Join Colleen for a virtual Lapsit program on Facebook Live! There will be stories, fingerplays, baby bounces, scarves, and of course - bubbles.

This storytime is tailored for the short attention spans of newborns to 2 years olds. However, everyone enjoys stories and we have no limit on number of "attendees," so all are welcome.

Looking to get back into a workout routine in the new year? Join us on Mondays in January for virtual exercise classes with personal trainer Melanie Roofe of Your Personal Fitness Source! Classes can be tailored to meet needs of participants.

This program will be held on Zoom. We will send an email with the Zoom link on the day of the program.

Debbie Coltin from PJ Library and the Lappin Foundation will be hosting an engaging Tu B'Shevat storytime! There will be stories and songs to celebrate the birthday of trees.

This is a Zoom program, so registrants will need a camera and microphone to fully participate (but not required).

Please register for the storytime - just register one time for the whole family.

We will email you the link to join the Zoom program on the day of the program.

Ages 0-6

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

What's more fun in the winter than snowmen? Stop by and we will read some snowman stories, make a snowman craft, and maybe even make a snowman snack (supplies will NOT be provided for the craft or snack, but will be items commonly found around the house)!

Program will be on Facebook Live, and no registraion is needed. Program is aimed at ages 3-8.

Join Mr. Chance for a Virtual Story Circle on Zoom! We will read a book or two, sing some songs, dance around, and zoom zoom zoom to the moon -- all on Zoom!

Target age group 5+, but all families welcome. Camera and microphone required to fully use Zoom, but you can turn off the camera and mute the mic if you want to be goofy in the comfort of your own home!

Deadline to register is two hours before program. Zoom link & passcode will be sent approximately one hour before the program. Link will arrive from cjoyner@haverhillpl.org, so please check your spam folder!

Register once and you are added to the mailing list for every week's Virtual Story Circle. Should you no longer wish to receive these emails, please let me know. 

Silver Medals Book Club discusses The Inquisitor's Tale by Adam Gidwitz on Zoom.

SILVER MEDALS is the bi-monthly book club that discusses Newbery Honor books. Not the gold-medal winners -- but the runner ups.

The first time you register, you receive your SILVER MEDALS book club kit. This kit includes a journal, pen, and book darts to mark all your favorite passages. You will also receive a silver medal to wear to every meeting.

Every other month, you will receive your own paperback copy of the book that is up for discussion. You must register for each discussion to receive the book, which will be available the month prior to the meeting. Kits and books for our first meeting will be available 12/1. Mr. Chance will contact you to schedule a pickup.

Newbery Honor books are typically written for readers ages 10-12, but all interested young readers are welcome to join us for a guided discussion. For more information, visit https://haverhillpl.org/silvermedals

Join Joan for a Virtual Playful Preschool Storytime! We will read stories, do crafts, and have oodles of fun.

The storytime will be LIVE on Facebook on Thursdays mornings at 10am on the Haverhill Public Library Facebook page, and will continue to be available afterwards on the site as well.

This program is geared at children who are 3 to 5 years old. However, everyone enjoys stories and we have no limit on number of "attendees," so all are welcome.

Are you new to Zoom? Would you like to host a meeting on there, but aren't sure where to start? Join us for this brief course, which will cover the basics of hosting a meeting. We'll go over how to start the meeting as well as features you may use while running the meeting.

This program will be held on Zoom. We will send an email with the Zoom link on the day of the program.

Create an adorable needle felted fox! Register here to reserve a kit, pick up your kit from the library, then head over to our website, where we'll have an instructional video featuring HPL staff. Follow along and make your fox!

You can pick-up your kit starting Thursday, January 21. The last day to pick up is Thursday, January 28th. Please call the library to arrange a curbside pick-up.

Part of HPL's Winter Craft Series.

Join Colleen for a virtual Lapsit program on Facebook Live! There will be stories, fingerplays, baby bounces, scarves, and of course - bubbles.

This storytime is tailored for the short attention spans of newborns to 2 years olds. However, everyone enjoys stories and we have no limit on number of "attendees," so all are welcome.

