Be forewarned that we schedule most of our class visits on Fridays from 10 am - 2 pm, so our Storytime space by the Cutter Creativity Wall may not be available and we may have a lot of little visitors!
Everyone is still welcome, but we don't want you to be disappointed if your preferred spaces are otherwise occupied.
Be forewarned that we schedule most of our class visits on Fridays from 10 am - 2 pm, so our Storytime space by the Cutter Creativity Wall may not be available and we may have a lot of little visitors!
Everyone is still welcome, but we don't want you to be disappointed if your preferred spaces are otherwise occupied.
Read graphic novels and create your own comics at the new graphic novel book club, Scribbles and Stories, for ages 9-12!
Join Ms. Erin and Ms. Kelley (our artist - librarians) to talk about this month's graphic novel, Tom's Midnight Garden, by Philippa Pearce, and then, with all supplies provided, make your own short comics.
All comics made during the book club will be compiled into a professionally printed book to showcase in the library! By registering for this book club, you are giving permission for your work to be part of this memorable collection.
Registration is required. Ages 9-12 only.
Read graphic novels and create your own comics at the new graphic novel book club, Scribbles and Stories, for ages 9-12!
Join Ms. Erin and Ms. Kelley (our artist - librarians) to talk about this month's graphic novel, Tom's Midnight Garden, by Philippa Pearce, and then, with all supplies provided, make your own short comics.
All comics made during the book club will be compiled into a professionally printed book to showcase in the library! By registering for this book club, you are giving permission for your work to be part of this memorable collection.
Registration is required. Ages 9-12 only.
Spring is in the air, and it's time to spruce up your patio or garden space with creative upcycling. Join us for an easy introduction to the art of decoupage on terracotta pots.
How often do you buy a package of decorative napkins and not use them all? You will learn how the simple process of cutting and pasting those leftover napkins can transform forgotten items, like that old flower pot in the garage into something special for yourself or as a special gift.
All materials will be provided, including one new pot for each participant. (We have some napkins, but if you have pretty decorative napkins you'd like to use or share, please feel free to bring them.)
Registration is required. Priority registration will be given to Jaffrey library cardholders. Teens and adults only.
Spring is in the air, and it's time to spruce up your patio or garden space with creative upcycling. Join us for an easy introduction to the art of decoupage on terracotta pots.
How often do you buy a package of decorative napkins and not use them all? You will learn how the simple process of cutting and pasting those leftover napkins can transform forgotten items, like that old flower pot in the garage into something special for yourself or as a special gift.
All materials will be provided, including one new pot for each participant. (We have some napkins, but if you have pretty decorative napkins you'd like to use or share, please feel free to bring them.)
Registration is required. Priority registration will be given to Jaffrey library cardholders. Teens and adults only.
Join us in a non-competitive, friendly atmosphere where you can learn to play Mahjong or practice/perfect your game. Mahjong enthusiasts of all levels welcome.
Join us in a non-competitive, friendly atmosphere where you can learn to play Mahjong or practice/perfect your game. Mahjong enthusiasts of all levels welcome.
Our youngest artists and gardeners are invited to celebrate Earth Day and learn all about pollinators like bumblebees and ladybugs with Ms. Kelley. Then we will paint and decorate our own "pollinator pots" that you can plant and take home!
All materials will be provided for each child to decorate two small pots, plants included.
Registration is required. Ages 4 - 12. Caregiver participation required under age 8.
Our youngest artists and gardeners are invited to celebrate Earth Day and learn all about pollinators like bumblebees and ladybugs with Ms. Kelley. Then we will paint and decorate our own "pollinator pots" that you can plant and take home!
All materials will be provided for each child to decorate two small pots, plants included.
Registration is required. Ages 4 - 12. Caregiver participation required under age 8.
Every seed has the food and instructions to sprout a new plant hidden inside of it. All the seed really needs is the right conditions: the right temperature, moisture, and a good location.
In this program with Ms. Kelley, you will learn all about how seeds work, and then, you will build your own sprout house to take home and watch grow.
This experiment combines engineering and gardening into one fun activity — you get to build your own house, and grow all sorts of seeds from it!
All materials will be provided. Registration is required. Ages 6 and up. Caregiver participation required under age 9.
Every seed has the food and instructions to sprout a new plant hidden inside of it. All the seed really needs is the right conditions: the right temperature, moisture, and a good location.
In this program with Ms. Kelley, you will learn all about how seeds work, and then, you will build your own sprout house to take home and watch grow.
This experiment combines engineering and gardening into one fun activity — you get to build your own house, and grow all sorts of seeds from it!
All materials will be provided. Registration is required. Ages 6 and up. Caregiver participation required under age 9.
Join Ms. Bailey with her newly minted degree in English Literature for a lively discussion every month at the Dublin Road Taproom in Jaffrey.
Check out a copy and read this month's classic novel The Stranger by Albert Camus, meet at the Dublin Road Taproom (located at The Shattuck Golf Club, 53 Dublin Rd, Jaffrey, NH 03452), order your own food and cocktails (at your expense), and enjoy a literary evening out!
Many thanks to The Dublin Road Taproom for reserving a special space each month for this library program that combines literature with local business!
Ages 21 and up only. Registration required.
Join Ms. Bailey with her newly minted degree in English Literature for a lively discussion every month at the Dublin Road Taproom in Jaffrey.
Check out a copy and read this month's classic novel The Stranger by Albert Camus, meet at the Dublin Road Taproom (located at The Shattuck Golf Club, 53 Dublin Rd, Jaffrey, NH 03452), order your own food and cocktails (at your expense), and enjoy a literary evening out!
Many thanks to The Dublin Road Taproom for reserving a special space each month for this library program that combines literature with local business!
Ages 21 and up only. Registration required.
Join us monthly on Saturday mornings for a self-directed opportunity for learning and companionship as you explore fun with needle felting. This is NOT formal instruction, and your teachers are your peers (and maybe YouTube?).
Thanks to sponsorship by the Friends of the Library and generous donations from the business community, you may use our supplies (or bring your own), use our books, our space, and enjoy the shared camaraderie of fellow fiber artists, friends and neighbors. Teens and adults only.
Join us monthly on Saturday mornings for a self-directed opportunity for learning and companionship as you explore fun with needle felting. This is NOT formal instruction, and your teachers are your peers (and maybe YouTube?).
Thanks to sponsorship by the Friends of the Library and generous donations from the business community, you may use our supplies (or bring your own), use our books, our space, and enjoy the shared camaraderie of fellow fiber artists, friends and neighbors. Teens and adults only.
Join us in a non-competitive, friendly atmosphere where you can learn to play Mahjong or practice/perfect your game. Mahjong enthusiasts of all levels welcome.
