Join naturalist and author Russ Cohen for a 90-minute slide presentation featuring over three dozen of the tastiest species the region has to offer. Registration requested.
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Teens at NPL
If you are a teenager check out this page for book recommendations, teen news & updates, and a list of activities specifically for you and your friends.
Kids at NPL
See a list of all our upcoming activities, events, and storytimes. Learn more about the “1000 Books Before Kindergarten” early literacy program.
FrankenToy Making for Teens – Thurs, October 25 at 4
Closing out our monster month of Frankenstein-themed programs is Franken Makin’. Miss Becky and Miss Christina have gathered together old toys from here, there and everywhere so you can disassemble and then re-assemble the pieces into something new and hopefully creepy. (Think Sid for Toy Story.) It’s a whole new way to play! No registration required.
Seeking a Reference Librarian and a Reference Associate
The library is seeking to fill two part-time positions in our Reference Department. For more information, click here.
Notice Any Changes?
If you’ve visited the library lately, you may have noticed we have been busy rearranging the collection. We are bringing a fresh, modern approach to the way we have organized the collection, starting with a move to the classic Dewey Decimal classification system. What else? More space for our popular MYSTERY section! Dedicated SCI FI […]
Learn to Code With Java
Thursdays 3-5PM starting October 25, 2018 Course: Java Programming Basics Description: Java is a popular and beginner-friendly programming language that has a variety of uses! In this course, we will learn how computers make decisions and will go through the basics of programming and its fundamental concepts such as variables, statements, structure and more. No […]
Halloween Events for Kids
Check out our full schedule of Halloween events for kids at the library!
Discover the Owls of New England
Join wildlife photographer and speaker Peter Christoph for a presentation on Saturday, November 3 at 2:00 PM featuring owl photography combined with stories that entertain, educate and inspire the audience. Free and open to the public. No registration required.
What to Read Next
Request a personalized reading list or learn about what others are reading. Do you have a favorite book? Find a Read-a-Like and discover what’s new.
Genealogy
Do you come from Royalty? Use the resources here to conduct genealogical research about your family lineage. Includes census and military records data.
Friends of the Library
The Friends of the Library are dedicated to raising funds in support of the mission of the library. Fundraising is done through the Friends Bookstore.