Practice storytime rhymes at home with these handouts: https://haverhillpl.org/fingerplays-baby-bounces-scarf-and-bubble-songs/ 

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

Join Certified Meditation Instructor Amy Rutledge to learn different meditation techniques such as mindfulness, loving-kindness, creative visualizations, and affirmations to cultivate self love, self worth, confidence, compassion, focus, concentration, stress, anxiety relief, and help with navigating difficult emotions and change.Classes are conducted on Zoom. They are 30 minutes with an intro, guided practice, then time for Q&A. This program is hosted by Youth Services and is intended for children 8+, teens, and their families, but all are welcome to join. Register once and be invited to all four programs. Join one or join them all! No special equipment or accessories needed. All you need is a quiet place to sit or lie down. 

Today's meditation is 

Self love (includes mindfulness, creative visualization, loving affirmations). A meditation to cultivate self compassion and positive self talk

Join Mr. Chance for a Virtual Story Circle on Zoom! We will read a book or two, sing some songs, dance around, and zoom zoom zoom to the moon -- all on Zoom!

Target age group 5+, but all families welcome. Camera and microphone required to fully use Zoom, but you can turn off the camera and mute the mic if you want to be goofy in the comfort of your own home!

Deadline to register is two hours before program. Zoom link & passcode will be sent approximately one hour before the program. Link will arrive from cjoyner@haverhillpl.org, so please check your spam folder!

Register once and you are added to the mailing list for every week's Virtual Story Circle. Should you no longer wish to receive these emails, please let me know. 

Join Joan for a Virtual Playful Preschool Storytime! We will read stories, do crafts, and have oodles of fun.

The storytime will be LIVE on Facebook on Thursdays mornings at 10am on the Haverhill Public Library Facebook page, and will continue to be available afterwards on the site as well.

This program is geared at children who are 3 to 5 years old. However, everyone enjoys stories and we have no limit on number of "attendees," so all are welcome.

Join us for a fun monthly roundup of seasonal craft ideas you can do at home! The program will be on Facebook Live (recording will be available afterwards), and no signup is needed. 

Crafts will be appropriate for various ages.

Join Colleen for a virtual Lapsit program on Facebook Live! There will be stories, fingerplays, baby bounces, scarves, and of course - bubbles.

This storytime is tailored for the short attention spans of newborns to 2 years olds. However, everyone enjoys stories and we have no limit on number of "attendees," so all are welcome.

Practice storytime rhymes at home with these handouts: https://haverhillpl.org/fingerplays-baby-bounces-scarf-and-bubble-songs/ 

A card making and paper crafting class for beginners as well as those with stamping and papercrafting experience.

We will be creating projects such as multi layered cards, bookmarks and 3-D Items, using several techniques including stamping, die cutting, and embossing.

Workshop led by Ruth Tinkham.

This program will be held via Zoom. A link will be sent on the day of the event. Additionally, materials will be distributed to participants.

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

Join Certified Meditation Instructor Amy Rutledge to learn different meditation techniques such as mindfulness, loving-kindness, creative visualizations, and affirmations to cultivate self love, self worth, confidence, compassion, focus, concentration, stress, anxiety relief, and help with navigating difficult emotions and change.Classes are conducted on Zoom. They are 30 minutes with an intro, guided practice, then time for Q&A. This program is hosted by Youth Services and is intended for children 8+, teens, and their families, but all are welcome to join. Register once and be invited to all four programs. Join one or join them all! No special equipment or accessories needed. All you need is a quiet place to sit or lie down. 

Today's meditation is 

Safe Space: a creative visualization that creates a calm space with all of our senses. You can return to this safe mental space when you feel overwhelmed or stressed.

Join Mr. Chance for a Virtual Story Circle on Zoom! We will read a book or two, sing some songs, dance around, and zoom zoom zoom to the moon -- all on Zoom!

Target age group 5+, but all families welcome. Camera and microphone required to fully use Zoom, but you can turn off the camera and mute the mic if you want to be goofy in the comfort of your own home!

Deadline to register is two hours before program. Zoom link & passcode will be sent approximately one hour before the program. Link will arrive from cjoyner@haverhillpl.org, so please check your spam folder!

Register once and you are added to the mailing list for every week's Virtual Story Circle. Should you no longer wish to receive these emails, please let me know. 

Download the free Among Us app and join us to find the impostor! We will be Zooming at the same time so ideally you should have a second device to do that from.

