Calling all Summer readers!

We are serving ice cream and toppings!

Thanks to the Friends of the Library for our End of Summer Ice Cream party.

Do you know the basics of chess and are looking for someone to play with and to improve your game?  We will have chess boards and chess books out in the activities center. 

Open to students grades K-8

Looking for someone to play chess with?   We will have chess boards as well as chess books and chess puzzles out in the activities center. 

For grades 6 and up

Weekly AA meeting. Open to public.

 Meetings are held monthly except in July and August. Let's get ready for the upcoming elections!

“Meditation” covers a variety of practices that designed to promote relaxation, build internal energy, and develop compassion. Benefits of meditation include calming and clarity of the mind, and decreased anxiety, stress, anger, fear, jealousy, and destructive thoughts. Over time, meditation can help us to better relate with others and become more empathetic in all situations.

Come and have a cup of tea to learn more, then try it for a few weeks and decide for yourself.

Led by Brian Findlay, a Pepperell resident who wants to share what meditation has provided to him.

A group for people to discuss LGBTQ+ issues and topics in a safe, welcoming environment. Run by Pepperell resident J.D. Melendez, who has been working with LGBTQ+ folks for over 20 years, with a focus on the Transgender and LGBTQ+ Youth communities. Join us for conversation and snacks :)

Join Meagan for Hatha Vinyasa Flow - a balanced combination of sustained poses (asanas) and poses flowing in a mindful progression. This class is suitable for beginners and yogis of all levels. Please arrive a few minutes early, wear comfortable clothing, and bring a yoga mat, water, and yoga blocks and straps if you have them. Free and open to the public. Please register.

Weekly AA meeting. Open to public.

Tarbell Trustee Meeting

Weekly AA meeting. Open to public.

“Meditation” covers a variety of practices that designed to promote relaxation, build internal energy, and develop compassion. Benefits of meditation include calming and clarity of the mind, and decreased anxiety, stress, anger, fear, jealousy, and destructive thoughts. Over time, meditation can help us to better relate with others and become more empathetic in all situations.

Come and have a cup of tea to learn more, then try it for a few weeks and decide for yourself.

Led by Brian Findlay, a Pepperell resident who wants to share what meditation has provided to him.

We'll be painting mandala rocks! All materials provided. For adults and teens 13+ (with an adult).

Weekly AA meeting. Open to public.

Join Miss Jana for stories, songs, rhymes, crafts, and educational activities!

Children will also have free time to play and socialize.

Come meet other parents and caregivers and help improve your child's literacy skills.

Recommended for preschool age children, younger siblings are welcome too. No registration required!

(Program follows the North Middlesex District calendar. No program on school snow days, holidays, or vacations)

Sponsored by a grant from the Mass. Dept. of Early Education and Care

“Meditation” covers a variety of practices that designed to promote relaxation, build internal energy, and develop compassion. Benefits of meditation include calming and clarity of the mind, and decreased anxiety, stress, anger, fear, jealousy, and destructive thoughts. Over time, meditation can help us to better relate with others and become more empathetic in all situations.

Come and have a cup of tea to learn more, then try it for a few weeks and decide for yourself.

Led by Brian Findlay, a Pepperell resident who wants to share what meditation has provided to him.

A group for teens to discuss LGBTQ+ issues and topics in a safe, welcoming environment. Run by Pepperell resident J.D. Melendez, who has been working with LGBTQ+ folks for over 20 years, with a focus on the Transgender and LGBTQ+ Youth communities. Join us for conversation and snacks :)

Monthly meeting of the library's governing board. Chairman of the Board is Pen Burnham. The meeting is open to the public. Bills and payroll are signed; issues are discussed; and comments from the public are welcome.

Support group meeting for parents of children with disabilities. All are welcome. Coffee and refreshments served.

Stories, games ,crafts, songs and activities for preschoolers!

Junior Girl Scouts Meeting

This month we are discussing Hidden Figures by Margot Lee Shetterly. Please register so we can send you a reminder! We will have a limited number of free paperback copies for people who register.

Musicians, singers, poets - share your talent! All ages/all instruments welcome. We have a cajon to play, in addition to the piano. Each month a new emcee!

Open Mic Night, a well-attended music venue, kicked off its 9th year in September. It is hosted on the 1st Friday of the month by different guest emcees. Open Mic runs from 7-10 PM. We welcome musicians, singers and poets to showcase their talents. Performers of all ages and all instruments are welcome. The doors open at 6:30 – come play or listen!

