and feathers!

Have you ever wondered why loons have red eyes, or what they are saying with those haunting calls? Caroline Hughes, a biologist with the Loon Preservation Committee, will talk about this unique symbol of New Hampshire’s wild lakes and its special place in the hearts of New Hampshire residents. The Loon Preservation Committee is a non-profit organization based in Moultonborough dedicated to the conservation of the common loon and its habitat in New Hampshire.

Stories, songs, and a craft. For children birth through age 6 and a parent or caregiver.

Stop by the library where we will have a staff member or a volunteer available to answer basic computer and device questions.

Stories, songs, and a craft. For children birth through age 6 and a parent or caregiver.

Join the campaign! Our Dungeons & Dragons group for adults will meet every other Thursday. Group limited to 8 people. Ages 18 and up only.

Everyone in Athena, Mississippi, knows librarian Charlie Harris-and his Maine coon cat named Diesel that he walks on a leash. Now, Charlie and Diesel must browse through the history section of the town's past to find a killer.

4 H Nutrition program sponsored by NH Cooperative Ext. Karen Deighan 603-527-5475. Must pre-register. 12 participants ages 8-18. Contact Karen to register.

Using the same materials as Slime!