CONNECTING PEOPLE WITH THE RESOURCES THEY NEED TO LIVE THEIR BEST LIVES
CONNECTING PEOPLE WITH THE RESOURCES THEY NEED TO LIVE THEIR BEST LIVES
Thanks to our growing partnership with Ammonoosuc Community Health Services (ACHS), Lyn is offering the Ages and Stages Questionnaire to families with children age 0-5.
Tuesdays, April 8, 15, & 25 and May 6, 13, & 20
3-4 PM
For children ages 9-14
Limited to 8 participants
Sign-up Required: https://forms.gle/RP8Na6fiz5zoJKxh7
First Lego League is a structured STEM Lego Program for students that builds habits of learning, teamwork, and confidence. This season's theme is SUBMERGED, underwater ocean exploration. Challenge participants will build stations, which they place on a mat, then build and program robots to interact with the stations to complete tasks. This session will be led by students from the White Mountain Regional High School Robotics Club and supervised by Lyn.
Thursday, April 3
3-4 PM
For children who are capable of writing (younger are welcome with an adult scribe)
Sign-up Required: https://forms.gle/ZL8Z3iHBEW5SPJLL7
Do you know what iambic pentameter is? What about a limerick? What is alliteration? Join in to learn a bit about different styles of poetry and poetry related terms, listen to a variety of poems, both serious and funny, then work on drafting your own poems. At the end of the program, those who are interested may share what they have written.
Saturday, April 5th
9:30 AM
For children of all ages and their families
Sign-up Requested but not required: https://forms.gle/8ZEEh5PMDGRwYzgRA
Rebecca is a local Christian author who has written three Christian-based picture books for children, and three Christian-based novels for adults. Rebecca's books all explore a relationship with God. Rebecca will join us to read her children's picture books "Sol and the Boy" and "Raindrops and Snowflakes." If attention and interest allows, she will also read "Little Birch Finds Peace."
Thursday, April 10
3-4 PM
For children ages 5+ with liability release, and parent support if needed (hot glue guns, scissors, and wire will be used)
Sign-up Required: https://forms.gle/DjYMnztyariEVGpY8
Spring, in all its green and brown glory, has arrived! Soon the flowers will be popping up. While we keep an eye out for the arrival of the crocuses, daffodils, and tulips, let them inspire you while creating your very own paper flower crown. Various types of crepe paper leaves and flowers will be demonstrated, then participants will create their own flowers and leaves, taped around floral wire, which they will then attach to a wrapped wire headband using floral tape.
April Topic: CIVIL DISCOURSE
Thursday, April 17th
3rd THURSDAY of each Month
6:30-7:30 PM
Open to adults & teens
Sign-up Requested: https://forms.gle/itvGsCLqwE6XRZwp7
Caleb Murphy, a CIVICS teacher at White Mountain Regional High School, will lead monthly discussions around CIVICS centered topics, such as Civil Discourse, Access to State Government Resources, Legal Cases that Lead to Constitutional Amendments, etc. These topics may be inspired by participant interests, current affairs, or Civics Basics.
April is National Poetry Month
Saturday, April 19, 2025
1:30 pm
Maxine Kumin is one of America's treasured poets, often playfully referred to as New Hampshire's "Roberta Frost." On Saturday, April 19, you can hear about her life through her poetry as read by Suzy Colt. The program promises to be entertaining, amusing, and often poignant.
Suzy Colt is offering line dancing lessons to keep people from freezing into ice blocks over the winter. This is not your typical line dancing. It is what she likes to call “ballroom line dancing.” The music and dance steps will vary from urban, jazz, rock & roll, disco, country, Latin, hustle, and smooth styles. No experience required. Just the urge to move to the music and let it take you away from your everyday activities. Dancing recharges your soul!
Tuesdays from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. starting January 14, 2025, for the foreseeable future.
Trinity United Methodist Church basement.
Corner of Lancaster Rd. and Maple Street
Whitefield, NH 03598
Contact us at 603-837-2030 or email us at WhitefieldPublicLibrary2@gmail.com for more information.
Free and open to all levels of experience.
Bring shoes to wear for dancing. No outdoor shoes can be worn on the dance floor, so be prepared to change your shoes.
11-11:30 AM Thursdays
Program Room
Join us for stories, songs, and movement.
9:30-10:30 AM Tuesdays & Thursdays
Preschool & Kindergarten age children & their caregivers.
Program Room
Join us for stories and activities, including games, songs, movement, and crafts.
Saturdays
9-11 AM
Infants & Toddlers and their caregivers.
Program Room (or children’s book room if another event has been scheduled).
Come visit the library with your little ones. Find and read some stories, play with library toys, and connect with other families.
Fridays (may be intermittent, so call ahead 837-2030)
1:00-3:00 Front Reading Room Teens & Adults
To be added to the email list for this group, please email Lyn at whitefieldpubliclibrary2@gmail.com
Are you a seasoned handicraft person? Do you want to learn? Do you have a project in the works or something you have dreamed of creating? Adults & Teens of all skill levels are welcome to join others while you knit, crochet, needlepoint, sew, etc. Please call first in case a session has been canceled if you plan to participate for the first time – (603) 837-2030.
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Join the Conversation!
The Whitefield Public Library invites you to a Community Conversation on Tuesday, April 8, 2025, from 5:30 PM to 6:45 PM.
Explore what connection, resilience, and belonging mean for Whitefield’s future. Facilitated by Damian Costello and Mohamed Defaa, with live art by Marek Bennett, this is your chance to share ideas and help shape a community-led project.