This is a Friends of the Library sponsored program that is held on the 1st Friday night (Sept - May) in a smoke-free intimate environment of the Art Gallery. Fantastic acoustics in the art gallery/musical room draws musicians and listeners from throughout New England.

Free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be available; coffee provided by Starbucks Coffee, Nashua, NH. Come play, sing or just listen!

Nick DePasquale is a freelance photographer and photography instructor located in Tyngsborough, Massachusetts.  He specializes in travel, fine art, and sports action photography.  Nick is a life-long photographer having worked for a weekly newspaper, motorcycle racing magazine, and as a wedding, event and sports photographer.   His work over the past 5 years incorporates the various elements of artistic and visual design (light, shadow, color, shapes, lines, texture, patterns and perspective) to create his images.   The choice of subjects in this exhibit is quite varied but the creativity, preparation, and process for each photograph is the same: utilize the creative tools on his artist’s palette to capture an interesting image that will show the world in a different way and hold the viewers’ attention just a little bit longer.   Nick’s website is www.nickdepasqualephotography.com

Join us at the Opening Reception and meet the artist on Saturday, September 8 from 11 am - 1 pm. Light refreshments will be served, sponsored by the Friends of the Library. This show will run from September 8 through September 29, 2018.

Nick DePasquale is a freelance photographer and photography instructor located in Tyngsborough, Massachusetts.  He specializes in travel, fine art, and sports action photography.  Nick is a life-long photographer having worked for a weekly newspaper, motorcycle racing magazine, and as a wedding, event and sports photographer.   His work over the past 5 years incorporates the various elements of artistic and visual design (light, shadow, color, shapes, lines, texture, patterns and perspective) to create his images.   The choice of subjects in this exhibit is quite varied but the creativity, preparation, and process for each photograph is the same: utilize the creative tools on his artist’s palette to capture an interesting image that will show the world in a different way and hold the viewers’ attention just a little bit longer.   Nick’s website is www.nickdepasqualephotography.com

Join us at the Opening Reception and meet the artist on Saturday, September 8 from 11 am - 1 pm. Light refreshments will be served, sponsored by the Friends of the Library. This show will run from September 8 through September 29, 2018.

PLAY! MAKE!  CREATE!   We will have out plenty of building and craft supplies.   Use your imaginaton or pick out a challenge card and see what you create!

“Meditation” covers a variety of practices that designed to promote relaxation, build internal energy, and develop compassion. Benefits of meditation include calming and clarity of the mind, and decreased anxiety, stress, anger, fear, jealousy, and destructive thoughts. Over time, meditation can help us to better relate with others and become more empathetic in all situations.

Come and have a cup of tea to learn more, then try it for a few weeks and decide for yourself.

Led by Brian Findlay, a Pepperell resident who wants to share what meditation has provided to him.

We will be discussing the third book in the Race the Wild series by Kristen Earhart, Arctic Freeze

The air might be freezing, but the race is heating up! Dev can't stop thinking about how much he'd disappointed his dad by signing up for The Wild Life. But to win a race through the frozen Arctic tundra, where animals are ferocious and nature is extreme, the red team needs everyone to give it their all...even Dev! And if he doesn't, his new friends may be giving him the cold shoulder...

Each chapter in this action-packed adventure series is bursting with totally true facts about wild and wonderful creatures, dangerous habitats, maps, and more.

Register online and pick up your free copy of the book at the library. 

This workshop will serve as a basic introduction to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer+  (LGBTQ+) community. We will cover terminology, statistics and the varying issues LGBTQ+ people face. Participants will be provided with some basic tips and tools to be effective allies to the LGBTQ+ people in their lives and communities

Stories, games ,crafts, songs and activities for preschoolers!

Junior Girl Scouts Meeting

Join Miss Jana for stories, songs, rhymes, crafts, and educational activities!

Children will also have free time to play and socialize.

Come meet other parents and caregivers and help improve your child's literacy skills.

Recommended for preschool age children, younger siblings are welcome too. No registration required!

(Program follows the North Middlesex District calendar. No program on school snow days, holidays, or vacations)

Sponsored by a grant from the Mass. Dept. of Early Education and Care

 Meetings are held monthly except in July and August. Let's get ready for the upcoming elections!

