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CONNECTING PEOPLE WITH THE RESOURCES they need TO LIVE THEIR BEST LIVES
Happy May! All those flowers that the April showers are currently in the process of waking up will be brightening our yards and gardens soon.
When you stop by the library in May, spend some time at the CREATION STATION tracing, drawing, coloring, creating, and painting some spring FLOWERS for a seasonal scene or bouquet.
May is DEMENTIA awareness month, and we are thrilled to share that a GRANT through the American Library Association has been secured to work with those in our community who are living with dementia and the caregivers who support them. We have had many responses to our Dementia programs survey and are ready to get the Support Group for Caregivers and the Connections Program for Individuals with Dementia underway. The next step in the process is to hold a community meeting to receive input from the public. Please join us on Wednesday, May 22nd, at 2 PM to share your thoughts.
In May we will be honoring our local military personnel for NATIONAL MILITARY APPRECIATION month and featuring books on military history for MEMORIAL DAY. For this display, we need your help! If you, or a community member that you know, has served in the military, please send us, with their permission, a photo and a bio including which branch of the military they served, when and where they served, a bit about what their roles were, and what they are doing now. We are so grateful to all our military service members and hope to have a wall full of photos and bios to honor our local veterans and current service members! Please email all submissions to whitefieldpubliclibrary2@gmail.com or drop them off at the library.
We are excited to announce that the library has received a free TELESCOPE from the NH Astronomical Society's Library Telescope Program. This telescope is available to loan to patrons for use. Join us for a program with Marc Stowbridge from the NHAS on Saturday, May 11th at 1:30 PM to learn more about it!
May also brings International HARRY POTTER DAY on the 2nd and STAR WARS DAY on "May the 4th be with you." The book display will be brimming with Harry Potter and Star Wars books and movies. If you have not yet delved into these magical worlds, this is a good time to check them out!
Finally, we are shifting the annual BOOK SALE to SATURDAY, MAY 25th in preparation for the upcoming renovations (no, we do not yet have a start date). We are now accepting donations of books and movies in good condition - please no stinky, stained, or damaged books. If you would like to volunteer to help set up on Friday, May 24th, or breakdown on Saturday, May 25th, please sign up here: https://forms.gle/5zvSgLFxiktXSnrKA. Many hands make light work!
UPCOMING PROGRAMS
RAMBLING REPAIR with Elena Brotz
Saturday, April 27th
1:30-3:00 PM
Open to adults & teens
Sign-up requested: https://forms.gle/VWB3ckccNTheDhRt6
For centuries, and all across the globe, people have been picking up a needle and thread to “make do and mend” and fix what is fixable. Simply using a needle and thread and your own two hands, patching is an accessible, creative, and satisfying craft that allows you to keep your favorite items wearable while also adding a personal creative touch. In this free workshop, we will find the joy of repair together and gather around the table to learn the basics of mending and collaborate to fix some of your favorite torn clothing. Come join us and stitch your clothes back to stability!
Bring your own clothing to fix and any yarn, fabric, or materials you’d like to use or share. We will provide the rest!
Elena is a senior at the College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor, Maine. For her Senior Project, she is biking from Burlington, VT to to Bar Harbor, ME, and along the way, she will stop in different towns to offer workshops on mending, textile repair, and re-use to the local communities.
From Elena - "Since I was a child I have loved sewing and fabric crafts and I began working with a mentor to learn these skills when I was 11. As I have gotten older and connected this craft with other values I have learned about mending, darning, patching, and the importance and creative opportunity of repair and re-use. At COA I have been running a club called Mending Matters for the past 3 years and this has been a fun way to share this knowledge with other folks, try out new skills myself, and work within the community to create solutions, share joyful space, and keep perfectly good textiles out of the waste stream."
Follow Elena on Instagram @ramblingrepair.
