Press Releases/What’s New

Kate Sheridan will provide a basic history and overview of western astrology. Registration is required.
 

Join us at 1 PM or 7 PM  at the library or online via Zoom to discuss The Mistletoe Murder and Other Stories by P.D. James.

Join us at the library or online for our weekly meditation program. Meditation is held every Wednesday from 12:15 to 1 PM.

Join us online to discuss Persuasion by Jane Austen

How do I listen to an audiobook using Libby? Send a text with a picture? Pair Bluetooth headphones? What are apps?!

Get one-on-one help with these questions and more during our drop-in device help time at the library. From library digital services to Microsoft and Macs, all questions are welcome!

This season can be a difficult one for many of us.

We wouldn't be librarians if we didn't recommend some BOOKS on the topic, so we've pulled together a list of our Staff Picks on Mental Health

Meet fellow local crafters at a casual, end-of-week gathering to work on any type of craft project, seek help, or offer your expertise to others. No registration is required, just drop in. 

The struggle for control of the North Atlantic was the longest single campaign of the entire war. Spanning from September 1939 until May of 1945 when Germany surrendered, the Atlantic was the scene of constant clashes between the U-boats of the Kriegsmarine and the convoys with their escorts.

Stop by the library to pick up a Gratitude Challenge Booklet suggesting 30 ways to express gratitude and kindness to others, especially "the helpers" in our community! Designed for kids but all ages can benefit!

Former resident artist Susan Bienen Johnson's small, intimate paintings focus on views of our surroundings including perspectives of the Piscataqua through New Castle windows and the bay from Martha's Vineyard.