“Meditation” covers a variety of practices that designed to promote relaxation, build internal energy, and develop compassion. Benefits of meditation include calming and clarity of the mind, and decreased anxiety, stress, anger, fear, jealousy, and destructive thoughts. Over time, meditation can help us to better relate with others and become more empathetic in all situations.

Come and have a cup of tea to learn more, then try it for a few weeks and decide for yourself.

Led by Brian Findlay, a Pepperell resident who wants to share what meditation has provided to him.

All ages. Meet other homeschool kids and parents, hang out, and make a cool craft! Open to all homeschooled children, parents, and siblings.

A group for teens to discuss LGBTQ+ issues and topics in a safe, welcoming environment. Run by Pepperell resident J.D. Melendez, who has been working with LGBTQ+ folks for over 20 years, with a focus on the Transgender and LGBTQ+ Youth communities. Join us for conversation and snacks :)

This month's book is Everything I Never Told You by Celeste Ng.

Support group meeting for parents of children with disabilities. All are welcome. Coffee and refreshments served.

Stories, games ,crafts, songs and activities for preschoolers!

Junior Girl Scouts Meeting

Come celebrate football season by making some fun football crafts

Bouncing Baby Playgroup  is a  program that incorporates 15 minutes of stories, songs, puppets, bubbles and finger plays. This is followed by an open playtime for babies ages 0- 18 months and their caregivers.

“Meditation” covers a variety of practices that designed to promote relaxation, build internal energy, and develop compassion. Benefits of meditation include calming and clarity of the mind, and decreased anxiety, stress, anger, fear, jealousy, and destructive thoughts. Over time, meditation can help us to better relate with others and become more empathetic in all situations.

Come and have a cup of tea to learn more, then try it for a few weeks and decide for yourself.

Led by Brian Findlay, a Pepperell resident who wants to share what meditation has provided to him.

Do you know the basics of chess and are looking for someone to play with and to improve your game?  We will have chess boards and chess books out in the activities center. 

Open to students grades K-6

A group for people to discuss LGBTQ+ issues and topics in a safe, welcoming environment. Run by Pepperell resident J.D. Melendez, who has been working with LGBTQ+ folks for over 20 years, with a focus on the Transgender and LGBTQ+ Youth communities. Join us for conversation and snacks :)

In celebration of National Coffee Day, we will be hosting local barista, Jason Andreason. Jason will present the history of coffee, as well as, discuss the four components of a perfect cup: aroma, body, acidity, and flavor. He will also demonstrate different coffee brewing techniques, and, best of all, offer delicious samples along with some food pairings including chocolate, nuts and citrus.

If interested in attending, please REGISTER for this event. 

Sponsored by the Friends of the Lawrence Library.

Stories, games ,crafts, songs and activities for preschoolers!

Junior Girl Scouts Meeting

Murphy~Clark is a six-piece original Modern Folk band based out of Southern New Hampshire.  With expert playing and singing throughout, Murphy~Clark employs unique instrumentation including mandola, cajon, upright bass, mandolin, guitar and percussion, along with strong vocals by five singers, to weave creative and interesting arrangements and harmonies. Featuring mostly original songs and the occasional updated traditional piece, Murphy~Clark is lively, rhythmic and wicked fun!

Live @ Lawrence Library is held in the smoke-free intimate environment of the Art Gallery. Fantastic acoustics draw musicians and listeners from throughout New England. Light refreshments and Starbucks coffee are provided by Friends of the Library.

All library events are funded by the Friends of the Lawrence Library and are Free and open to the public.

“Meditation” covers a variety of practices that designed to promote relaxation, build internal energy, and develop compassion. Benefits of meditation include calming and clarity of the mind, and decreased anxiety, stress, anger, fear, jealousy, and destructive thoughts. Over time, meditation can help us to better relate with others and become more empathetic in all situations.

Come and have a cup of tea to learn more, then try it for a few weeks and decide for yourself.

Led by Brian Findlay, a Pepperell resident who wants to share what meditation has provided to him.

A group for teens to discuss LGBTQ+ issues and topics in a safe, welcoming environment. Run by Pepperell resident J.D. Melendez, who has been working with LGBTQ+ folks for over 20 years, with a focus on the Transgender and LGBTQ+ Youth communities. Join us for conversation and snacks :)

Monthly meeting of the library's governing board. Chairman of the Board is Pen Burnham. The meeting is open to the public. Bills and payroll are signed; issues are discussed; and comments from the public are welcome.

