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175 Parrott Avenue, Portsmouth NH 03801
(603) 427-1540
Monday – Thursday: 10 AM – 8 PM
Friday – Saturday: 10 AM – 5 PM
Sunday (September - May): 1 PM – 5 PM
Sunday (June - August): CLOSED
(603) 433-0981
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Great Decisions 2022 - Additional Resources
This page is intended to provide information resources to complement what is already suggested in the 2022 Great Decisions Briefing Book. If you would like to suggest additional resources for this page, please send an email to the Library Director, Steve Butzel.
To learn more about the Great Decisions program, visit https://www.cityofportsmouth.com/library/greatdecisions.
Introduction to Dungeons & Dragons Character Creation, Thursday March 3
How do you create a character for D&D? How and why do characters do what they do? How do I determine my background, skills, or passive wisdom? Find out at this staff-led workshop for adults...
Local History: The Lieutenant Governor John Wentworth House and Five Women Named Sarah, Tuesday February 22
Historian Sandra Rux explores the lives of five inhabitants of the Lieutenant Governor John Wentworth House, 1702 - 1841...
Genealogy Workshop - Hangroot: The Early Native and African-American Presence in Greenwich, CT - Sunday February 20
Teresa Vega discusses the little known and long-lost community of Native and African Americans that preceded the 1640 founding of Greenwich, CT...
Organization Love Workshop, Thursday February 17
Learn HOW to be better organized, and WHY being more organized can transform your life in so many ways, with Abbe Hardiman...
City promotes Christine Friese to Library Director
The Planner Society Presents: Hand Lettering for Beginners, Tuesday February 15
Learn the basics of hand lettering and make your own hand-lettered artwork, with Swetha Shenoy of The Paisley Corner...
Shakespeare Discussion Group: Titus Andronicus, Tuesday February 22
How now, players? Come! to discuss the Bard's first, and bloodiest tragedy, Titus Andronicus!
Find out more and register now!