Registration required. For teens in grades 6-12.

A facilitated virtual discussion hosted by Courageous Conversations, Haverhill Public Library and Memorial Hall Library. In advance of the event, attendees should watch Michelle Alexander's compelling 2013 talk, The future of race in America: Michelle Alexander at TEDxColumbus. Her January 17, 2020 opinion piece in The New York Times revisits the issues she raised in 2010 with The New Jim Crow and in 2013 at TEDxColumbus. The issues are persistent and urgent, and according to Alexander, "From mass incarceration to mass deportation, our nation remains in deep denial."

Register through Zoom. Memorial Hall Library will be running the Zoom meeting. Please click on the link to register.

About Michelle Alexander: Michelle Alexander is a highly acclaimed civil rights lawyer, advocate, legal scholar and author of The New Jim Crow:  Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness — the bestselling book that helped to transform the national debate on racial and criminal justice in the United States. Since The New Jim Crow was first published in 2010, it has spent nearly 250 weeks on The New York Times bestseller list and has been cited in judicial decisions and adopted in campus-wide and community-wide reads, and has inspired a generation of racial justice activists motivated by Alexander’s unforgettable argument that “we have not ended racial caste in America; we have merely redesigned it.”

Over the years, Alexander has taught at a number of universities, including Stanford Law School, where she was an associate professor of law and directed the Civil Rights Clinic. In 2005, Alexander won a Soros Justice Fellowship that supported the writing of The New Jim Crow and accepted a joint appointment at the Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity and the Moritz College of Law at The Ohio State University. Currently she is a visiting professor at Union Theological Seminary in New York City and a contributing opinion writer for The New York Times.

Prior to joining academia, Alexander engaged in civil rights litigation in both the private and nonprofit sector, ultimately serving as the director of the Racial Justice Project for the ACLU of Northern California, where she coordinated the Project’s media advocacy, grassroots organizing, and coalition building and launched a major campaign against racial profiling by law enforcement known as the “DWB Campaign” or “Driving While Black or Brown Campaign.”

Alexander is a graduate of Stanford Law School and Vanderbilt University. She has clerked for Justice Harry A. Blackmun on the U.S. Supreme Court and for Chief Judge Abner Mikva on the D.C. Circuit of the U.S. Court of Appeals.

Join Joan for a Virtual Playful Preschool Storytime! We will read stories, do crafts, and have oodles of fun.

The storytime will be LIVE on Facebook on Thursdays mornings at 10am on the Haverhill Public Library Facebook page, and will continue to be available afterwards on the site as well.

This program is geared at children who are 3 to 5 years old. However, everyone enjoys stories and we have no limit on number of "attendees," so all are welcome.

Millions of Americans have lost confidence in our political and economic system. With the characteristic clarity and passion that has made him a central civil voice, Robert B. Reich shows how wealth and power have interacted to install an elite oligarchy, eviscerate the middle class and undermine democracy. Join us for an engaging conversation with Mr. Reich on his latest book, The System: Who Rigged It, How We Fix It. 

Christopher Lydon, host of the original podcast, Open Source, heard in Boston on WBUR, will moderate.

Space is limited, please click on the link below to register. Login information will be sent the day of the event.

In partnership with Newton Free Library and 18 other Massachusetts libraries.

Let's watch some anime together, virtually! You will need a Netflix account and the Teleparty extension added to your Chrome browser. Teleparty allows us to watch together at exactly the same time. There's also a chat box so we can discuss the show as we watch! Today we'll be watching episodes 19 and 20 of Haikyuu!

For grades 6-12.

Registration required. You will receive an invite link at least 15 mins prior to the program start time.

Follow Haverhill Public Library's Facebook page for a live interactive Mad Libs activity. No registration required. Log on, say hi, learn what an adverb is, and have fun! Free copies of Mad Libs books are available at the circulation desk -- while supplies last! All you have to do is ask. Today's Mad Lib will be from Valentine's Day Mad Libs.