Join us in a non-competitive, friendly atmosphere where you can learn to play Mahjong or practice/perfect your game. Mahjong enthusiasts of all levels welcome.
Join Ms. Eileen and Ms. Robin for stories each week, in a nurturing environment that fosters early literacy skills and positive social interaction. Stories, music, puppets and fingerplays will be geared toward toddlers/preschoolers, but all ages are welcome. Caregiver participation is required.
Join Ms. Eileen and Ms. Robin for stories each week, in a nurturing environment that fosters early literacy skills and positive social interaction. Stories, music, puppets and fingerplays will be geared toward toddlers/preschoolers, but all ages are welcome. Caregiver participation is required.
ON THE LIBRARY LAWN - WEATHER PERMITTING!
We invite newborns, infants, babies, and their caregivers, along with new parents-to-be, to socialize and learn together by strengthening their relationship with each other in a nurturing environment at the library.
Being a new parent can feel overwhelming and isolating - come build a circle of support for your family as you connect with others in the same season of parenthood. Led by River Center educator, Kelli Tourgee, each session will provide the opportunity to learn ways to care for yourself and your baby, as well as exchange experiences and support each other's journey into parenthood.
This new weekly program is co-sponsored by the library, the River Center and a New Hampshire’s Preschool Development Grant with the Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative School District.
All are welcome.
ON THE LIBRARY LAWN - WEATHER PERMITTING!
We invite newborns, infants, babies, and their caregivers, along with new parents-to-be, to socialize and learn together by strengthening their relationship with each other in a nurturing environment at the library.
Being a new parent can feel overwhelming and isolating - come build a circle of support for your family as you connect with others in the same season of parenthood. Led by River Center educator, Kelli Tourgee, each session will provide the opportunity to learn ways to care for yourself and your baby, as well as exchange experiences and support each other's journey into parenthood.
This new weekly program is co-sponsored by the library, the River Center and a New Hampshire’s Preschool Development Grant with the Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative School District.
All are welcome.
Be forewarned that we schedule most of our class visits on Fridays from 10 am - 2 pm, so our Storytime space by the Cutter Creativity Wall may not be available and we may have a lot of little visitors!
Everyone is still welcome, but we don't want you to be disappointed if your preferred spaces are otherwise occupied.
Be forewarned that we schedule most of our class visits on Fridays from 10 am - 2 pm, so our Storytime space by the Cutter Creativity Wall may not be available and we may have a lot of little visitors!
Everyone is still welcome, but we don't want you to be disappointed if your preferred spaces are otherwise occupied.
Unleash your inner Mad Scientist in this fun, interactive book club for ages 7 - 10.
As our last book discussion of the season, we invite our participants to choose any science book from our collection, experiment at home, and then share their results to the group. Then, we will all embark together on Ms. Julie's experiments, bringing everything we learned all year together in messy fun and creative exploration. We can't wait to celebrate this end-party for our young mad scientists!
Registration is required. Ages 7 - 10 only.
Unleash your inner Mad Scientist in this fun, interactive book club for ages 7 - 10.
As our last book discussion of the season, we invite our participants to choose any science book from our collection, experiment at home, and then share their results to the group. Then, we will all embark together on Ms. Julie's experiments, bringing everything we learned all year together in messy fun and creative exploration. We can't wait to celebrate this end-party for our young mad scientists!
Registration is required. Ages 7 - 10 only.
Join us in a non-competitive, friendly atmosphere where you can learn to play Mahjong or practice/perfect your game. Mahjong enthusiasts of all levels welcome.
Join us in a non-competitive, friendly atmosphere where you can learn to play Mahjong or practice/perfect your game. Mahjong enthusiasts of all levels welcome.
Join Ms. Eileen and Ms. Robin for stories each week, in a nurturing environment that fosters early literacy skills and positive social interaction. Stories, music, puppets and fingerplays will be geared toward toddlers/preschoolers, but all ages are welcome. Caregiver participation is required.
Join Ms. Eileen and Ms. Robin for stories each week, in a nurturing environment that fosters early literacy skills and positive social interaction. Stories, music, puppets and fingerplays will be geared toward toddlers/preschoolers, but all ages are welcome. Caregiver participation is required.
ON THE LIBRARY LAWN - WEATHER PERMITTING!
We invite newborns, infants, babies, and their caregivers, along with new parents-to-be, to socialize and learn together by strengthening their relationship with each other in a nurturing environment at the library.
Being a new parent can feel overwhelming and isolating - come build a circle of support for your family as you connect with others in the same season of parenthood. Led by River Center educator, Kelli Tourgee, each session will provide the opportunity to learn ways to care for yourself and your baby, as well as exchange experiences and support each other's journey into parenthood.
This new weekly program is co-sponsored by the library, the River Center and a New Hampshire’s Preschool Development Grant with the Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative School District.
All are welcome.
ON THE LIBRARY LAWN - WEATHER PERMITTING!
We invite newborns, infants, babies, and their caregivers, along with new parents-to-be, to socialize and learn together by strengthening their relationship with each other in a nurturing environment at the library.
Being a new parent can feel overwhelming and isolating - come build a circle of support for your family as you connect with others in the same season of parenthood. Led by River Center educator, Kelli Tourgee, each session will provide the opportunity to learn ways to care for yourself and your baby, as well as exchange experiences and support each other's journey into parenthood.
This new weekly program is co-sponsored by the library, the River Center and a New Hampshire’s Preschool Development Grant with the Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative School District.
All are welcome.
From our friends at 603 Legal Aid:
Stop on into the library during the 603 Legal Aid Walk in- Drop in. We are the one stop shop for all Civil Legal Aid services in NH. Come grab some literature, ask some questions or if you think you may need services, we can do an online application on site. So come on by and say hello. Many folks are not aware of the legal assistance that may be available to them…looking forward to meeting you.
From our friends at 603 Legal Aid:
Stop on into the library during the 603 Legal Aid Walk in- Drop in. We are the one stop shop for all Civil Legal Aid services in NH. Come grab some literature, ask some questions or if you think you may need services, we can do an online application on site. So come on by and say hello. Many folks are not aware of the legal assistance that may be available to them…looking forward to meeting you.
Be forewarned that we schedule most of our class visits on Fridays from 10 am - 2 pm, so our Storytime space by the Cutter Creativity Wall may not be available and we may have a lot of little visitors!
Everyone is still welcome, but we don't want you to be disappointed if your preferred spaces are otherwise occupied.
Be forewarned that we schedule most of our class visits on Fridays from 10 am - 2 pm, so our Storytime space by the Cutter Creativity Wall may not be available and we may have a lot of little visitors!