LATIN FITNESS, STRENGTH, & NUTRITION
Thursdays, May 9, 16, 23, 30 & June 6 &13
3:30-5:00 PM
Open to adults
RSVP required: https://forms.gle/EKe3KpGwTJ3DwMgS7
UNH Extension, in partnership with the Whitefield Public Library, and supported by Saint Matthew’s Church, invites you to participate in a Latin fitness, Strength, and Nutrition Program for adults.
Join us for a 6-week Program where you will learn some Latin dance moves with Zeanny Egea and Marisol Gil, strengthen your muscles with Jaime Schimdt, and learn how to add healthier options to your meals as you taste delicious Hispanic-inspired dishes!
If you have a child ages 4-10, sign them up to participate in Music, Movement, and Munchies held simultaneously at the library.
MUSIC, MOVEMENT, & MUNCHIES
Thursdays, May 9, 16, 23, 30 & June 6 &13
3:30-4:30 PM
Open to children ages 4-10
RSVP required: https://forms.gle/2NsLA8LHBfUR6ova8
Let’s get moving! In collaboration with the UNH Cooperative Extension, we will get our groove on with a program full of movement, games, nutrition lessons, and healthy snack-making.
BOOK GROUP
Wednesday, May 8th
6:30-7:30 PM
Open to adults & teens
American Dirt, by Jeanine Cummins
American Dirt, by Jeanine Cummins is a #1 New York Times bestseller and Oprah Book Club pick that has sold over three million copies.
Lydia lives in Acapulco. She has a son, Luca, the love of her life, and a wonderful husband who is a journalist. And while cracks are beginning to show in Acapulco because of the cartels, Lydia’s life is, by and large, fairly comfortable. But after her husband’s tell-all profile of the newest drug lord is published, none of their lives will ever be the same.
Forced to flee, Lydia and Luca find themselves joining the countless people trying to reach the United States. Lydia soon sees that everyone is running from something. But what exactly are they running to
INTRODUCTION to the LIBRARY TELESCOPE and SKY PORTAL
with Marc Stowbridge from the NH Astronomical Society
Saturday, May 11th
1:30-3:00 PM
Open to all ages
RSVP Requested but not required: https://forms.gle/PvCVvYeSPe4cAKXT6
Marc is one of the founders of the International Library Telescope program, which originated in New Hampshire in 2008, and has since expanded to more than 900 libraries across the world. Marc will introduce us to the library's newly acquired Orion StarBlast 4.5-inch Astronomical Telescope and share what we can view in the night sky, from stars and beyond. He will also introduce Sky Portal, a free app that helps locate, identify, and provide information about celestial objects.
INVASIVE PLANT SPECIES
with Biologist Rachel Cliche
Saturday, May 18th
1:30-3:00 PM
Open to adults
RSVP requested but not required: https://forms.gle/BCrtRANRhzUCznRQA
Rachel Cliché, a biologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, will help us identify various invasive plant species in the area and some management techniques. She will also share about the work of the Upper Connecticut River Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area (UC CISMA), a group that has been managing knotweed at the headwaters south.
MILITARY SERVICE MEMBER PANEL
A Glimpse into the lives of service members
Saturday, May 18th
4:00 - 5:30 PM
Open to adults
RSVP requested but not required: https://forms.gle/mQU2VZtQE6zwqdL39
We are grateful to the current and veteran military personnel who have served our country, and other countries around the world, to keep democracy and freedom alive. A panel of local veterans will share what life was like while in the military. They will tell us about their roles, responsibilities, and duties. They will discuss training, experiences, the challenges and rewards of serving, and any impactful lessons they learned.
DEATH CAFE
With North Country Home Health & Hospice
Tuesday, May 21st
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Open to all
Join us to share about and discuss death and dying, the inevitable end to life, in a light, open, honest, and respectful manner. This is a monthly opportunity to broach the rarely discussed topic of death and dying, coming to terms with our mortality, how to make the most of the lives we have, and think about how to prepare and plan for our passing.