Support group meeting for parents of children with disabilities. All are welcome. Coffee and refreshments served.

Stories, games ,crafts, songs and activities for preschoolers!

Junior Girl Scouts Meeting

Musicians, singers, poets - share your talent! All ages/all instruments welcome. We have a cajon to play, in addition to the piano. Each month a new emcee!

Open Mic Night, a well-attended music venue, kicked off its 9th year in September. It is hosted on the 1st Friday of the month by different guest emcees. Open Mic runs from 7-10 PM. We welcome musicians, singers and poets to showcase their talents. Performers of all ages and all instruments are welcome. The doors open at 6:30 – come play or listen!

This is a Friends of the Library sponsored program that is held on the 1st Friday night (Sept - May) in a smoke-free intimate environment of the Art Gallery. Fantastic acoustics in the art gallery/musical room draws musicians and listeners from throughout New England.

Free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be available; coffee provided by Starbucks Coffee, Nashua, NH. Come play, sing or just listen!

Morgan French is an American mixed media artist who is currently residing in Boston, Massachusetts. Her most recent work is a combination of printmaking, charcoal drawing and installation exploring the idea of family structures and what that means in a modern day society. She does this by looking back at her own family dynamics and structures experienced as a child. When Morgan is not working in the studio she enjoys getting out of the city to hike and spend time in nature. 

Morgan French is an American mixed media artist who is currently residing in Boston Massachusetts. Her most recent work is a combination of printmaking, charcoal drawing and installation exploring the idea of family structures and what that means in a modern day society. She does this by looking back at her own family dynamics and structures experienced as a child. When Morgan is not working in the studio she enjoys getting out of the city to hike and spend time in nature.

Come meet the artist on Saturday, October 6 from 11 AM to 1 PM. Coffee and light refreshments will be served. Sponsored by the Friends of the Lawrence Library.

PLAY! MAKE!  CREATE!   We will have out plenty of building and craft supplies.   Use your imaginaton or pick out a challenge card and see what you create!

“Meditation” covers a variety of practices that designed to promote relaxation, build internal energy, and develop compassion. Benefits of meditation include calming and clarity of the mind, and decreased anxiety, stress, anger, fear, jealousy, and destructive thoughts. Over time, meditation can help us to better relate with others and become more empathetic in all situations.

Come and have a cup of tea to learn more, then try it for a few weeks and decide for yourself.

Led by Brian Findlay, a Pepperell resident who wants to share what meditation has provided to him.

We will be discussing the fourth book in the Race the Wild series by Kristen Earhart,  Savanna Showdown

This amazing race is getting wild!

When the teams take on the African savanna, the competition heats up, and Mari starts to feel the pressure. She's never been the strongest or the fastest racer. Sure, she knows almost everything about lions and rhinos and zebras. But facts can only get the team so far. She better keep up, or she might let her friends down. Because the finish line is in sight, and Team Red wants to win!

Each chapter in this action-packed adventure series is bursting with totally true facts about wild and wonderful creatures, dangerous habitats, maps, and more!

Register online and pick up your free copy of the book at the library. 

A group for people to discuss LGBTQ+ issues and topics in a safe, welcoming environment. Run by Pepperell resident J.D. Melendez, who has been working with LGBTQ+ folks for over 20 years, with a focus on the Transgender and LGBTQ+ Youth communities. Join us for conversation and snacks :)

What makes a modern heroine? Three Sisters in Crime authors, Connie Johnson Hambley, Leigh Perry, and Susan Oleksiw, talk about their female protagonists through the prism of modern expectations of femininity and the concept of heroism.

Connie Johnson Hambley is the author of The Charity, The Troubles, and The Wake. Leigh Perry is an Agatha award winner and also writes as Toni L.P. Kelner. As Leigh Perry, she writes the Family Skeleton series and as Toni L.P. Kelner, she writes the Laura Fleming mysteries. Susan Oleksiw writes the Pioneer Valley series, with Below the Tree Line as the first in the series.

We will have a discussion and book signing, as well as light refreshments.

Please REGISTER.

Sponsored by the Friends of the Lawrence Library.

Stories, games ,crafts, songs and activities for preschoolers!