Everyone is still welcome, but we don't want you to be disappointed if your preferred spaces are otherwise occupied.
Join Ms. Eileen for our monthly book club for ages 4-6.
Sign up and come to the library to check out your copy of this month’s title, Aaron Slater, Illustrator, by Andrea Beaty, Read it at home and then join us for a child-sized discussion and activity in the library.
Caregiver participation may be required for the activity segment of the book club meeting.
Registration required.
Join Ms. Eileen for our monthly book club for ages 4-6.
Sign up and come to the library to check out your copy of this month’s title, Aaron Slater, Illustrator, by Andrea Beaty, Read it at home and then join us for a child-sized discussion and activity in the library.
Caregiver participation may be required for the activity segment of the book club meeting.
Registration required.
Ancestry.com, WiFi Hotspots, State Park & Museum Passes... All these and more are paid for by proceeds from the Friends of the Jaffrey Library's ongoing Book Sales and Friends' membership dues.
Their book sales are a great way to support the library and add to your home library at a bargain price! Volunteers refresh the shelves on the main floor and lower level frequently, and there are books for all ages.
The Friends need to replenish the stock, but not be overwhelmed with books and disposal problems, so we have set up a monthly donation event.
On the second Saturday of the month, 10 am - Noon, the Friends will hold a two-hour book donation event in the Bean Room. People can bring up to 25 books in good condition to the Bean Room where volunteers will screen them for condition and subject matter that sell well in their book sales.
Please do not leave books for the Friends in our Book Drop and be understanding that library staff cannot accept donations on their behalf.
Click here to learn more about the Friends.
Ancestry.com, WiFi Hotspots, State Park & Museum Passes... All these and more are paid for by proceeds from the Friends of the Jaffrey Library's ongoing Book Sales and Friends' membership dues.
Their book sales are a great way to support the library and add to your home library at a bargain price! Volunteers refresh the shelves on the main floor and lower level frequently, and there are books for all ages.
The Friends need to replenish the stock, but not be overwhelmed with books and disposal problems, so we have set up a monthly donation event.
On the second Saturday of the month, 10 am - Noon, the Friends will hold a two-hour book donation event in the Bean Room. People can bring up to 25 books in good condition to the Bean Room where volunteers will screen them for condition and subject matter that sell well in their book sales.
Please do not leave books for the Friends in our Book Drop and be understanding that library staff cannot accept donations on their behalf.
Click here to learn more about the Friends.
Join us in a non-competitive, friendly atmosphere where you can learn to play Mahjong or practice/perfect your game. Mahjong enthusiasts of all levels welcome.
Join us in a non-competitive, friendly atmosphere where you can learn to play Mahjong or practice/perfect your game. Mahjong enthusiasts of all levels welcome.
Join our monthly book discussion with our Humanities Scholar-in-Residence, Dr. Carrie Brown.
Each month, Dr. Brown will facilitate our discussion on a title related to the theme of TRANSITIONS and how we, as humans, transition through life and define ourselves along these journeys. She will engage us in a more critical reading of our texts, exploring language, structure, and character development.
This month's title is: Rachel Joyce, The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, 2012.
Harold Fry is determined to walk six hundred miles from Kingsbridge to the hospice in Berwick-upon-Tweed because, he believes, as long as he walks, his old friend Queenie will live. Joyce's first novel, it was a long-list finalist (top 12) for the 2012 Man Booker Prize, and Joyce won the UK National Book Award for New Writer of the Year for the book. It was also the best-selling hardback book in the UK from a new novelist in 2012. It was a New York Times best seller and was named one of the best books of the year by The Washington Post. A film adaptation has recently been released in the UK.
Carrie Brown holds a Ph.D. in American Literature and Folklore from the University of Virginia. Working for more than thirty years as freelance history curator, she has developed exhibitions for museums, visitors' centers, and historic sites on a wide range of topics, including industrial history, transportation, and the Civil War. As a curator and speaker, Carrie delights in finding and telling stories about the connections between big historic events and our everyday lives. As a book group facilitator, Carrie guides readers through stories told by others--whether in fiction or nonfiction--exploring how the depth and breadth of human experience can be communicated through the written word.
This program is free and open to the public, but space is limited and registration is required. This meeting will be in-person with a Zoom option.
This project was made possible with support from New Hampshire Humanities, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Humanities. Learn more at www.nhhumanities.org.
Join our monthly book discussion with our Humanities Scholar-in-Residence, Dr. Carrie Brown.
Each month, Dr. Brown will facilitate our discussion on a title related to the theme of TRANSITIONS and how we, as humans, transition through life and define ourselves along these journeys. She will engage us in a more critical reading of our texts, exploring language, structure, and character development.
This month's title is: Rachel Joyce, The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, 2012.
Harold Fry is determined to walk six hundred miles from Kingsbridge to the hospice in Berwick-upon-Tweed because, he believes, as long as he walks, his old friend Queenie will live. Joyce's first novel, it was a long-list finalist (top 12) for the 2012 Man Booker Prize, and Joyce won the UK National Book Award for New Writer of the Year for the book. It was also the best-selling hardback book in the UK from a new novelist in 2012. It was a New York Times best seller and was named one of the best books of the year by The Washington Post. A film adaptation has recently been released in the UK.
Carrie Brown holds a Ph.D. in American Literature and Folklore from the University of Virginia. Working for more than thirty years as freelance history curator, she has developed exhibitions for museums, visitors' centers, and historic sites on a wide range of topics, including industrial history, transportation, and the Civil War. As a curator and speaker, Carrie delights in finding and telling stories about the connections between big historic events and our everyday lives. As a book group facilitator, Carrie guides readers through stories told by others--whether in fiction or nonfiction--exploring how the depth and breadth of human experience can be communicated through the written word.
This program is free and open to the public, but space is limited and registration is required. This meeting will be in-person with a Zoom option.
This project was made possible with support from New Hampshire Humanities, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Humanities. Learn more at www.nhhumanities.org.
Public Meeting Notice
Jaffrey Public Library
Trustees’ Meeting
Third Wednesday of each month, 10 am at the Library
Meetings are open to the public except as allowed under RSA 91-A:3.
If requested, the meeting may become a non-public session per RSA 91-A: 3, II (a) personnel; (b) hiring of any person as an employee; (c) matters which, if discussed publicly, would affect adversely the reputation of any person; (d) consideration of acquisition, sale, or lease of property; (e) consideration or negotiation of pending claims or litigation.
This meeting will be held in the Ground Floor Collaborative Meeting Space..
Public Meeting Notice
Jaffrey Public Library
Trustees’ Meeting
Third Wednesday of each month, 10 am at the Library
Meetings are open to the public except as allowed under RSA 91-A:3.