DEMENTIA SUPPORT PROGRAMS COMMUNITY INPUT FORUM
Wednesday, May 22nd
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Open to all
Are you caring for a loved one with dementia? Are you interested in sharing your thoughts on what type of programs would be most beneficial for our community of individuals with dementia and the individuals caring for them? Please join us for a conversation about how to best support you and your loved ones and our aging community.
LIBRARY CLOSED for Book Sale Setup
Friday, May 24th
To volunteer to help with set up or break down, please sign up here: https://forms.gle/5zvSgLFxiktXSnrKA
LIBRARY BOOK SALE
Saturday, May 25th
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Open to all
Hardcover books $1 each
DVDs $1 each
Softcover books $.50
REGULAR WEEKLY PROGRAMS FOR DROP-IN
Story and Activity Hour
10-11 AM Tuesdays & Thursdays
Preschool & Kindergarten age children & their caregivers
Program Room
Join us for stories and activities, including games, songs, and crafts.
Toddler Stories and Songs
11-11:30 AM Thursdays
Program Room
Join us for stories, songs, and movement.
Infant & Toddler Open Play
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.
Knitting & Crocheting Group
Fridays (may be intermittent, so call ahead 837-2030)
1:30-3:30
Front Reading Room
Teens & Adults
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.
Check us out on our website and on Facebook!
We hope to see you at Whitefield Public Library!
Cheers,
Lyn
Happy Spring, Whitefield Public Library Friends!
Spring is on the way with longer days, warmer weather, and the growth of new life. April brings a Solar Eclipse, Earth Day, and National Poetry Month.
Be sure to visit the March display of WOMEN IN AVIATION before the end of this month. There are some engaging picture books for children about some truly inspiring women, and several chapter books for adults. Check some out to share with the younger boys and girls in your life, or to enjoy for yourself. In April visit the EARTH DAY related display and borrow some books about our home planet and the interconnected web of life it houses.
For National Poetry Month, create some STICKY NOTE POETRY on our poetry wall, and MAGNETIC POETRY on the magnet board.
Visit the CREATION STATION to draw, paint, and create some spring FLOWERS for a seasonal scene or bouquet.
We will begin holding TODDLER STORY & ACTIVITY TIME at 11 AM on Thursdays for those who have toddlers, beginning April 4th. Please spread the word!
UPCOMING PROGRAMS
PAINTING WOODEN EGGS
Saturday, March 30th
1:30-3:00 PM
Open to adults & teens
RSVP required: https://forms.gle/QzJTGAaq7VE3sEba9
Come spend some time with friends getting creative. Bring a design you would like to replicate, or choose from provided ideas. Each participant will get three wooden eggs to paint in any style or pattern they choose. Attach a screw in eye hook for hanging if desired, or leave as is and display with a small stand or in a bowl.
SOLAR ECLIPSE
Come pick up solar glasses at the library while supplies last for the eclipse on Monday, April 8th. The in person program has been shifted to story time on Thursday, April 4th from 10-11 AM due to traffic concerns the day of the eclipse.
First NH LEGO League CHALLENGE
Tuesdays, April 9th, 16th, May 7th, 14th, 21st and 28th
3:00-4:00 PM
Open to ages 9-14
Registration Required: https://forms.gle/V3U5i7LfyQXfA2Ny8
Work with local robotics students from White Mountains Regional High School to assemble lego structures, build a robot, and program it to complete tasks.
BOOK GROUP
Wednesday, April 10th
6:30-7:30 PM
Open to adults & teens
The Bear, by Andrew Krivak
April’s Book Group selection is The Bear by Andrew Krivak. It was the 2023 National Endowment for the Arts Big Read and the 2023 NH Big Read sponsored by New Hampshire Humanities, which supplied the Whitefield Public Library with ten free paperback books for book group participants.
From National Book Award in Fiction finalist Andrew Krivak comes a gorgeous fable of Earth’s last two human inhabitants and a girl's journey home.
