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Open Storytimes and Puppet Shows run continually, and no registration is required.
Open Storytimes and Puppet Shows run continually, and no registration is required.
For ages 2–5 years. Held after the 10 am Open Storytime & Puppet Show.
Basic to intermediate word processing using Microsoft Word, including
- using the ribbon
- creating, saving, and printing documents
- highlighting, copying, and pasting text
- formatting lists
- checking spelling and grammar
- creating tables
- applying headers and footers
No registration required. Please call 603-589-4611 or email reference@nashualibrary.org with any questions.
For ages 12 to 17.
Grab some friends and come play Super Smash Bros. WiiU on our big screen. Bring your own controller or 3DS if you want.
Comedy | Rated PG-13 | 114 mins.
In the sequel, Sophie learns about her mother’s past while pregnant herself.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
The City of Nashua Division of Public Health will offer HIV/Hepatitis C Testing at the library on the fourth Wednesday of the month. Confidential and private. Free or low-cost for eligible clients. In addition to free blood pressure screen for free. If you have Medicare, please bring your card. For more information call the City of Nashua Division of Public Health at (603) 589-4500.
Avete studiato italiano o avete vissuto in Italia e vorreste avere l'opportunità di utilizzare quello che avete imparato parlando italiano con altre persone? Aderite al nostro gruppo di conversazione che si riunisce il mercoledì alle 14.00.
Drop in for help from a reference librarian with your technology questions. You can come in any time during the open hours to get help with specific problems you have encountered when working with e-readers, apps, Microsoft Office, surfing the web, and using the library databases or catalog. No registration is necessary. Feel free to bring your laptop, flash drive, or device. Please note that we cannot provide assistance with computer repair or virus removal.
Through stories and music, learn how to read aloud and develop your baby's language and prereading skills. Babies and their caregivers are welcome to join us. Thursdays:
9:15 am and 10:15 am: ages 13 to 30 months
11 am and 12 noon: ages birth to 12 months
No registration required.
Drop in for help from a reference librarian with your technology questions. You can come in any time during the open hours to get help with specific problems you have encountered when working with e-readers, apps, Microsoft Office, surfing the web, and using the library databases or catalog. No registration is necessary. Feel free to bring your laptop, flash drive, or device. Please note that we cannot provide assistance with computer repair or virus removal.
Job Corps is a free, residential, education and job training program for young adults ages 16 to 24. Job Corps connects you with the skills and education you need to get the career you want! On most Thursdays you can come to the library and meet with an admissions officer who can help you apply to the program. Call (603) 589-4603 to find out if they are here this week. More information.
Open Storytimes and Puppet Shows run continually, and no registration is required.
Join us to talk about Polish culture, literature, history, current affairs, and any other topics the group is interested in. We’ll speak in Polish or English, depending on your preferences. Americans interested in Poland and its rich heritage are most welcome.
Basic to intermediate functions of Excel, the spreadsheet and calculating program, including
- screen and worksheet elements
- copying and pasting
- using mathematical formulas and functions
- creating graphs and charts
- creating a basic monthly budget
No registration required. Please call 603-589-4611 or email reference@nashualibrary.org with any questions.
For all ages. Keep to your New Year’s resolution or just meet us to dance the winter blues away. Show us what you got!
Families with children ages birth to 5 are welcome to meet representatives of local daycare centers, preschools, and agencies, who will bring activities and giveaways for the little ones.
Open Storytimes and Puppet Shows run continually, and no registration is required.
“Text and Textiles,” a collaboration between poets and artists, is on display from January 7 to 30 at the library. “Textiles” was defined loosely; the artists were free to do work in any medium. Join the poets and artists to view their creations and listen to a poetry reading and talk about their work, processes, collaboration, innovation, and inspiration.
Open Storytimes and Puppet Shows run continually, and no registration is required.
For ages 2–5.
Held on Mondays following the Open Storytime & Puppet Show at 10 am. Please sign in at the Children’s Room desk with a caregiver on the day of the craft and make a nametag.
Advanced Word skills including
- creating a newsletter
- inserting WordArt, pictures, clip art, symbols, hyperlinks, URLs, footnotes, and page breaks
- find and replace
- formatting tabs and columns
- tracking changes and inserting comments
Prerequisites: Word 2010 class or experience using Word 2007 or 2010. No registration required. Please call 603-589-4611 or email reference@nashualibrary.org with any questions.
Bring your coloring, craft projects, knitting, crocheting, or needlework to the Activity Room from 2 pm to 3:30 pm on Mondays. Come with friends or meet new ones! We can provide coloring books, colored pencils, and gel pens.
Open Storytimes and Puppet Shows run continually, and no registration is required.
For ages 2–5 years. Held after the 10 am Open Storytime & Puppet Show.
Basic introduction to creating a slide presentation including
- using design templates
- adding content, transitions and animations
- saving and printing a presentation
- viewing a presentation.