Junior Girl Scouts Meeting

Join us as we celebrate the 15th anniversary of the publication of issue #1 of The Walking Dead comic book. We'll have giveaways courtesy of Image Comics. Details to follow. 

 Meetings are held monthly except in July and August. Let's get ready for the upcoming elections!

“Meditation” covers a variety of practices that designed to promote relaxation, build internal energy, and develop compassion. Benefits of meditation include calming and clarity of the mind, and decreased anxiety, stress, anger, fear, jealousy, and destructive thoughts. Over time, meditation can help us to better relate with others and become more empathetic in all situations.

Come and have a cup of tea to learn more, then try it for a few weeks and decide for yourself.

Led by Brian Findlay, a Pepperell resident who wants to share what meditation has provided to him.

A group for teens to discuss LGBTQ+ issues and topics in a safe, welcoming environment. Run by Pepperell resident J.D. Melendez, who has been working with LGBTQ+ folks for over 20 years, with a focus on the Transgender and LGBTQ+ Youth communities. Join us for conversation and snacks :)

This month's book is The Dry by Jane Harper.

Be part of the international celebration of the 200th anniversary of Mary Shelley's, Frankenstein - it's so much more than the movies!

Come and learn about the "monster", his creator, and the woman behind it all, Mary Shelley. UMass Lowell Professor, Todd Avery, will present a lecture on the novel and lead our discussion.

Please REGISTER for this event.

Adults and teens 13+ welcome. Light refreshments will be served.

Sponsored by the Friends of the Lawrence Library

Support group meeting for parents of children with disabilities. All are welcome. Coffee and refreshments served.

Stories, games ,crafts, songs and activities for preschoolers!

Junior Girl Scouts Meeting

Arthur James became a fixture of the New England blues scene in the 80’s. From 1990 to the present has seen Arthur become the John Mayall of NH.  He has shared the stage at festivals and clubs with a who’s who of the New England blues world. Some past band mates have gone on to play with Roomful of Blues. Recently James is the winner of two Granite State Blues Challenges. Playing a nouveau-retro style of acoustic/electric blues, that incorporates soulful vocals, passionate guitar work and a smidgen of irreverence. James has released numerous CDs & albums (no 8-tracks) through the years. His music can be heard throughout the country on various Blues programs.

Live @ Lawrence Library is held in the smoke-free intimate environment of the Art Gallery. Fantastic acoustics draw musicians and listeners from throughout New England. Light refreshments and Starbucks coffee are provided by Friends of the Library.

All library events are funded by the Friends of the Lawrence Library and are Free and open to the public.

“Meditation” covers a variety of practices that designed to promote relaxation, build internal energy, and develop compassion. Benefits of meditation include calming and clarity of the mind, and decreased anxiety, stress, anger, fear, jealousy, and destructive thoughts. Over time, meditation can help us to better relate with others and become more empathetic in all situations.

Come and have a cup of tea to learn more, then try it for a few weeks and decide for yourself.

Led by Brian Findlay, a Pepperell resident who wants to share what meditation has provided to him.

Do you know the basics of chess and are looking for someone to play with and to improve your game?  We will have chess boards and chess books out in the activities center. 

Open to students grades K-8

A group for people to discuss LGBTQ+ issues and topics in a safe, welcoming environment. Run by Pepperell resident J.D. Melendez, who has been working with LGBTQ+ folks for over 20 years, with a focus on the Transgender and LGBTQ+ Youth communities. Join us for conversation and snacks :)

Stories, games ,crafts, songs and activities for preschoolers!

Junior Girl Scouts Meeting

We will be experimenting wth your favorite candies.   Make predictions and see what floats, explodes, dissolves or stretches!

“Meditation” covers a variety of practices that designed to promote relaxation, build internal energy, and develop compassion. Benefits of meditation include calming and clarity of the mind, and decreased anxiety, stress, anger, fear, jealousy, and destructive thoughts. Over time, meditation can help us to better relate with others and become more empathetic in all situations.

Come and have a cup of tea to learn more, then try it for a few weeks and decide for yourself.

Led by Brian Findlay, a Pepperell resident who wants to share what meditation has provided to him.

Support group meeting for parents of children with disabilities. All are welcome. Coffee and refreshments served.

Stories, games ,crafts, songs and activities for preschoolers!