In an Eden-like future, a girl and her father live close to the land in the shadow of a lone mountain. They own a few remnants of civilization: some books, a pane of glass, a set of flint and steel, a comb. The father teaches his daughter how to fish and hunt and the secrets of the seasons and the stars. He is preparing her for an adulthood in harmony with nature, for they are the last of humankind. But when the girl finds herself alone in an unknown landscape, it is a bear that will lead her back home through a vast wilderness that offers the greatest lessons of all, if she can learn to listen. A cautionary tale of human fragility, of love and loss, The Bear is a stunning tribute to the beauty of nature’s dominion.
DEATH CAFE
With North Country Home Health & Hospice
Tuesday, April 16th
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Open to all
Join us to share about and discuss death and dying, the inevitable end to life, in a light, open, honest, and respectful manner. This is a monthly opportunity to broach the rarely discussed topic of death and dying, coming to terms with our mortality, how to make the most of the lives we have, and think about how to prepare and plan for our passing.
OPEN MIC POETRY READING
Saturday, April 20th
1:30-3:00 PM
Open to all
Sign up for readers: https://forms.gle/qoSPveg1RXH6rkpq8
Are you a lover of poetry? Do you have favorite poems that you just can't wait to share with others? Do you write poetry or music of your own? Join us for an afternoon of poetry. Come to read, recite, and listen.
BELONGING ART & POETRY CONTEST Workshop
Tuesday, April 23
11 AM - 12 Noon
K-3rd grade
Sign up required: https://forms.gle/15qP1xhnGYQ2PUKT9
1-2 PM
4th grade +
Sign up required: https://forms.gle/QzP19PZn99bVM95e9
What does it mean to BELONG? What does it feel like? What does it feel like to NOT BELONG? What is the cost of belonging? How can we help others belong? Join us for some stories, poems, and discussion around BELONGING, then work on creating your own poem or piece of art around the theme of BELONGING. If participants choose to do so, they can enter their creative pieces in the 2024 ART and POETRY CHALLENGE through the Racial Unity Team. Details for submission will be provided.
RAMBLING REPAIR with Elena Brotz
Saturday, April 27th
1:30-3:00 PM
Open to adults & teens
Sign up requested: https://forms.gle/VWB3ckccNTheDhRt6
For centuries, and all across the globe, people have been picking up a needle and thread to “make do and mend” and fix what is fixable. Simply using a needle and thread and your own two hands, patching is an accessible, creative, and satisfying craft that allows you to keep your favorite items wearable while also adding a personal creative touch. In this free workshop we will find the joy of repair together and gather around the table to learn the basics of mending and collaborate to fix some of your favorite torn clothing. Come join us and stitch your clothes back to stability!
Bring your own clothing to fix and any yarn, fabric, or materials you’d like to use or
share. We will provide the rest!
Elena is a senior at College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor, Maine. For her Senior Project, she is biking from Burlington, VT to to Bar Harbor, ME, and along the way she will stop in different towns to offer workshops on mending, textile repair, and re-use to the local communities.
From Elena - "Since I was a child I have loved sewing and fabric crafts and I began working with a mentor to learn these skills when I was 11. As I have gotten older and connected this craft with other values I have learned about mending, darning, patching, and the importance and creative opportunity of repair and re-use. At COA I have been running a club called Mending Matters for the past 3 years and this has been a fun way to share this knowledge with other folks, try out new skills myself, and work within the community to create solutions, share joyful space, and keep perfectly good textiles out of the waste stream."
Follow Elena on Instagram @ramblingrepair.
REGULAR WEEKLY PROGRAMS FOR DROP-IN
Story and Activity Hour
10-11 AM Tuesdays & Thursdays
Preschool & Kindergarten age children & their caregivers
Program Room
Join us for some stories and activities, which may include games, songs, and/or arts & crafts.
