Tag: Adult Programming

Walking in the Woods with Robert Frost (NH Humanities): Thursday, 1/25/24 at 6 PM

Robert Frost’s poetry makes spoken words sparkle and sing. It also gives us an intimate look at nature in New Hampshire. In celebration of both Robert Frost and the natural world around us, author and poet Jeffrey Zygmont recites a selection of Frost’s nature poems, emphasizes their beauty, explains their significance, and describes how they deepen our understanding and appreciation of New Hampshire’s natural environment. The selection includes some of… Read more

Struggle Care: An Evening with Bestselling Author and TikTok Star KC Davis – RECORDED

No worry if you missed the interview with KC Davis, Author and viral TikTok star.  The interview was recorded and will be available to watch through the end of the month. You can check out the recording HERE If you are interested in placing a hold on a copy of her book How to keep house while drowning click HERE. *This Zoom event is sponsored by the Nashua Public Library… Read more

Marine Mammal Rescue with Ron Watson ~ Thursday, 1/11/24 at 6 PM

All marine mammals are protected under the Marine Mammal Protection Act. Some are also protected under the Endangered Species Act and the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora. The Marine Mammal Protection Act was enacted by the federal government on October 21, 1972 and fulfilling this requirement, the Seacoast Science Center Marine Mammal Rescue staffs and responds to all reports of marine mammals that… Read more

Kokopelli Flute Ensemble ~ An Evening of Music, Monday 12/18/23 at 6 PM

Rescheduled, we are thrilled to have join us the Kokopelli Flute Ensemble.  It will be an evening of beautiful and festive holiday music.  Please feel free to invite your friends and family.  To help us plan accordingly register and let us know you plan to attend CLICK HERE. Kokopelli is based in Southern New Hampshire and enjoy performing music at special occasions and functions. Sponsored by the Friends of the… Read more

Be Happy! The Science of Happiness and How to be Happier ~ Monday, 12/11/23 at 6 PM

Do you ever find yourself wishing you could feel happier? Many of us do and we think we will feel happier as a result of something – such as finding a new job, finishing a project, losing 10 pounds, etc. However, psychologists and neurologists are now realizing that happiness can be more readily achieved through changing the way we think. Professor, Lizzie Linn, will explain this revolutionary concept and provide… Read more

Fused Glass Class – Thursday, 12/7/23 at 6 PM

*This class is currently full. Come join us for a creative evening and learn to make a fused glass suncatcher or ornament The suncatcher/ornament you create will need to be taken back to the studio to be fired in a kiln. You will receive a scheduled date to pick up it up at the Library. Bring your enthusiasm as you will be guided through the process. REGISTER IN PERSON AT… Read more

How NASA Is Combating Climate Change ~ ZOOM RECORDING

If you missed out on this Zoom program, don’t worry you can watch the recording here until October 15th. The missions of NASA’s Earth Science Division help us to understand our planet’s interconnected systems, from a global scale down to minute processes. The division delivers the technology, expertise, global observations, and applications that help us map the myriad connections between our planet’s vital processes and the climate effects of ongoing… Read more

Exploring the Culture of North East Woodland Native Americans: Thursday, 11/16/23 at 6 PM

Join us for a talk for Indigenous People’s Month.  Learn about Native American history and culture in the Northeast Woodlands (which would have extended from New England to the Great Lakes Region).  Be enlightened about basic survival of early tribes in this area.  Our presenters, Russ and Elly, reside in New Hampshire.  They enjoy reading, gardening, and dabbling in Native American crafts.  They volunteer at the Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum… Read more

Photography Course with Eva McDermott (Registration Required) @ 12:30 starting Thursday, 9/21/23

Are you interested in expanding your photography skills? Sign up for this four-week program designed to help you build confidence in creating and capturing great photographic images using a DSLR or advanced mirrorless camera. The class will be hands-on so come join us and bring an adventurous heart, creative spirit and your camera. Registration is limited. We will be meeting inside and sometimes outside,weather permitting.   Week 1 – September… Read more

Pollution in the Merrimack: Solving a 200-year-old problem (RECORDED)

Missed the ZOOM, No problem this program was recorded and you may watch it from your device at home. TO WATCH ENTER THIS PASSCODE: QgF0.apT AFTER CLICKING THIS LINK TO THE ZOOM RECORDING. The Merrimack River has been transformed from one of the most polluted in the nation to one of the region’s most popular recreation rivers and vibrant wildlife habitats. Yet every time a moderate rainstorm passes through the… Read more