Build the shelves of summer dreams!
The Whitefield Public Library's Book Wish List is full of exciting picks suggested by kids, parents, and teachers. Whether you shop locally at Little Village or order online, your gift ensures every young reader finds a story to love. Let's make this summer unforgettable—one book at a time!
Explore nature up close at Squam Lakes Natural Science Center
Live animal exhibits connect visitors to New Hampshire’s native wildlife and habitats. Thanks to sponsorship by WOLF (Whitefield’s Official Library Friends), Whitefield Public Library cardholders can access a discounted library pass for up to four guests. Visit the library to learn more and plan your next outdoor adventure!
SUGAR COATED SHAKESPEARE
Whitefield Park
Friday, July 18th
10:00 AM
SPONSORED by: Dental Herb Company
The candy-coated learning experience with the Bard at the center! This “fun for all ages” romp features a 2-person team of professional actors taking the audience along on a journey through classical literature, songs, poetry and Shakespeare. These original and unique 25-30 minute shows are aimed at boosting literacy in a high-energy, comedic and audience-interactive style that presents classical works in a fresh, modern and inventive way.
STEVE BLUNT & MARTY KELLY
Whitefield Park
Friday, July 25th
10:00 AM
SPONSORED by: Chris's Nostalgia Shop and Geo M. Stevens Insurance
Steve Blunt is a New Hampshire singer/storyteller whose fun, upbeat performance delight audiences throughout New England. Steve says, " For over 20 years I’ve been teaching and performing for kids & families, with this simple message: Music is fun—and it’s something everyone can do! I believe that music helps grow happy, healthy kids and stronger communities. At schools & libraries, on recordings and in concert, I share fun, upbeat songs that tickle the funny bone, warm the heart, and delight the imagination—with lots of audience participation."
SUMMER LUNCHES
Lunches are available to all youth under 18. and may be picked up beginning at 10 AM until they run out or the library closes each day.