If requested, the meeting may become a non-public session per RSA 91-A: 3, II (a) personnel; (b) hiring of any person as an employee; (c) matters which, if discussed publicly, would affect adversely the reputation of any person; (d) consideration of acquisition, sale, or lease of property; (e) consideration or negotiation of pending claims or litigation.
This meeting will be held in the Ground Floor Collaborative Meeting Space..
ON THE LIBRARY LAWN - WEATHER PERMITTING!
We invite newborns, infants, babies, and their caregivers, along with new parents-to-be, to socialize and learn together by strengthening their relationship with each other in a nurturing environment at the library.
Being a new parent can feel overwhelming and isolating - come build a circle of support for your family as you connect with others in the same season of parenthood. Led by River Center educator, Kelli Tourgee, each session will provide the opportunity to learn ways to care for yourself and your baby, as well as exchange experiences and support each other's journey into parenthood.
This new weekly program is co-sponsored by the library, the River Center and a New Hampshire’s Preschool Development Grant with the Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative School District.
All are welcome.
ON THE LIBRARY LAWN - WEATHER PERMITTING!
We invite newborns, infants, babies, and their caregivers, along with new parents-to-be, to socialize and learn together by strengthening their relationship with each other in a nurturing environment at the library.
Being a new parent can feel overwhelming and isolating - come build a circle of support for your family as you connect with others in the same season of parenthood. Led by River Center educator, Kelli Tourgee, each session will provide the opportunity to learn ways to care for yourself and your baby, as well as exchange experiences and support each other's journey into parenthood.
This new weekly program is co-sponsored by the library, the River Center and a New Hampshire’s Preschool Development Grant with the Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative School District.
All are welcome.
Be forewarned that we schedule most of our class visits on Fridays from 10 am - 2 pm, so our Storytime space by the Cutter Creativity Wall may not be available and we may have a lot of little visitors!
Everyone is still welcome, but we don't want you to be disappointed if your preferred spaces are otherwise occupied.
Be forewarned that we schedule most of our class visits on Fridays from 10 am - 2 pm, so our Storytime space by the Cutter Creativity Wall may not be available and we may have a lot of little visitors!
Everyone is still welcome, but we don't want you to be disappointed if your preferred spaces are otherwise occupied.
Read graphic novels and create your own comics at the new graphic novel book club, Scribbles and Stories, for ages 9-12!
Join Ms. Erin and Ms. Kelley (our artist - librarians) to talk about this month's graphic novel, Pawcasso, by Remi Lai and then, with all supplies provided, make your own short comics.
All comics made during the book club will be compiled into a professionally printed book to showcase in the library! By registering for this book club, you are giving permission for your work to be part of this memorable collection.
Registration is required. Ages 9-12 only.
Read graphic novels and create your own comics at the new graphic novel book club, Scribbles and Stories, for ages 9-12!
Join Ms. Erin and Ms. Kelley (our artist - librarians) to talk about this month's graphic novel, Pawcasso, by Remi Lai and then, with all supplies provided, make your own short comics.
All comics made during the book club will be compiled into a professionally printed book to showcase in the library! By registering for this book club, you are giving permission for your work to be part of this memorable collection.
Registration is required. Ages 9-12 only.
Join us in a non-competitive, friendly atmosphere where you can learn to play Mahjong or practice/perfect your game. Mahjong enthusiasts of all levels welcome.
Join us in a non-competitive, friendly atmosphere where you can learn to play Mahjong or practice/perfect your game. Mahjong enthusiasts of all levels welcome.
Cooks & Books is a culinary adventure to introduce you to a new world of cooking, in the company of new friends. Our journey begins with a monthly theme, a special ingredient to try and a selection of library books and resources from which to choose your recipe!
Prepare your dish at home and join us for a shared culinary tasting potluck at the library. We will learn a little bit about this month’s ingredient and share our cooking experiences. Be sure to bring your dish, your recipe, and a serving utensil.
This month’s theme is: Get Ready for Summer: Salads! Monadnock Oil and Vinegar is sponsoring this month’s ingredient: ______________ free for you to try. Pick up your ingredient when you visit the Cooks & Books display in the library for your recipe inspiration. Your recipe MUST come from the library!
Registration is required. This is an “adults only” program.
Food allergy alert: The library is a TREE NUT and PEANUT FREE facility. For the safety of others, including staff, please do not use nuts in your recipes. However, this is a community potluck and we cannot guarantee the safety of food preparation for people suffering from food allergies (which is why Ms. Julie does not attend.)
Cooks & Books is a culinary adventure to introduce you to a new world of cooking, in the company of new friends. Our journey begins with a monthly theme, a special ingredient to try and a selection of library books and resources from which to choose your recipe!
Prepare your dish at home and join us for a shared culinary tasting potluck at the library. We will learn a little bit about this month’s ingredient and share our cooking experiences. Be sure to bring your dish, your recipe, and a serving utensil.
This month’s theme is: Get Ready for Summer: Salads! Monadnock Oil and Vinegar is sponsoring this month’s ingredient: ______________ free for you to try. Pick up your ingredient when you visit the Cooks & Books display in the library for your recipe inspiration. Your recipe MUST come from the library!
Registration is required. This is an “adults only” program.
Food allergy alert: The library is a TREE NUT and PEANUT FREE facility. For the safety of others, including staff, please do not use nuts in your recipes. However, this is a community potluck and we cannot guarantee the safety of food preparation for people suffering from food allergies (which is why Ms. Julie does not attend.)
ON THE LIBRARY LAWN - WEATHER PERMITTING!
We invite newborns, infants, babies, and their caregivers, along with new parents-to-be, to socialize and learn together by strengthening their relationship with each other in a nurturing environment at the library.
Being a new parent can feel overwhelming and isolating - come build a circle of support for your family as you connect with others in the same season of parenthood. Led by River Center educator, Kelli Tourgee, each session will provide the opportunity to learn ways to care for yourself and your baby, as well as exchange experiences and support each other's journey into parenthood.
This new weekly program is co-sponsored by the library, the River Center and a New Hampshire’s Preschool Development Grant with the Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative School District.
All are welcome.
ON THE LIBRARY LAWN - WEATHER PERMITTING!
We invite newborns, infants, babies, and their caregivers, along with new parents-to-be, to socialize and learn together by strengthening their relationship with each other in a nurturing environment at the library.
Being a new parent can feel overwhelming and isolating - come build a circle of support for your family as you connect with others in the same season of parenthood. Led by River Center educator, Kelli Tourgee, each session will provide the opportunity to learn ways to care for yourself and your baby, as well as exchange experiences and support each other's journey into parenthood.
