The best thing about tracking down the history of a house is that your research subject usually stays in one place! And yet, house history projects give us the opportunity to access and explore records we also see in genealogical projects: newspapers, land deeds, city directories and more. Join us as we track the history of a local Masonic Lodge and delve into the history that is underfoot each day.… Read more What’s the History of Your House? Thursday, 11/2/23 at 6 PM
The best thing about tracking down the history of a house is that your research subject usually stays in one place! And yet, house history projects give us the opportunity to access and explore records we also see in genealogical projects: newspapers, land deeds, city directories and more. Join us as we track the history of a local Masonic Lodge and delve into the history that is underfoot each day.… Read more 
This time of year, all Medicare recipients are encouraged to review their Medicare coverage to make sure they are getting the best cost savings for their coverage. Understanding the options and nuances of Medicare can be confusing and time consuming. Medicare Open Enrollment takes place October 15-December 7th. In New Hampshire ServiceLink is the agency designated by the state to provide free information about Medicare and the Open Enrollment process.… 
Cemeteries hold invaluable clues to genealogical research. Etched in stone are names, symbols and abbreviations that not only tell us more about our ancestors but also about their place in time. This program will cover strategies to help you locate your ancestor’s burial place, how to make the most out of a visit and how to decipher a variety of symbols. Most of this content covers New England cemeteries,… 
Join author and presenter, Patricia O’Connor who will share her knowledge and vast experience supporting people and caregivers approaching end-of-life situations to unravel mysteries often encountered navigating that journey. She will share information in understandable language intermingling patient stories to shed light on what is often a medical maze.
Patricia O’Connor, will present wisdom from her new book Navigating Life’s Final Journey; Conversations, Choices and Resources. She hopes to empower… 
Rachel Maccini is the Pesticide Safety Education Program, State Field Specialist. Her primary responsibilities are to coordinate and deliver pesticide safety education to licensed and non-licensed pesticide applicators statewide. She has created and manages an online education system for licensed applicators to earn recertification credits and has been a part of extension and education for the past 16 years.
Rachel uses her entomology skills to help identify insects and/or arthropods… 
The Timberlane Community Jazz Band (TCMA Jazz Band) was formed in the mid-2000’s. Directed by John Mainella, they play a repertoire of big band tunes from yesterday and today with a modern, jazzy, swinging edge.
Don’t forget to invite your friends and family to join you and enjoy an evening of music.
Hosted by the Friends of the Kimball Library who would like to thank the George Family Charities for… 
Join us for an evening of fun.
5:00 Cookout The cookout is a fundraiser with proceeds to directly support the Elder Service Transportation Fund. $9/Person (hamburger OR hotdog, chips, slice of watermelon and a drink. $5 for only a hamburger or a hotdog, or an additional hamburger or a hotdog. Purchase tickets in advance by contacting Elder Services 603-362-9582 or Recreation 603-362-1098.
5:30 Ice Cream Social A free delicious dish… 
Atkinson’s own Kacie & Eric McFadden, along with Mike Ruggelo of Amesbury, MA, form the crowd pleasing Take Two Trio, with great music from the Classic Rock era (60’s, 70’s, & 80’s) right up to the best of today’s music. Don’t miss them!
The 2023 Summer Concert Series is generously sponsored by George Family Charities and hosted by the Friends of the Kimball Library.
*In case of rain, the library…