Use this link to follow our page: https://www.facebook.com/HaverhillPublicLibrary/

Karlus Trapp’s delightful, educational, and entertaining presentation ”The Roots of Black Music in America” is a 100 year journey back through time to hear, experience anew, and learn about the music of America’s black musical giants. It is a joyful show that encourages and comes alive through audience participation and interaction with singing, dancing, call and response and percussion playing. Karlus has presented this show solo or with ensemble to thousands of kids of all ages, from elementary school, through high school. Please be warned: If you view this show, you may find yourself uncontrollably smiling, singing or humming for hours afterward.

This program will be held over Zoom.

Registration required.

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

Join Certified Meditation Instructor Amy Rutledge to learn different meditation techniques such as mindfulness, loving-kindness, creative visualizations, and affirmations to cultivate self love, self worth, confidence, compassion, focus, concentration, stress, anxiety relief, and help with navigating difficult emotions and change.Classes are conducted on Zoom. They are 30 minutes with an intro, guided practice, then time for Q&A. This program is hosted by Youth Services and is intended for children 8+, teens, and their families, but all are welcome to join. Register once and be invited to all four programs. Join one or join them all! No special equipment or accessories needed. All you need is a quiet place to sit or lie down. 

Today's meditation is 

Gratitude: Focusing on what we are grateful for can take us from a mindset of fear, scarcity, and lack to one of more abundance, hope, and joy

Are you a performing artist, established or aspiring? Join HPL for a virtual Open Mic Night onTuesday, February 16 at 7:00 PM! Come and sing, play an instrument. read poetry, or more! Share your art with us.

This program will be held on Zoom. We will send a link with instructions on the day of the program.

Join Mr. Chance for a Virtual Story Circle on Zoom! We will read a book or two, sing some songs, dance around, and zoom zoom zoom to the moon -- all on Zoom!

Target age group 5+, but all families welcome. Camera and microphone required to fully use Zoom, but you can turn off the camera and mute the mic if you want to be goofy in the comfort of your own home!

Deadline to register is two hours before program. Zoom link & passcode will be sent approximately one hour before the program. Link will arrive from cjoyner@haverhillpl.org, so please check your spam folder!

Register once and you are added to the mailing list for every week's Virtual Story Circle. Should you no longer wish to receive these emails, please let me know. 

This playful workshop invites participants to draw and sketch in an open and relaxed environment. We begin with a few simple sketching games meant to inspire our imagination. As the session progresses, we generate interesting characters and settings. We then explore how words and pictures can come together to build a basic narrative. Participants write and draw their own stories inspired by their drawings. The final sketches they create culminate in a complete creative experience and are often surprising and always fun.

Cara Bean is the author of Draw 500 Funny Faces and Features and taught art at Lexington High School in Massachusetts for twelve years. She has an MFA in Drawing and Painting from the University of Washington in Seattle and received a certificate in cartooning from the Sequential Artists Workshop in Gainesville, Florida. She provides interactive workshops on creativity with people of all ages and backgrounds in various public forums. Cara is passionate about drawing and believes that the simple act of doodling on paper can lead to the investigation of complex ideas. When she is not teaching, she makes comics that delve into poetic self introspection, playful storytelling and topics relevant to teens and teaching. Cara is currently working on comics projects that speak directly to kids and address mental health. Cara lives in Massachusetts with her husband S.Matt and their dog Raisin.

Ages 11-18, registration required to receive Zoom invite

Supplies needed: pencil and at least 6 blank pages

Join Joan for a Virtual Playful Preschool Storytime! We will read stories, do crafts, and have oodles of fun.

The storytime will be LIVE on Facebook on Thursdays mornings at 10am on the Haverhill Public Library Facebook page, and will continue to be available afterwards on the site as well.

This program is geared at children who are 3 to 5 years old. However, everyone enjoys stories and we have no limit on number of "attendees," so all are welcome.

Join retired history teacher Lee Thomas for a presentation about the history of the civil rights movement in the United States. Lee will include a discussion of his life in the South during the height of the civil rights movement.

This program will be held on Zoom. We will send an email with the Zoom link on the day of the program.

Have a smart phone or a tablet, and would like to get on the mobile technology path with the library? This class is designed just for you. We will introduce you to the world of "apps", and to our library apps such as Kanopy, OverDrive, Hoopla, RBDigital, MVLCMobile,  Freegal and Mango. This class is open to all, but please note that some Apps require a Haverhill Library Card.