Toddler Story and Activity Time
11-11:30 AM Thursdays
Program Room
Join us for some stories and activities, which may include games, songs, and/or arts & crafts.
Infant & Toddler Open Play
Wednesdays & 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 some new toys, and connect with other families.
Open Play LEGOS
Thursdays
3-4 PM
Ages 3+
DUPLOS and LEGOS will be available for OPEN PLAY in the Children's Book Room. * Parents are responsible for supervising children during OPEN PLAY Legos.
Knitting & Crocheting Group
Fridays (may be intermittent, so call ahead 837-2030)
1:30-3:30
Front Reading Room
Teens & Adults
Are you a seasoned handicrafts person? Are you wanting 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 cancelled if you are planning to join for the first time – (603) 837-2030.
Check us out on our website at https://whitefieldpubliclibrary.org and on Facebook!
We hope to see you at Whitefield Public Library!
Cheers,
Lyn
Good Afternoon Whitefield Public Library Friends,
When you stop by the library check out the BLACK HISTORY MONTH book display before it leaves at the end of February, then visit the WOMEN'S HISTORY display coming in March.
BLIND DATE WITH A BOOK has been a fun and popular opportunity to spend some quality time with a new book. If you feel up for taking a chance on a fresh encounter, grab one of the wrapped books and spend some time becoming acquainted with some new characters before they move back to their shelves.
ake some quiet time to PAINT A BOOKMARK at the creation station. *Please limit to one per person per visit to ensure that others have the opportunity to enjoy themselves as well. Then use the provided supplies to DESIGN A BOOKMARK for our Summer Program 2024 theme - Adventure Begins at the Library - Bookmark Competition. Winners will be reproduced as giveaways for our summer reading program.
Children love searching for the hidden item in the stacks. Help them find and read the SEEK & FIND directions, then read the poem to determine what the hidden object is.
We are taking a survey to assess interest in a weekly Toddler Story and Activity time, as well as occasional toddler focused programs. Please fill out this survey if your family has a toddler and would like to participate: https://forms.gle/JLhvruSswEQ88Q2K8. And please pass this link on to anyone you know who might be interested.
UPCOMING PROGRAMS
SPRING PAINT & SIP (hot chocolate, tea, or coffee)
With Kaylee Smith
Saturday, March 2nd
1:30-3:00 PM
Open to adults, teens, and ages 8+
RSVP required: https://forms.gle/KqhrF2SKw2p6L3ma9
Kaylee is an experienced artist who enjoys painting rocks, canvasses, and other paintable surfaces. She will guide attendees through the process of painting a spring themed scene on canvas using acrylic paints.
ART CREATIONS
Tuesdays, March 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th, & April 2nd
3:30-4:30 PM
Open to ages 5-12
Registration Required: https://forms.gle/QPKdcmassaWKsj4y8
During this 5 week program, your child will design and construct something using paper mache then design and create a glass tile mosaic. Each project will take multiple weeks to complete.
OLD SCHOOL LIFE SKILLS
Thursdays, March 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th, April 4th, & April 11th
3:30-4:30 PM
Open to ages 6-12
Registration Required: https://forms.gle/L5wKTLPqa3YzWPib7
Is your child interested in learning some basic home and life skills? During this six week program, participants will learn to sew using several different stitches, attach a button, make butter, whipped cream, and cheese, the art and process of weaving, how to find and use natural fibers to make cordage, knitting, and the art of embroidery.
MEDICARE INFORMATION SESSION
Presented by Lynne Warren State Farm
Thursday, March 7th
5:00-6:00 PM
Open to adults & teens
Are you or someone you love turning 65 soon? Let us clear up some confusion about Medicare, the enrollment process, and supplement plans, including medicare advantage. We will also discuss the difference between medi-gap and advantage plans.