Junior Girl Scouts Meeting

Funded by the Pepperell Cultural Council

Musicians, singers, poets - share your talent! All ages/all instruments welcome. We have a cajon to play, in addition to the piano. Each month a new emcee!

Open Mic Night, a well-attended music venue, kicked off its 9th year in September. It is hosted on the 1st Friday of the month by different guest emcees. Open Mic runs from 7-10 PM. We welcome musicians, singers and poets to showcase their talents. Performers of all ages and all instruments are welcome. The doors open at 6:30 – come play or listen!

This is a Friends of the Library sponsored program that is held on the 1st Friday night (Sept - May) in a smoke-free intimate environment of the Art Gallery. Fantastic acoustics in the art gallery/musical room draws musicians and listeners from throughout New England.

Free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be available; coffee provided by Starbucks Coffee, Nashua, NH. Come play, sing or just listen!

When digital technology revolutionized photography, LightRoom became Joerg's  new darkroom. It was an invitation to experiment that he could not resist. and Joerg's passion for photography was re-ignited. The technical and creative aspects of the medium finally started coming together for him.

Today, his camera helps him go through life with his eyes wide open. Behind the viewfinder, Joerg is in the present, sees more deliberately, experiences more intensely, and finds beauty in the world around him. He is drawn to the outdoors, to landscapes, seascapes, textures, patterns, and abstracts.

If Joerge's photos evoke an emotion, trigger a memory, or help you see differently, then he has reached his goal.  The show runs through noon on Saturday, November 24, 2018.

Come meet the man behind the lense on Saturday, June 8 from 11 am to 1 pm. Light refreshments will be available. Sponsored by the Friends of the Lawrence Library.

Come meet the man behind the lense on Saturday, June 8 from 11 am to 1 pm. Light refreshments will be available.

When digital technology revolutionized photography, LightRoom became Joerg's  new darkroom. It was an invitation to experiment that he could not resist. and Joerg's passion for photography was re-ignited. The technical and creative aspects of the medium finally started coming together for him.

Today, his camera helps him go through life with his eyes wide open. Behind the viewfinder, Joerg is in the present, sees more deliberately, experiences more intensely, and finds beauty in the world around him. He is drawn to the outdoors, to landscapes, seascapes, textures, patterns, and abstracts.

If Joerge's photos evoke an emotion, trigger a memory, or help you see differently, then he has reached his goal. 

The show runs through noon on Saturday, November 24, 2018. Sponsored by the Friends of the Lawrence Library.

PLAY! MAKE!  CREATE!   We will have out plenty of building and craft supplies.   Use your imaginaton or pick out a challenge card and see what you create!

A group for teens to discuss LGBTQ+ issues and topics in a safe, welcoming environment. Run by Pepperell resident J.D. Melendez, who has been working with LGBTQ+ folks for over 20 years, with a focus on the Transgender and LGBTQ+ Youth communities. Join us for conversation and snacks :)

Monthly meeting of the library's governing board. Chairman of the Board is Pen Burnham. The meeting is open to the public. Bills and payroll are signed; issues are discussed; and comments from the public are welcome.

Stories, games ,crafts, songs and activities for preschoolers!

Join us as we hear from, Corinne Smith, a writer and poet, who has worked as a librarian for more than 30 years. Corinne will talk about her experience finding WWII letters in her mother's belongings and returning them to the families of the servicemen who wrote them.

In May 2017, Corinne found her mother's stash of letters from 16 servicemen that she had corresponded with in 1944 and 1945. Most of the men were from her mother's hometown of Allentown, Pennsylvania, or from her college roommate's hometown of Trenton, New Jersey. Nearly all of the writers were now gone and could no longer offer information or explanations for what they had written. Corinne began to trace the soldiers' family trees with one goal in mind: to return the letters in person to their children. Learn about her ongoing project, and hear some of the stories of the men, their experiences, and what their relatives have to say today. This presentation links history and genealogy to present-day research and diligence. It revisits a time that we may not want to forget. And it may prompt audience members to wonder for themselves what treasures may be lurking in their own old family boxes -- and how they can share the information with others.

Sponsored by the Friends of the Lawrence Library

A group for people to discuss LGBTQ+ issues and topics in a safe, welcoming environment. Run by Pepperell resident J.D. Melendez, who has been working with LGBTQ+ folks for over 20 years, with a focus on the Transgender and LGBTQ+ Youth communities. Join us for conversation and snacks :)

Support group meeting for parents of children with disabilities. All are welcome. Coffee and refreshments served.

