8 Lancaster Road in Whitefield, New Hampshire

(603) 837-2030

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    • Fall Festival & Book Sale
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    • Chapter & Verse
      • Contact | Details
      • Programs
      • Library Staff | History
      • Book Group
    • Mission & Vision
      • Donate
      • Mission & Vision
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      • WOLF
      • Board of Trustees
      • Community Sponsors
      • Community Resources
  • Heart of Town
  • Fall Festival & Book Sale
  • Look for a Book!
  • Chapter & Verse
    • Contact | Details
    • Programs
    • Library Staff | History
    • Book Group
  • Mission & Vision
    • Donate
    • Mission & Vision
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Whitefield Public Library

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We will once again be participating in the FIRST Lego League of NH program.  The theme this coming year is MASTERPIECE.  A season trailer can be viewed HERE.  We are exploring how to best make this happen with the limited after-school time slots we have. If your child is interested in participating, please fill out this FORM.

Medicinal Herbs for Teas & Salves

With Emily & Grace from Taproot Farm & Environmental Education

Thursday, September 26th

4:30-5:40 PM in the WPL program room

Open to adults and children ages 8+ (with an adult)


Join Gracie Phillips from Heartsong Farm and Emily Champigny from Taproot Farm and Environmental Education Center for a fun evening of herbal creation. We will learn to use and identify some common medicinal herbs that grow in our area, blend an herbal tea to sample together, and create a healing salve to bring home. Knowing our local plants and how to use them for food and medicine is such a great life skill to have, and fun too!

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Introduction to American Sign Language

With ASL teacher Christina

Saturday, October 7th

11 AM – 12 Noon in the WPL program room

Open to all ages


Christina Bertin, ASL teacher, will lead this beginner's workshop in ASL. This free program will include a brief history of ASL, basic numbers, the ASL alphabet and the most commonly used phrases for conversation. 

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Introduction to Artists & Their Art

Tuesdays AFTER SCHOOL

3-4 PM

7 weeks – October 3, 10, 17, 24 & November 7, 14, & 28

Ages 7-12


This is a 7-session introductory art program.  Participants will learn about the artists Pablo Picasso, Dale Chihuly, Yayoi Kusama, Alma Thomas, Holton Rower, Michelangelo, and Piet Mondrian and do a corresponding art activity.  We will be using hot glue during our study of Chihuly (10/10), permanent acrylic paints during our studies of Yayoi Kusama (10/17) & Holton Rower (11/7), and staining egg paints for Michelangelo (11/14).

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Story and Activity Hour

Tuesdays & Thursdays

9-10 AM

Preschool & Kindergarten age children & their caregivers

Program Room


Join us for some stories and activities, which may include games, songs, and/or arts & crafts.

Book Group

Wednesday, October 11, 2023 at 6:30 pm

The Cold Millions

Jess Walter


Interested in reading this month's Book Club selection? Stop by the Whitefield Public Library during open hours to pick-up a copy. Read the book, then join the Book Club for discussion.


An intimate story of brotherhood, love, sacrifice, and betrayal set against the panoramic backdrop of an early twentieth-century America that eerily echoes our own time, The Cold Millions offers a kaleidoscopic portrait of a nation grappling with the chasm between rich and poor, between harsh realities and simple dreams.

 History of the Cutler House of Waterford VT and Commerce on the Connecticut

With Lise Moran

Saturday, October 14th

1:30-2:30 PM in the WPL program room


Come learn about the history of the beautiful Cutler House near the Connecticut River, placed on the Vermont State Register of Historic places, and the economic importance of the nearby Connecticut River for its settlers. Lise will illustrate the importance of the Connecticut River for subsistence farming, the sheep boom, dairy farming, tourist houses and early transportation across the river from the early 1800’s to 1950’s through photographs, maps and drawings. 

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 Seniors Eating Well and Moving More – LOW IMPACT

With Physical Therapy Assistant Jaime Schmidt & nutrition educator Zeanny Egea

6 Weeks - Fridays, October 6, 13, 20, 27 & November 3 & 10

9:30 AM – 10:45 AM

Open to all Seniors – limited to 6 participants


Sign-up or email Lyn at whitefieldpubliclibrary2@gmail.com or call at 603-837-2030


UNH Extension, in Partnership with the Whitefield Public Library, are pleased to offer a 6-week program for older adults. Each week will include a low impact workout with physical therapist assistant Jaime Schmidt as your instructor, followed by a nutrition lesson with UNH Extension nutrition educator Zeanny Egea.

Seniors Eating Well and Moving More – ADVANCED WORKOUT

With Physical Therapy Assistant Jaime Schmidt & nutrition educator Zeanny Egea

6 Weeks - Fridays, October 6, 13, 20, 27 & November 3 & 10

10:00 AM – 11:15 AM

Open to all Seniors – limited to 6 participants


Sign-up or email Lyn at whitefieldpubliclibrary2@gmail.com or call at 603-837-2030


UNH Extension, in Partnership with the Whitefield Public Library, are pleased to offer a 6-week program for older adults. Each week will include a nutrition lesson with UNH Extension nutrition educator, Zeanny, Egea, follow by an advanced workout with physical therapist assistant Jaime Schmidt as your instructor.

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 in the Children’s Book Room

Thursdays

3-4 PM

Ages 3+

Parents are responsible for supervising children during OPEN PLAY Legos.


DUPLOS and LEGOS will be available for OPEN PLAY in the Children's book room.  These will be available while the First Lego League EXPLORE group is in session in the program room for younger siblings or anyone who wants to build but is not interested in the structured EXPLORE program, or if we reached max capacity before you were able to sign up.

 Knitting & Crocheting Group

Fridays (beginning October 6)

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.

Medicare Information Session

With State Farm Insurance

Tuesday, October 17

4:30-5:30 PM


Confused About Medicare? Are you or someone you love turning 65 soon?  Or confused about what supplement plans you should consider for open enrollment?  Let us clear up some of the confusion about Medicare, open enrollment, and supplement plans.

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Halloween Activities for Families

Saturday, October 28

10-11 AM in the WPL program room

Open to families


Stop in for some Halloween themed activities and crafts.  Dress up in your costume or come as you are.  Grab a Halloween treat on your way out.

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