Greetings!
In our last email newsletter we asked about your interest in starting a knitting group at the library. Over twenty knitters seem to "cast on" to the idea, so it will only be a "stitch" in time before we are able to "knit" something together. Stay tuned for more details coming soon.
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Food for Fines 
November 1st - 15th
The Library will collect "food for fines" from November 1st through November 15th. Please generously donate canned goods, paper products, diapers, cereal, pasta or packaged mixes and your fines will be waived. These items will be taken to SHARE to benefit families in our community.
Help support SHARE and clear all your fines during the library's amnesty week. |
Picturing America:
Art and American Identity 
Tuesday, November 9 @ 7PM
What does American art tell us about the United States? Professor Martin Fox discusses some intriguing works by American artists from the colonial era to today.
Read on for more details and to register now.
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From the Children's Room
If you're looking for a fun (but quick!) activity to do with your children, come to the Children's Room anytime from October 28 -31 and create a paper napkin "ghostie" at our Make-it, Take-it Craft Table---just what you need to add a "spooky" little touch to your Halloween! Limit one per child, please.
Animals in Winter
Thursday, Nov. 11 at 1:00pm
Winter is coming, and we're all doing what we can to get ready-did you ever wonder how the wild animals in New Hampshire are preparing? Come and find out, as the folks (and some real live animals!) from the Squam Lakes Natural Science Center present 'Animals in Winter'. This 45-minute program for kids ages 5-10 will offer information, fun, and some chances for real-life encounters with New Hampshire wildlife! We'll discover some of the different ways our animal neighbors respond to the challenges of a New Hampshire winter. Registration is required and will begin two weeks prior to the event.
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