This program will be held on Zoom. We will send an email with the Zoom link on the day of the program.

Join Colleen for a virtual Lapsit program on Facebook Live! There will be stories, fingerplays, baby bounces, scarves, and of course - bubbles.

This storytime is tailored for the short attention spans of newborns to 2 years olds. However, everyone enjoys stories and we have no limit on number of "attendees," so all are welcome.

Practice storytime rhymes at home with these handouts: https://haverhillpl.org/fingerplays-baby-bounces-scarf-and-bubble-songs/ 

Join flutist and lecturer Galen Abdur-Razzaq for a combined lecture and music performance entitled Jazz and the Civil Rights Movement. It begins with a flute prelude performed by Galen. Followed by a 60minutes PowerPoint presentation chronicling the music from the turn of the century to present day and highlights various artists, their music, their influence on the evolution of jazz,and their struggles. In addition, it illustrates how jazz became an advocacy for the Civil Rights Movement, with proceeds from jazz concerts used to finance major events such as the Freedom Rides and the March on Washington in 1963. Lecture is infused with music demonstrations. Attendees will be given an opportunity to test their knowledge of the subject via a trivia/quiz.

An educator, arranger, composer, and director, Abdur-Razzaq studied at the Berklee College of Music and earned a master’s degree in education from Rutgers University. For more than 30 years, he has performed and spoken to college and university students across the country.

This program is a collaboration of Haverhill Public Library and Andover Memorial Hall Library, Libraries Working Towards Social Justice. Part of HPL's Black History Month Series.

Registration available through Memorial Hall Library, who will host the Zoom webinar. Click on the link below to register. You will receive a link via email.

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

Join Certified Meditation Instructor Amy Rutledge to learn different meditation techniques such as mindfulness, loving-kindness, creative visualizations, and affirmations to cultivate self love, self worth, confidence, compassion, focus, concentration, stress, anxiety relief, and help with navigating difficult emotions and change.Classes are conducted on Zoom. They are 30 minutes with an intro, guided practice, then time for Q&A. This program is hosted by Youth Services and is intended for children 8+, teens, and their families, but all are welcome to join. Register once and be invited to all four programs. Join one or join them all! No special equipment or accessories needed. All you need is a quiet place to sit or lie down. 

Today's meditation is 

Kindness: cultivate compassion and love for ourselves and others. This meditation reminds of how interconnected we are in our desire to be loved and happy.

Have you ever wandered through the woods and wondered who’d been there before?

New England’s woods and wild places are full of stories: cannibalism in Vermont, Thoreau’s cold and lonely night on Massachusetts’ Mt. Greylock, a stagecoach inn in New Hampshire.

Based on the book Inns and Adventures, by Alison O’Leary and Michael J. Tougias, Hidden Gems of New England takes audiences on virtual trips over mountains and through back roads of Vermont, New Hampshire and Western Massachusetts. It’s great inspiration for trip planning!

HISTORY – HIKING – HOSPITALITY – HUMOR

Find out about:

· Secluded swimming holes

· Old-growth forests

· Sites of hostage takings and cannibalism

· Adventure tourism

· Stunning vistas

· Our changing environment

· Cozy inns

The slide presentation is free, open to the public and suitable for all ages. Alison O’Leary is an award-winning travel writer and journalist. Her other books include So Close to Home: The True Story of an American Family’s Fight for Survival During World War II as well as the Appalachian Mountain Club guide Best Day Hikes Near Boston.

This program will be held on Zoom. We will send an email with the Zoom link on the day of the program.

Join Mr. Chance for a Virtual Story Circle on Zoom! We will read a book or two, sing some songs, dance around, and zoom zoom zoom to the moon -- all on Zoom!

Target age group 5+, but all families welcome. Camera and microphone required to fully use Zoom, but you can turn off the camera and mute the mic if you want to be goofy in the comfort of your own home!

Deadline to register is two hours before program. Zoom link & passcode will be sent approximately one hour before the program. Link will arrive from cjoyner@haverhillpl.org, so please check your spam folder!

Register once and you are added to the mailing list for every week's Virtual Story Circle. Should you no longer wish to receive these emails, please let me know. 

Register to receive a craft kit to make a yarn llama and join us on Zoom to make it together!

