There will be a free screening on Tuesday March 11th (Election Day) from 10-2pm at the library for blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar offered by Dartmouth Health/HVC CARES (Heart & Vascular Center Community Awareness Reasearch & Education Saves Lives). Come stop over at the library- screenings will be in our program room!
Our Book Discussion meets the Third Sunday of every month. Copies are available at the library and this group is open to all!
Join talented musicians to experience the music, instruments and evolution of Celtic Folk music. Learn about the ancient foundations and journey of Celtic music styles. Open to all ages! Sponsored by the Friends of the Newbury Public Library Refreshments! Door Prizes!
This is postponed due to the weather.
Our Writer's Group is open to all writers- come share your work, tips, experiences, questions! Join us the first Thursday of every month!
CELEBRATE POETRY MONTH: APRIL 2025 SUBMIT TO OUR ANNUAL POETRY CONTEST Theme: THE FOUR (OR MORE) SEASONS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE The judge for the contest is the poet, Laurie Zimmerman author of the poetry collections, Bright Exit and Hidden Branches. She taught English at Proctor Academy, Andover NH for 28 years and is the former [...]
Postponed: We will le you know when this event is rescheduled! Do you ever feel confused about food choices? Do you want to move more? Join us on Saturday, April 5 from 11 am- 12 for this free session when Alyssa from the UNH Extension program will share using MyPlate as a tool to help [...]
Join us for an enriching and aromatic experience! Immerse yourself in the world of lavender cultivation with Pumpkin Blossom Farms, as they guide you through the nuances of planting, nurturing, and harvesting this versatile herb. Learn about the various lavender species, their uses in culinary delights, distillation, aromatherapy, and crafting exquisite products. Free and open [...]
We will be reading A Fate Inked in Blood. Copies are available at the library and all are welcome to attend.
Join us at the Library for a discussion of Longfellow’s poem “Paul Revere’s Ride”, examining Paul Revere’s life and what really happened, followed by a lantern lighting ceremony over at the Center Meeting House to commemorate the 250th anniversary of Paul Revere’s ride. This event is part of a nationwide “Two Lights for Tomorrow” program, [...]