BOOK GROUP
Wednesday, March 13th
6:30-7:30 PM
Open to adults & teens
Boys in the Boat, by Daniel James Brown
Out of the depths of the Depression comes an irresistible story about beating the odds and finding hope in the most desperate of times—the improbable, intimate account of how nine working-class boys from the American West showed the world at the 1936 Olympics in Berlin what true grit really meant.
It was an unlikely quest from the start. With a team composed of the sons of loggers, shipyard workers, and farmers, the University of Washington’s eight-oar crew team was never expected to defeat the elite teams of the East Coast and Great Britain, yet they did, going on to shock the world by defeating the German team rowing for Adolf Hitler. The emotional heart of the tale lies with Joe Rantz, a teenager without family or prospects, who grows not only to regain his shattered self-regard but also to find a real place for himself in the world. Drawing on the boys’ own journals and vivid memories of a once-in-a-lifetime shared dream, Brown has created an unforgettable portrait of an era, a celebration of a remarkable achievement, and a chronicle of one extraordinary young man’s personal quest.
DISCOVERING YOUR FAMILY HISTORY - An Introduction to Genealogy
With Archivist, Lanny Weaver
Saturday, March 16th
1:30-3:00 PM
Open to all
RSVP preferred, but not required: https://forms.gle/qkLo3Bu6xBTmLaScA
Lanny will share the story of how she first became motivated to learn about her ancestors and will introduce researching family history. Get inspired by Lanny, begin your own family tree, and become acquainted with a variety of methods and sources to conduct genealogical research.
Whitefield Public Library now has a subscription to Ancestry.com, which is free for you to use.
DEATH CAFE
With North Country Home Health & Hospice
Tuesday, March 19th
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Open to all
Join us to share about and discuss death and dying, the inevitable end to life, in a light, open, honest, and respectful manner. This is a monthly opportunity to broach the rarely discussed topic of death and dying, coming to terms with our mortality, how to make the most of the lives we have, and think about how to prepare and plan for our passing.
SOLAR ECLIPSE
Monday, April 8th
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Open to all - More details to come next month
RSVP required: https://forms.gle/t66fEB5uurWthfLb8
Join us for some eclipse stories, information, and activities, then the viewing. All attendees will receive a free pair of eclipse glasses with which to view the solar eclipse at 3:28 PM.
REGULAR WEEKLY PROGRAMS FOR DROP-IN
Story and Activity Hour
10-11 AM Tuesdays & Thursdays
Preschool & Kindergarten age children & their caregivers
Program Room
Join us for some stories and activities, which may include games, songs, and/or arts & crafts.
Infant & Toddler Open Play
Wednesdays & 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 some new toys, and connect with other families.
Open Play LEGOS
Thursdays
3-4 PM
Ages 3+
DUPLOS and LEGOS will be available for OPEN PLAY in the Children's Book Room. * Parents are responsible for supervising children during OPEN PLAY Legos.
Knitting & Crocheting Group
Fridays (may be intermittent, so call ahead 837-2030)
1:30-3:30
Front Reading Room
Teens & Adults
Are you a seasoned handicrafts person? Are you wanting 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 cancelled if you are planning to join for the first time – (603) 837-2030.
DEMENTIA SUPPORT GROUP Interest Survey - We have had several responses to our survey, and are in the process of procuring grant funds to make this happen. We will be in touch with survey respondents when we find out about funding and collaboration with a local organization/qualified individual to work with those experiencing memory loss. We are sharing this survey one last time to give anyone else an opportunity to share and/or respond.
We are seeking input on interest in a support group for the caregivers of individuals experiencing memory loss and *potentially a simultaneous program for the individuals experiencing memory loss. If this would be of interest to you, please fill out this survey: https://forms.gle/dYfvrxo98eokTV4X8. And please pass it on to anyone you know of who may be interested!
* Dependent on personnel to run this program
Check us out on our website at https://whitefieldpubliclibrary.org and on Facebook!
We hope to see you at Whitefield Public Library!
Cheers,
Lyn
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