Stories, games ,crafts, songs and activities for preschoolers!

Since the early seventies the Ballou Brothers Band has been writing,recording and performing their unique brand of New England Rock and
Roll throughout the region. With sets of original music and some tastycover songs you will see a tight and precise performance that can only
be built on 40+ years of playing together.

The lineup includes Matt, Deane and Dave Ballou, Gary Young and GaryBlaisdell.

Over the years all members have branched out to perform with other groups and have ventured out solo but have always soldiered on with
their brothers in music, The Ballou Brothers Band. Currently releasing their fourth studio album, Barn Burner, the band
primarily plays at private functions and fund-raising events. They still occasionally perform around Southern New Hampshire.

Live @ Lawrence Library is held in the smoke-free intimate environment of the Art Gallery. Fantastic acoustics draw musicians and listeners from throughout New England. Light refreshments and Starbucks coffee are provided by Friends of the Library.

All library events are funded by the Friends of the Lawrence Library and are Free and open to the public.

Make a fresh flower centerpiece for your Thanksgiving table!

This program is open to kids in grades K-6.

Kids must be registered to attend this program.

 Meetings are held monthly except in July and August. Let's get ready for the upcoming elections!

A group for teens to discuss LGBTQ+ issues and topics in a safe, welcoming environment. Run by Pepperell resident J.D. Melendez, who has been working with LGBTQ+ folks for over 20 years, with a focus on the Transgender and LGBTQ+ Youth communities. Join us for conversation and snacks :)

This month's book is Magic Hour by Kristin Hannah.

A group for people to discuss LGBTQ+ issues and topics in a safe, welcoming environment. Run by Pepperell resident J.D. Melendez, who has been working with LGBTQ+ folks for over 20 years, with a focus on the Transgender and LGBTQ+ Youth communities. Join us for conversation and snacks :)

PLAY! MAKE!  CREATE!   We will have out plenty of building and craft supplies.   Use your imaginaton or pick out a challenge card and see what you create!

A group for teens to discuss LGBTQ+ issues and topics in a safe, welcoming environment. Run by Pepperell resident J.D. Melendez, who has been working with LGBTQ+ folks for over 20 years, with a focus on the Transgender and LGBTQ+ Youth communities. Join us for conversation and snacks :)

Monthly meeting of the library's governing board. Chairman of the Board is Pen Burnham. The meeting is open to the public. Bills and payroll are signed; issues are discussed; and comments from the public are welcome.

Celebrate the holidays with your friends and neighbors at the annual holiday tree lighting. Join us for music, hot chocolate and a visit from Santa.

"Holiday Music with touch of Jazz” will be performed by the Nick Goumas Quartet  featuring Geraldine Bergonzi on piano & vocals. They will be performing  Christmas  classics such as "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” , "The Christmas Song” , "We  Three kings” ,  " Christmas  Time is Here “,  “ Silent Night “ and many other holiday gems.

Tenor and soprano saxophonist Nick Goumas is a jazz musician who has developed his own mature , imaginative and identifying style. Nick performs with energy, feeling and musical integrity.      

Live @ Lawrence Library is held in the smoke-free intimate environment of the Art Gallery. Fantastic acoustics draw musicians and listeners from throughout New England. Light refreshments and Starbucks coffee are provided by Friends of the Library.

All library events are funded by the Friends of the Lawrence Library and are Free and open to the public.

A group for people to discuss LGBTQ+ issues and topics in a safe, welcoming environment. Run by Pepperell resident J.D. Melendez, who has been working with LGBTQ+ folks for over 20 years, with a focus on the Transgender and LGBTQ+ Youth communities. Join us for conversation and snacks :)

A group for teens to discuss LGBTQ+ issues and topics in a safe, welcoming environment. Run by Pepperell resident J.D. Melendez, who has been working with LGBTQ+ folks for over 20 years, with a focus on the Transgender and LGBTQ+ Youth communities. Join us for conversation and snacks :)

A group for people to discuss LGBTQ+ issues and topics in a safe, welcoming environment. Run by Pepperell resident J.D. Melendez, who has been working with LGBTQ+ folks for over 20 years, with a focus on the Transgender and LGBTQ+ Youth communities. Join us for conversation and snacks :)