The Library's Third Thursday Book Club has a video chat meeting to discuss books we have been reading, and more library information.
Email jarden@HampsteadLibrary.org if you wish to particpate but have not already received an email with access information.
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Ukuleles are among the easiest to learn and fun to play. It's a popular choice for all ages. If you have a ukulele and want to learn more of the basics, join this Zoom class. A teacher from Let's Play Music and Make Art, LLC, leads participants in a 45-minute workshop. You'll emerge with all the tools you need to dazzle your friends, family, and yourself with your musical talent.
Workshop Limited: 10
Register in advance. Click HERE.
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Trustees will meet via a Webex online video meeting and a laptop will be set up in the foyer of the library for those who wish to participate in the meeting "in-person".
Email Rosemary director@hampsteadlibrary.org to get the log in information for this online meeting.
During this health crisis you’re probably spending more time in your house than usual. Do you ever look around and think, how can I change the way this room looks? In answer, the Hampstead Public Library brings you 10 Low-cost, High-impact Changes for Decorating Your Home, a live Zoom presentation with local decorator Kerri Durkee on Tuesday, May 12 at 7 pm.
For a limited time, Hampstead Public Library patrons can view the Bill Millio’s documentary Stories of Mt. Washington, for free, on their own device! The basis of this film is Dan Szczesny’s, book The White Mountain. Dan narrates the documentary which gives a backstage look into the people and tales that have contributed to Mt. Washington's history and mystery.
VOTES FOR WOMEN: A History of the Suffrage Movement - presented by Liz Tentarelli. Sponsored by NH Humanities. Brought to you by the Hampstead Public Library & the Hampstead Historical Society. This is a live Zoom event. You do not have to be a Hampstead resident to view/hear the presentation.
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This years summer reading program will look a little different.
Participants will enter logged reading minutes/earned beads online at the end of each week.
Several times throughout the summer we will offer take hope packets of crafts and activites which can be shared on our library's Padlet page.
There will be a weekly Zoom event where participants and learn something new and interact with each other.
Third Thursday Book Club