This new weekly program is co-sponsored by the library, the River Center and a New Hampshire’s Preschool Development Grant with the Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative School District.
All are welcome.
Join Ms. Bailey with her newly minted degree in English Literature for a lively discussion every month at the Dublin Road Taproom in Jaffrey.
Check out a copy and read this month's classic novel, meet at the Dublin Road Taproom (located at The Shattuck Golf Club, 53 Dublin Rd, Jaffrey, NH 03452), order your own food and cocktails (at your expense), and enjoy a literary evening out!
Many thanks to The Dublin Road Taproom for reserving a special space each month for this library program that combines literature with local business!
Ages 21 and up only. Registration required.
Join Ms. Bailey with her newly minted degree in English Literature for a lively discussion every month at the Dublin Road Taproom in Jaffrey.
Check out a copy and read this month's classic novel, meet at the Dublin Road Taproom (located at The Shattuck Golf Club, 53 Dublin Rd, Jaffrey, NH 03452), order your own food and cocktails (at your expense), and enjoy a literary evening out!
Many thanks to The Dublin Road Taproom for reserving a special space each month for this library program that combines literature with local business!
Ages 21 and up only. Registration required.
Join us monthly on Saturday mornings for a self-directed opportunity for learning and companionship as you explore fun with needle felting. This is NOT formal instruction, and your teachers are your peers (and maybe YouTube?).
Thanks to sponsorship by the Friends of the Library and generous donations from the business community, you may use our supplies (or bring your own), use our books, our space, and enjoy the shared camaraderie of fellow fiber artists, friends and neighbors. Teens and adults only.
Join us monthly on Saturday mornings for a self-directed opportunity for learning and companionship as you explore fun with needle felting. This is NOT formal instruction, and your teachers are your peers (and maybe YouTube?).
Thanks to sponsorship by the Friends of the Library and generous donations from the business community, you may use our supplies (or bring your own), use our books, our space, and enjoy the shared camaraderie of fellow fiber artists, friends and neighbors. Teens and adults only.
Join us in a non-competitive, friendly atmosphere where you can learn to play Mahjong or practice/perfect your game. Mahjong enthusiasts of all levels welcome.
Join us in a non-competitive, friendly atmosphere where you can learn to play Mahjong or practice/perfect your game. Mahjong enthusiasts of all levels welcome.
ON THE LIBRARY LAWN - WEATHER PERMITTING!
We invite newborns, infants, babies, and their caregivers, along with new parents-to-be, to socialize and learn together by strengthening their relationship with each other in a nurturing environment at the library.
Being a new parent can feel overwhelming and isolating - come build a circle of support for your family as you connect with others in the same season of parenthood. Led by River Center educator, Kelli Tourgee, each session will provide the opportunity to learn ways to care for yourself and your baby, as well as exchange experiences and support each other's journey into parenthood.
This new weekly program is co-sponsored by the library, the River Center and a New Hampshire’s Preschool Development Grant with the Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative School District.
All are welcome.
ON THE LIBRARY LAWN - WEATHER PERMITTING!
We invite newborns, infants, babies, and their caregivers, along with new parents-to-be, to socialize and learn together by strengthening their relationship with each other in a nurturing environment at the library.
Being a new parent can feel overwhelming and isolating - come build a circle of support for your family as you connect with others in the same season of parenthood. Led by River Center educator, Kelli Tourgee, each session will provide the opportunity to learn ways to care for yourself and your baby, as well as exchange experiences and support each other's journey into parenthood.
This new weekly program is co-sponsored by the library, the River Center and a New Hampshire’s Preschool Development Grant with the Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative School District.
All are welcome.
Be forewarned that we schedule most of our class visits on Fridays from 10 am - 2 pm, so our Storytime space by the Cutter Creativity Wall may not be available and we may have a lot of little visitors!
Everyone is still welcome, but we don't want you to be disappointed if your preferred spaces are otherwise occupied.
Be forewarned that we schedule most of our class visits on Fridays from 10 am - 2 pm, so our Storytime space by the Cutter Creativity Wall may not be available and we may have a lot of little visitors!
Everyone is still welcome, but we don't want you to be disappointed if your preferred spaces are otherwise occupied.
Ancestry.com, WiFi Hotspots, State Park & Museum Passes... All these and more are paid for by proceeds from the Friends of the Jaffrey Library's ongoing Book Sales and Friends' membership dues.
Their book sales are a great way to support the library and add to your home library at a bargain price! Volunteers refresh the shelves on the main floor and lower level frequently, and there are books for all ages.
The Friends need to replenish the stock, but not be overwhelmed with books and disposal problems, so we have set up a monthly donation event.
On the second Saturday of the month, 10 am - Noon, the Friends will hold a two-hour book donation event in the Bean Room. People can bring up to 25 books in good condition to the Bean Room where volunteers will screen them for condition and subject matter that sell well in their book sales.
Please do not leave books for the Friends in our Book Drop and be understanding that library staff cannot accept donations on their behalf.
Click here to learn more about the Friends.
Ancestry.com, WiFi Hotspots, State Park & Museum Passes... All these and more are paid for by proceeds from the Friends of the Jaffrey Library's ongoing Book Sales and Friends' membership dues.
Their book sales are a great way to support the library and add to your home library at a bargain price! Volunteers refresh the shelves on the main floor and lower level frequently, and there are books for all ages.
The Friends need to replenish the stock, but not be overwhelmed with books and disposal problems, so we have set up a monthly donation event.
On the second Saturday of the month, 10 am - Noon, the Friends will hold a two-hour book donation event in the Bean Room. People can bring up to 25 books in good condition to the Bean Room where volunteers will screen them for condition and subject matter that sell well in their book sales.
Please do not leave books for the Friends in our Book Drop and be understanding that library staff cannot accept donations on their behalf.
Click here to learn more about the Friends.
Public Meeting Notice
Jaffrey Public Library
Trustees’ Meeting
Third Wednesday of each month, 10 am at the Library
Meetings are open to the public except as allowed under RSA 91-A:3.
If requested, the meeting may become a non-public session per RSA 91-A: 3, II (a) personnel; (b) hiring of any person as an employee; (c) matters which, if discussed publicly, would affect adversely the reputation of any person; (d) consideration of acquisition, sale, or lease of property; (e) consideration or negotiation of pending claims or litigation.
This meeting will be held in the Ground Floor Collaborative Meeting Space..
Public Meeting Notice
Jaffrey Public Library
Trustees’ Meeting
Third Wednesday of each month, 10 am at the Library
Meetings are open to the public except as allowed under RSA 91-A:3.