Ages 11-18

Just beginning to read chapter books? Then, check out this virtual book club of "Branches" titles. These beginner books have vibrant illustrations and fun characters. Each month we will focus on a different book series and complete a STEM activity. Make sure you register to save your spot. Then, we will send you an email to arrange a pickup time for your copy of this month's book (to keep!) and the supplies for the STEM activity. 

This month's book is "Layla and the Bots - Built for Speed" by Vicky Fang and the activity is a build-your-own model car set. This set will take some time and adult-help to put together, so we recommend completing the kit ahead of the book club meeting. Then, you can show-off your new speed racer during the Zoom meeting. Camera and microphone required to fully use Zoom, but you can turn off the camera and mute the mic if you prefer. 

Recommended for Ages 5-8

Join Joan for a Virtual Playful Preschool Storytime! We will read stories, do crafts, and have oodles of fun.

The storytime will be LIVE on Facebook on Thursdays mornings at 10am on the Haverhill Public Library Facebook page, and will continue to be available afterwards on the site as well.

This program is geared at children who are 3 to 5 years old. However, everyone enjoys stories and we have no limit on number of "attendees," so all are welcome.

Join us for a virtual show and tell with materials from our Special Collections relating to Black history in Haverhill.

Part of HPL's Black History Month series.

This program will be held on Zoom. We will send an email with the Zoom link on the day of the program.

Take your hot chocolate to the next level by making these simple chocolate-dipped candy cane stirrers. Register here to reserve your kit, pick up your kit from the library, and go to our website to follow an instructional video made by HPL staff to make your stirrer!

You can pick-up your kit starting Thursday, February 18th. The last day to pick up is Thursday, February 25th. Please call the library to arrange a curbside pick-up.

Part of HPL's Winter Craft series.

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

Presented by Dina Vargo.

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

Presented by Kathryn Woods

Join us once again for a night of cross-town/interstate trivia with our friendly rivals from Plaistow. 

Register using the link below to play along. Please include your team name below and the number of players on your team. 

Not only are you playing for bragging rights, but restaurant gift certificates will be awarded to top placing teams. The game is targeted towards adults but is open to all ages. Some questions will be Jeopardy level, while others will be easier. Local/regional history will also be featured. 

Well-known local trivia host Stephen Wagner will be our quizmaster. This program will be held on Zoom. We will send an email on the day of the program that includes the link as well as additional information about the setup and rules of the game. See you then! 

About our host: 

Stephen R Wagner is the author of six books and is The Former Poet Laureate of Amesbury, Massachusetts. For the last three years, he's hosted a monthly trivia night for Barewolf Breweries in Amesbury. Stephen's style of trivia eschews a traditional focus on pop culture, and instead looks to explore the fascinating facts of the universe all around us. One fun fact is that Stephen has never actually "attended" a trivia event, himself, yet he's hosted over thirty five well attended trivia nights, for a variety of public and private groups, over the last several years. 

A card making and paper crafting class for beginners as well as those with stamping and papercrafting experience.

We will be creating projects such as multi layered cards, bookmarks and 3-D Items, using several techniques including stamping, die cutting, and embossing.

Workshop led by Ruth Tinkham.

This program will be held via Zoom. A link will be sent on the day of the event. Additionally, materials will be distributed to participants.

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

Just beginning to read chapter books? Then, check out this virtual book club of "Branches" titles. These beginner books have vibrant illustrations and fun characters. Each month we will focus on a different book series and complete a STEM activity. Make sure you register to save your spot. Then, we will send you an email to arrange a pickup time for your copy of this month's book (to keep!) and the supplies for the STEM activity. 

This month's book is "Diary of a Pug - Pug Blasts Off" by Kyla May and the activity is a build-your-own catapult set. This set will take some time and adult-help to put together, so we recommend completing the kit ahead of the book club meeting. Then, you can show-off your new catapult during the Zoom meeting. Camera and microphone required to fully use Zoom, but you can turn off the camera and mute the mic if you prefer. 

Recommended for Ages 5-8

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

Silver Medals Book Club discusses The Night Diary by Veera Hiranandani on Zoom.

SILVER MEDALS is the bi-monthly book club that discusses Newbery Honor books. Not the gold-medal winners -- but the runner ups.

