A Book giveaway? Yes, your eyes did not deceive you. This is a week long opportunity to stock up on some gently used books. Please bring your own bags. This event will run from Saturday (10:00 – 3:00) through Friday (M-F 10:00 – 8:00). Just stop by the library and the assortment will be on display in the meeting room. Please note: social distancing and masks are required when visiting… Read more BOOK GIVEAWAY ~ October 3 – October 9 during Library hours
A Book giveaway? Yes, your eyes did not deceive you. This is a week long opportunity to stock up on some gently used books. Please bring your own bags. This event will run from Saturday (10:00 – 3:00) through Friday (M-F 10:00 – 8:00). Just stop by the library and the assortment will be on display in the meeting room. Please note: social distancing and masks are required when visiting… Read more 
They’re back. Stop in to view the beautiful raffle baskets on display at the Library. There are 9 baskets in total and raffle tickets can be purchased at the front circulation desk. Ticket prices are $3.00 for 1; $5.00 for 2; $10.00 for 5; OR $20.00 for 12. Tickets will be drawn on October 30th. You do not need to present for the drawing and winners will be notified. Proceeds… 
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Drawing on material from her book Ireland’s Great Famine in Irish-American History, Dr. Kelly will discuss the role of the Famine in shaping Irish-American ethnic identity. Focusing on the long-term impact of the episode between the 1840s and 1990s, she explores the shadowed landscape of Famine legacy and its status in Irish-American culture today. Referencing contemporary press accounts and the writings of… 
Using the library’s database Ebsco to search for clues, we’ll take on unsolved mysteries from the supernatural to the just plain strange to see if we can uncover evidence to crack the case. With librarian guidance, this program is an interactive database tutorial that teaches kids how to search for information, how to skim and pick up important facts, and how to judge the accuracy of online articles, all… 
Even though we are at home let’s have fun together with stories, songs and more!
Bring the kids and we’ll have a great time!
Registration is required for this event. Please visit the website event calendar to find the class or give us a call to set you up! (603 362-5234)
The first class is September 15, 2020.
We will meet on Zoom on Tuesdays at 10:30 AM. After… 
Girls Who Code is a nonprofit organization that teaches girls computer science and programming concepts.Kimball Girls Who Code Club is being run by certified Girls Who Code instructor Ellie Linehan with Pam Livingston and Kathy Watson assisting. The program will take place here at the library Tuesdays at 6:00 and gets out at 7:15. Our first club night will be September 22, 2020. It does not cost anything to participate.…