If requested, the meeting may become a non-public session per RSA 91-A: 3, II (a) personnel; (b) hiring of any person as an employee; (c) matters which, if discussed publicly, would affect adversely the reputation of any person; (d) consideration of acquisition, sale, or lease of property; (e) consideration or negotiation of pending claims or litigation.
This meeting will be held in the Ground Floor Collaborative Meeting Space..
Join us for a sesquicentennial celebration of Willa Cather, one of the most singular and treasured American writers of the 20th century. Cather’s story is one defined by a lifetime of determination, struggle, and gradual emergence. Cather’s groundbreaking fiction (O Pioneers!, My Ántonia, One of Ours, The Professor’s House, Death Comes for the Archbishop) set a new standard in American literature. This presentation of Cather's life and times will explore her turbulent biography and uniquely American voice. Sprinkled into the lecture: readings of Cather’s work and letters.
Our presenter is Peter Cipkowski, Ed.D., an interdisciplinary scholar at UCLA and Vice President of the National Willa Cather Center Board of Governors.
Registration is required.
Join us for a sesquicentennial celebration of Willa Cather, one of the most singular and treasured American writers of the 20th century. Cather’s story is one defined by a lifetime of determination, struggle, and gradual emergence. Cather’s groundbreaking fiction (O Pioneers!, My Ántonia, One of Ours, The Professor’s House, Death Comes for the Archbishop) set a new standard in American literature. This presentation of Cather's life and times will explore her turbulent biography and uniquely American voice. Sprinkled into the lecture: readings of Cather’s work and letters.
Our presenter is Peter Cipkowski, Ed.D., an interdisciplinary scholar at UCLA and Vice President of the National Willa Cather Center Board of Governors.
Registration is required.
Details coming soon!
Rain Date - July 6
Details coming soon!
Rain Date - July 6
Details coming soon
Details coming soon
Ancestry.com, WiFi Hotspots, State Park & Museum Passes... All these and more are paid for by proceeds from the Friends of the Jaffrey Library's ongoing Book Sales and Friends' membership dues.
Their book sales are a great way to support the library and add to your home library at a bargain price! Volunteers refresh the shelves on the main floor and lower level frequently, and there are books for all ages.
The Friends need to replenish the stock, but not be overwhelmed with books and disposal problems, so we have set up a monthly donation event.
On the second Saturday of the month, 10 am - Noon, the Friends will hold a two-hour book donation event in the Bean Room. People can bring up to 25 books in good condition to the Bean Room where volunteers will screen them for condition and subject matter that sell well in their book sales.
Please do not leave books for the Friends in our Book Drop and be understanding that library staff cannot accept donations on their behalf.
Click here to learn more about the Friends.
Ancestry.com, WiFi Hotspots, State Park & Museum Passes... All these and more are paid for by proceeds from the Friends of the Jaffrey Library's ongoing Book Sales and Friends' membership dues.
Their book sales are a great way to support the library and add to your home library at a bargain price! Volunteers refresh the shelves on the main floor and lower level frequently, and there are books for all ages.
The Friends need to replenish the stock, but not be overwhelmed with books and disposal problems, so we have set up a monthly donation event.
On the second Saturday of the month, 10 am - Noon, the Friends will hold a two-hour book donation event in the Bean Room. People can bring up to 25 books in good condition to the Bean Room where volunteers will screen them for condition and subject matter that sell well in their book sales.
Please do not leave books for the Friends in our Book Drop and be understanding that library staff cannot accept donations on their behalf.
Click here to learn more about the Friends.
Public Meeting Notice
Jaffrey Public Library
Trustees’ Meeting
Third Wednesday of each month, 10 am at the Library
Meetings are open to the public except as allowed under RSA 91-A:3.
If requested, the meeting may become a non-public session per RSA 91-A: 3, II (a) personnel; (b) hiring of any person as an employee; (c) matters which, if discussed publicly, would affect adversely the reputation of any person; (d) consideration of acquisition, sale, or lease of property; (e) consideration or negotiation of pending claims or litigation.
This meeting will be held in the Ground Floor Collaborative Meeting Space..
Public Meeting Notice
Jaffrey Public Library
Trustees’ Meeting
Third Wednesday of each month, 10 am at the Library
Meetings are open to the public except as allowed under RSA 91-A:3.
If requested, the meeting may become a non-public session per RSA 91-A: 3, II (a) personnel; (b) hiring of any person as an employee; (c) matters which, if discussed publicly, would affect adversely the reputation of any person; (d) consideration of acquisition, sale, or lease of property; (e) consideration or negotiation of pending claims or litigation.
This meeting will be held in the Ground Floor Collaborative Meeting Space..
Ancestry.com, WiFi Hotspots, State Park & Museum Passes... All these and more are paid for by proceeds from the Friends of the Jaffrey Library's ongoing Book Sales and Friends' membership dues.
Their book sales are a great way to support the library and add to your home library at a bargain price! Volunteers refresh the shelves on the main floor and lower level frequently, and there are books for all ages.
The Friends need to replenish the stock, but not be overwhelmed with books and disposal problems, so we have set up a monthly donation event.
On the second Saturday of the month, 10 am - Noon, the Friends will hold a two-hour book donation event in the Bean Room. People can bring up to 25 books in good condition to the Bean Room where volunteers will screen them for condition and subject matter that sell well in their book sales.
Please do not leave books for the Friends in our Book Drop and be understanding that library staff cannot accept donations on their behalf.
Click here to learn more about the Friends.
Ancestry.com, WiFi Hotspots, State Park & Museum Passes... All these and more are paid for by proceeds from the Friends of the Jaffrey Library's ongoing Book Sales and Friends' membership dues.
Their book sales are a great way to support the library and add to your home library at a bargain price! Volunteers refresh the shelves on the main floor and lower level frequently, and there are books for all ages.
The Friends need to replenish the stock, but not be overwhelmed with books and disposal problems, so we have set up a monthly donation event.
On the second Saturday of the month, 10 am - Noon, the Friends will hold a two-hour book donation event in the Bean Room. People can bring up to 25 books in good condition to the Bean Room where volunteers will screen them for condition and subject matter that sell well in their book sales.
Please do not leave books for the Friends in our Book Drop and be understanding that library staff cannot accept donations on their behalf.
Click here to learn more about the Friends.
Public Meeting Notice
Jaffrey Public Library
Trustees’ Meeting
Third Wednesday of each month, 10 am at the Library
Meetings are open to the public except as allowed under RSA 91-A:3.
If requested, the meeting may become a non-public session per RSA 91-A: 3, II (a) personnel; (b) hiring of any person as an employee; (c) matters which, if discussed publicly, would affect adversely the reputation of any person; (d) consideration of acquisition, sale, or lease of property; (e) consideration or negotiation of pending claims or litigation.
This meeting will be held in the Ground Floor Collaborative Meeting Space..
