Join us for our grades k-5 Summer Reading Program on Tuesday July 22nd from 2-3pm! Learn how to play Native American games with storyteller Michael Caduto!
Get out of your head and into your hands as you engage yourself with this meditative activity working with mixed media to produce a 4” tall paper scroll. The result will be a work of art that can be used for book art, junk journals and collage pieces or kept intact as a reflective tool [...]
Join us every Thursday for Storytime! we read books, sing songs, play games and try fun crafts. This Storytime is designed for toddlers and preschoolers and their families, and all are welcome, including babies!
We all think we know the story of Benedict Arnold, the American Revolutionary War general who fought for the Continental Army but then defected to the British. Recalled mainly as a traitor for his 1780 defection, Arnold had risked his life and fortune for American freedom in courageous exploits between 1775 and 1778, when the [...]
We have our Monday Matinee Movie on Monday July 28th at 1pm. Beat the heat and join us for The Sound of Music! Free and open to everyone! Refreshments included!
Join us for our next discussion date for "Crime Scene"! There are 17 books in this series published between 1976 and 2011, plus a novella in 2019 and several short stories. Matthew Scudder debuted in 1976's The Sins of the Fathers as an alcoholic ex-cop who had recently quit the NYPD and left his family [...]
Join us on Tuesday , July 29 at 2 pm for our k-5 Summer Reading Program! We are holding "Water Games" – plan on getting wet, very wet!
Join us July 30th at 2PM for Tie Dye & root beer or orange creamsicle floats! Bring your item to tie dye- we provide the dye & drink.
Join us every Thursday for Storytime! we read books, sing songs, play games and try fun crafts. This Storytime is designed for toddlers and preschoolers and their families, and all are welcome, including babies!
The Newbury Historical Society and the Newbury Library are partnering to bring Erin Moulton for this special presentation from NH Humanities to Go! Your local cemetery is a time capsule. Each headstone is plastered with clues about the deceased, those who once walked where you walk now. A simple step through the hallowed gates can [...]