The first time you register, you receive your SILVER MEDALS book club kit. This kit includes a journal, pen, and book darts to mark all your favorite passages. You will also receive a silver medal to wear to every meeting.

Every other month, you will receive your own paperback copy of the book that is up for discussion. You must register for each discussion to receive the book, which will be available the month prior to the meeting.

For more information, visit https://haverhillpl.org/silvermedals

Take a fun and enlightening journey through Boston Red Sox history with the author of the Ultimate Boston Red Sox Time Machine Book. This presentation features videos and photographs of the greatest and most fascinating players, teams, events and moments in franchise history. The program also includes trivia questions for patrons to ponder and covers Sox history from the Royal Rooters, who launched Red Sox Nation, all the way to the four World Series championships and beyond. It will conclude with a question-and-answer period. Author Martin Gitlin will have autographed and personalized copies of his book available online following the program.

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

Just beginning to read chapter books? Then, check out this virtual book club of "Branches" titles. These beginner books have vibrant illustrations and fun characters. Each month we will focus on a different book series and complete a STEM activity. Make sure you register to save your spot. Then, we will send you an email to arrange a pickup time for your copy of this month's book (to keep!) and the supplies for the STEM activity. 

This month's book is "Press Start - Game Over, Super Rabbit Boy" by Thomas Flintham and the activity is a build-your-own chain reaction set. It will take some time to design, test out, and improve your chain reaction, so we recommend getting started on the STEM activity ahead of the book club meeting. Then, you can show-off your chain reaction design during the Zoom meeting. Camera and microphone required to fully use Zoom, but you can turn off the camera and mute the mic if you prefer. 

Recommended for Ages 5-8

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

Silver Medals Book Club discusses The Book of Boy by Catherine Gilbert Murdock.

SILVER MEDALS is the bi-monthly book club that discusses Newbery Honor books. Not the gold-medal winners -- but the runner ups.

The first time you register, you receive your SILVER MEDALS book club kit. This kit includes a journal, pen, and book darts to mark all your favorite passages. You will also receive a silver medal to wear to every meeting.

Every other month, you will receive your own paperback copy of the book that is up for discussion. You must register for each discussion to receive the book, which will be available the month prior to the meeting.

For more information, visit https://haverhillpl.org/silvermedals

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

Paper Plate Extravaganza is your weekly serving of art!

We will use paper plates, and other common craft items you may have at home, to create something cool!

A new video will be posted weekly on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FpXmtibOnx28RLKjd4vpw

Silver Medals Book Club discusses One Crazy Summer by Rita Williams-Garcia.

SILVER MEDALS is the bi-monthly book club that discusses Newbery Honor books. Not the gold-medal winners -- but the runner ups.

The first time you register, you receive your SILVER MEDALS book club kit. This kit includes a journal, pen, and book darts to mark all your favorite passages. You will also receive a silver medal to wear to every meeting.

Every other month, you will receive your own paperback copy of the book that is up for discussion. You must register for each discussion to receive the book, which will be available the month prior to the meeting.

For more information, visit https://haverhillpl.org/silvermedals

Silver Medals Book Club discusses Brown Girl Dreaming by Jacqueline Woodson.

SILVER MEDALS is the bi-monthly book club that discusses Newbery Honor books. Not the gold-medal winners -- but the runner ups.

The first time you register, you receive your SILVER MEDALS book club kit. This kit includes a journal, pen, and book darts to mark all your favorite passages. You will also receive a silver medal to wear to every meeting.

Every other month, you will receive your own paperback copy of the book that is up for discussion. You must register for each discussion to receive the book, which will be available the month prior to the meeting.

For more information, visit https://haverhillpl.org/silvermedals

Silver Medals Book Club discusses Doll Bones by Holly Black.

SILVER MEDALS is the bi-monthly book club that discusses Newbery Honor books. Not the gold-medal winners -- but the runner ups.

The first time you register, you receive your SILVER MEDALS book club kit. This kit includes a journal, pen, and book darts to mark all your favorite passages. You will also receive a silver medal to wear to every meeting.

Every other month, you will receive your own paperback copy of the book that is up for discussion. You must register for each discussion to receive the book, which will be available the month prior to the meeting.

For more information, visit https://haverhillpl.org/silvermedals