Public Meeting Notice
Jaffrey Public Library
Trustees’ Meeting
Third Wednesday of each month, 10 am at the Library
Meetings are open to the public except as allowed under RSA 91-A:3.
If requested, the meeting may become a non-public session per RSA 91-A: 3, II (a) personnel; (b) hiring of any person as an employee; (c) matters which, if discussed publicly, would affect adversely the reputation of any person; (d) consideration of acquisition, sale, or lease of property; (e) consideration or negotiation of pending claims or litigation.
This meeting will be held in the Ground Floor Collaborative Meeting Space..
Ancestry.com, WiFi Hotspots, State Park & Museum Passes... All these and more are paid for by proceeds from the Friends of the Jaffrey Library's ongoing Book Sales and Friends' membership dues.
Their book sales are a great way to support the library and add to your home library at a bargain price! Volunteers refresh the shelves on the main floor and lower level frequently, and there are books for all ages.
The Friends need to replenish the stock, but not be overwhelmed with books and disposal problems, so we have set up a monthly donation event.
On the second Saturday of the month, 10 am - Noon, the Friends will hold a two-hour book donation event in the Bean Room. People can bring up to 25 books in good condition to the Bean Room where volunteers will screen them for condition and subject matter that sell well in their book sales.
Please do not leave books for the Friends in our Book Drop and be understanding that library staff cannot accept donations on their behalf.
Click here to learn more about the Friends.
Ancestry.com, WiFi Hotspots, State Park & Museum Passes... All these and more are paid for by proceeds from the Friends of the Jaffrey Library's ongoing Book Sales and Friends' membership dues.
Their book sales are a great way to support the library and add to your home library at a bargain price! Volunteers refresh the shelves on the main floor and lower level frequently, and there are books for all ages.
The Friends need to replenish the stock, but not be overwhelmed with books and disposal problems, so we have set up a monthly donation event.
On the second Saturday of the month, 10 am - Noon, the Friends will hold a two-hour book donation event in the Bean Room. People can bring up to 25 books in good condition to the Bean Room where volunteers will screen them for condition and subject matter that sell well in their book sales.
Please do not leave books for the Friends in our Book Drop and be understanding that library staff cannot accept donations on their behalf.
Click here to learn more about the Friends.
Public Meeting Notice
Jaffrey Public Library
Trustees’ Meeting
Third Wednesday of each month, 10 am at the Library
Meetings are open to the public except as allowed under RSA 91-A:3.
If requested, the meeting may become a non-public session per RSA 91-A: 3, II (a) personnel; (b) hiring of any person as an employee; (c) matters which, if discussed publicly, would affect adversely the reputation of any person; (d) consideration of acquisition, sale, or lease of property; (e) consideration or negotiation of pending claims or litigation.
This meeting will be held in the Ground Floor Collaborative Meeting Space..
Public Meeting Notice
Jaffrey Public Library
Trustees’ Meeting
Third Wednesday of each month, 10 am at the Library
Meetings are open to the public except as allowed under RSA 91-A:3.
If requested, the meeting may become a non-public session per RSA 91-A: 3, II (a) personnel; (b) hiring of any person as an employee; (c) matters which, if discussed publicly, would affect adversely the reputation of any person; (d) consideration of acquisition, sale, or lease of property; (e) consideration or negotiation of pending claims or litigation.
This meeting will be held in the Ground Floor Collaborative Meeting Space..
Details coming soon.
For ages 8 - 10 only.
Taught by Naturalists from the Harris Center for Conservation Education
Details coming soon.
For ages 8 - 10 only.
Taught by Naturalists from the Harris Center for Conservation Education
Ancestry.com, WiFi Hotspots, State Park & Museum Passes... All these and more are paid for by proceeds from the Friends of the Jaffrey Library's ongoing Book Sales and Friends' membership dues.
Their book sales are a great way to support the library and add to your home library at a bargain price! Volunteers refresh the shelves on the main floor and lower level frequently, and there are books for all ages.
The Friends need to replenish the stock, but not be overwhelmed with books and disposal problems, so we have set up a monthly donation event.
On the second Saturday of the month, 10 am - Noon, the Friends will hold a two-hour book donation event in the Bean Room. People can bring up to 25 books in good condition to the Bean Room where volunteers will screen them for condition and subject matter that sell well in their book sales.
Please do not leave books for the Friends in our Book Drop and be understanding that library staff cannot accept donations on their behalf.
Click here to learn more about the Friends.
Ancestry.com, WiFi Hotspots, State Park & Museum Passes... All these and more are paid for by proceeds from the Friends of the Jaffrey Library's ongoing Book Sales and Friends' membership dues.
Their book sales are a great way to support the library and add to your home library at a bargain price! Volunteers refresh the shelves on the main floor and lower level frequently, and there are books for all ages.
The Friends need to replenish the stock, but not be overwhelmed with books and disposal problems, so we have set up a monthly donation event.
On the second Saturday of the month, 10 am - Noon, the Friends will hold a two-hour book donation event in the Bean Room. People can bring up to 25 books in good condition to the Bean Room where volunteers will screen them for condition and subject matter that sell well in their book sales.
Please do not leave books for the Friends in our Book Drop and be understanding that library staff cannot accept donations on their behalf.
Click here to learn more about the Friends.
Public Meeting Notice
Jaffrey Public Library
Trustees’ Meeting
Third Wednesday of each month, 10 am at the Library
Meetings are open to the public except as allowed under RSA 91-A:3.
If requested, the meeting may become a non-public session per RSA 91-A: 3, II (a) personnel; (b) hiring of any person as an employee; (c) matters which, if discussed publicly, would affect adversely the reputation of any person; (d) consideration of acquisition, sale, or lease of property; (e) consideration or negotiation of pending claims or litigation.
This meeting will be held in the Ground Floor Collaborative Meeting Space..
Public Meeting Notice
Jaffrey Public Library
Trustees’ Meeting
Third Wednesday of each month, 10 am at the Library
Meetings are open to the public except as allowed under RSA 91-A:3.
If requested, the meeting may become a non-public session per RSA 91-A: 3, II (a) personnel; (b) hiring of any person as an employee; (c) matters which, if discussed publicly, would affect adversely the reputation of any person; (d) consideration of acquisition, sale, or lease of property; (e) consideration or negotiation of pending claims or litigation.
This meeting will be held in the Ground Floor Collaborative Meeting Space..
Details coming soon.
For ages 8 - 10 only.
Taught by Naturalists from the Harris Center for Conservation Education
Details coming soon.
For ages 8 - 10 only.
Taught by Naturalists from the Harris Center for Conservation Education
Ancestry.com, WiFi Hotspots, State Park & Museum Passes... All these and more are paid for by proceeds from the Friends of the Jaffrey Library's ongoing Book Sales and Friends' membership dues.
Their book sales are a great way to support the library and add to your home library at a bargain price! Volunteers refresh the shelves on the main floor and lower level frequently, and there are books for all ages.
The Friends need to replenish the stock, but not be overwhelmed with books and disposal problems, so we have set up a monthly donation event.
On the second Saturday of the month, 10 am - Noon, the Friends will hold a two-hour book donation event in the Bean Room. People can bring up to 25 books in good condition to the Bean Room where volunteers will screen them for condition and subject matter that sell well in their book sales.
Please do not leave books for the Friends in our Book Drop and be understanding that library staff cannot accept donations on their behalf.
Click here to learn more about the Friends.
Ancestry.com, WiFi Hotspots, State Park & Museum Passes... All these and more are paid for by proceeds from the Friends of the Jaffrey Library's ongoing Book Sales and Friends' membership dues.
Their book sales are a great way to support the library and add to your home library at a bargain price! Volunteers refresh the shelves on the main floor and lower level frequently, and there are books for all ages.
The Friends need to replenish the stock, but not be overwhelmed with books and disposal problems, so we have set up a monthly donation event.
On the second Saturday of the month, 10 am - Noon, the Friends will hold a two-hour book donation event in the Bean Room. People can bring up to 25 books in good condition to the Bean Room where volunteers will screen them for condition and subject matter that sell well in their book sales.
Please do not leave books for the Friends in our Book Drop and be understanding that library staff cannot accept donations on their behalf.
Click here to learn more about the Friends.
Public Meeting Notice
Jaffrey Public Library
Trustees’ Meeting
Third Wednesday of each month, 10 am at the Library
Meetings are open to the public except as allowed under RSA 91-A:3.
If requested, the meeting may become a non-public session per RSA 91-A: 3, II (a) personnel; (b) hiring of any person as an employee; (c) matters which, if discussed publicly, would affect adversely the reputation of any person; (d) consideration of acquisition, sale, or lease of property; (e) consideration or negotiation of pending claims or litigation.
This meeting will be held in the Ground Floor Collaborative Meeting Space..
Public Meeting Notice
Jaffrey Public Library
Trustees’ Meeting
Third Wednesday of each month, 10 am at the Library
Meetings are open to the public except as allowed under RSA 91-A:3.
If requested, the meeting may become a non-public session per RSA 91-A: 3, II (a) personnel; (b) hiring of any person as an employee; (c) matters which, if discussed publicly, would affect adversely the reputation of any person; (d) consideration of acquisition, sale, or lease of property; (e) consideration or negotiation of pending claims or litigation.
This meeting will be held in the Ground Floor Collaborative Meeting Space..
Ancestry.com, WiFi Hotspots, State Park & Museum Passes... All these and more are paid for by proceeds from the Friends of the Jaffrey Library's ongoing Book Sales and Friends' membership dues.
Their book sales are a great way to support the library and add to your home library at a bargain price! Volunteers refresh the shelves on the main floor and lower level frequently, and there are books for all ages.
The Friends need to replenish the stock, but not be overwhelmed with books and disposal problems, so we have set up a monthly donation event.
On the second Saturday of the month, 10 am - Noon, the Friends will hold a two-hour book donation event in the Bean Room. People can bring up to 25 books in good condition to the Bean Room where volunteers will screen them for condition and subject matter that sell well in their book sales.
Please do not leave books for the Friends in our Book Drop and be understanding that library staff cannot accept donations on their behalf.
Click here to learn more about the Friends.
Ancestry.com, WiFi Hotspots, State Park & Museum Passes... All these and more are paid for by proceeds from the Friends of the Jaffrey Library's ongoing Book Sales and Friends' membership dues.
Their book sales are a great way to support the library and add to your home library at a bargain price! Volunteers refresh the shelves on the main floor and lower level frequently, and there are books for all ages.
The Friends need to replenish the stock, but not be overwhelmed with books and disposal problems, so we have set up a monthly donation event.
On the second Saturday of the month, 10 am - Noon, the Friends will hold a two-hour book donation event in the Bean Room. People can bring up to 25 books in good condition to the Bean Room where volunteers will screen them for condition and subject matter that sell well in their book sales.
Please do not leave books for the Friends in our Book Drop and be understanding that library staff cannot accept donations on their behalf.
Click here to learn more about the Friends.
Public Meeting Notice
Jaffrey Public Library
Trustees’ Meeting
Third Wednesday of each month, 10 am at the Library
Meetings are open to the public except as allowed under RSA 91-A:3.
If requested, the meeting may become a non-public session per RSA 91-A: 3, II (a) personnel; (b) hiring of any person as an employee; (c) matters which, if discussed publicly, would affect adversely the reputation of any person; (d) consideration of acquisition, sale, or lease of property; (e) consideration or negotiation of pending claims or litigation.
This meeting will be held in the Ground Floor Collaborative Meeting Space..
Public Meeting Notice
Jaffrey Public Library
Trustees’ Meeting
Third Wednesday of each month, 10 am at the Library
Meetings are open to the public except as allowed under RSA 91-A:3.
If requested, the meeting may become a non-public session per RSA 91-A: 3, II (a) personnel; (b) hiring of any person as an employee; (c) matters which, if discussed publicly, would affect adversely the reputation of any person; (d) consideration of acquisition, sale, or lease of property; (e) consideration or negotiation of pending claims or litigation.
This meeting will be held in the Ground Floor Collaborative Meeting Space..
Details coming soon.
For ages 8 - 10 only.
Taught by Naturalists from the Harris Center for Conservation Education
Details coming soon.
For ages 8 - 10 only.
Taught by Naturalists from the Harris Center for Conservation Education
Details coming soon.
For ages 8 - 10 only.
Taught by Naturalists from the Harris Center for Conservation Education
Details coming soon.
For ages 8 - 10 only.
Taught by Naturalists from the Harris Center for Conservation Education
Details coming soon.
For ages 8 - 10 only.
Taught by Naturalists from the Harris Center for Conservation Education
Details coming soon.
For ages 8 - 10 only.
Taught by Naturalists from the Harris Center for Conservation Education
Details coming soon.
For ages 8 - 10 only.
Taught by Naturalists from the Harris Center for Conservation Education
Details coming soon.
For ages 8 - 10 only.
Taught by Naturalists from the Harris Center for Conservation Education
Details coming soon.
For ages 8 - 10 only.
Taught by Naturalists from the Harris Center for Conservation Education
Details coming soon.
For ages 8 - 10 only.
Taught by Naturalists from the Harris Center for Conservation Education