Prerequisites: Word 2010 class or experience using Word and/or Office 2007 or 2010. No registration required. Please contact 603-589-4611 or email reference@nashualibrary.org with any questions.
For ages 5–9. Please sign in at the Children’s Room desk with a caregiver on the day of the craft and make a nametag.
Drama | Rated R | 95 mins.
Collin and his troublemaking friend Miles work as movers. When Collin witnesses a police shooting, their friendship is tested as they grapple with identity and their changed realities in a gentrifying neighborhood.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
Avete studiato italiano o avete vissuto in Italia e vorreste avere l'opportunità di utilizzare quello che avete imparato parlando italiano con altre persone? Aderite al nostro gruppo di conversazione che si riunisce il mercoledì alle 14.00.
Drop in for help from a reference librarian with your technology questions. You can come in any time during the open hours to get help with specific problems you have encountered when working with e-readers, apps, Microsoft Office, surfing the web, and using the library databases or catalog. No registration is necessary. Feel free to bring your laptop, flash drive, or device. Please note that we cannot provide assistance with computer repair or virus removal.
Through stories and music, learn how to read aloud and develop your baby's language and prereading skills. Babies and their caregivers are welcome to join us. Thursdays:
9:15 am and 10:15 am: ages 13 to 30 months
11 am and 12 noon: ages birth to 12 months
No registration required.
Drop in for help from a reference librarian with your technology questions. You can come in any time during the open hours to get help with specific problems you have encountered when working with e-readers, apps, Microsoft Office, surfing the web, and using the library databases or catalog. No registration is necessary. Feel free to bring your laptop, flash drive, or device. Please note that we cannot provide assistance with computer repair or virus removal.
Job Corps is a free, residential, education and job training program for young adults ages 16 to 24. Job Corps connects you with the skills and education you need to get the career you want! On most Thursdays you can come to the library and meet with an admissions officer who can help you apply to the program. Call (603) 589-4603 to find out if they are here this week. More information.
Open Storytimes and Puppet Shows run continually, and no registration is required.
The Camino de Santiago trail in France and Spain is a pilgrimage said to bring physical, mental, and spiritual growth to all who travel it. Theresa Fersch of Hollis will share her experience hiking its 500 miles, which she wrote about in Sunrise in Spain. Copies of her book will be available for sale and signing. Cosponsored by the NH Chapter of the Adirondack Mountain Club.
Join us to talk about Polish culture, literature, history, current affairs, and any other topics the group is interested in. We’ll speak in Polish or English, depending on your preferences. Americans interested in Poland and its rich heritage are most welcome.
Due to the government shutdown, the Passport Acceptance Fair has been cancelled.
The event is for our newly arrived clients in Nashua where I train them on different cultural aspects of their new lives here in the U.S. During their training they specifically learn about our role in their resettlement process, their rights as clients and refugees in the U.S., workplace expectations, public education, ongoing education, finance, cultural adjustment, housing, the healthcare system, etc.
Open Storytimes and Puppet Shows run continually, and no registration is required.
Immunizations
The following immunizations will be available for $10 per person:
- Pneumonia
- Hepatitis A
- Hepatitis B
- Shingles
- Td (Tetanus, Diphtheria)
- Tdap (Tetanus, Pertussis, Diphtheria)
Influenza (flu) shots are $15 for adults and free for children.
Blood pressure screening
Free
HIV/Hepatitis C Testing and Counseling
Confidential and private. Free or low-cost for eligible clients.
If you have Medicare, please bring your card. For more information call the City of Nashua Division of Public Health at (603) 589-4500.
Open Storytimes and Puppet Shows run continually, and no registration is required.
For ages 2–5.
Held on Mondays following the Open Storytime & Puppet Show at 10 am. Please sign in at the Children’s Room desk with a caregiver on the day of the craft and make a nametag.
Bring your coloring, craft projects, knitting, crocheting, or needlework to the Activity Room from 2 pm to 3:30 pm on Mondays. Come with friends or meet new ones! We can provide coloring books, colored pencils, and gel pens.
Hedrick Smith, the Pulitzer Prize-winning former New York Times reporter and Emmy Award-winning documentary producer for PBS and PBS Frontline will join us for a discussion following the film. Hedrick has over five decades as a reporter, editor, producer and author and has established himself as one of America’s premier journalists.
This film is free and open to the public.
Open Storytimes and Puppet Shows run continually, and no registration is required.
For ages 2–5 years. Held after the 10 am Open Storytime & Puppet Show.
Basic introduction to the Internet, including
- getting online by typing in web addresses
- understanding basic terminology and buttons of the Mozilla Firefox program
- using search engines to find information and websites
- evaluating websites and online information
- ensuring online safety
No registration required. Please call 603-589-4611 or email reference@nashualibrary.org with any questions.
Drama | Rated R | 115 mins.
A woman returns to the community that shunned her for her attraction to a childhood friend. The couple’s passions reignite as they explore the boundaries of faith and sexuality
Sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
Come in to the Nashua Public Library between 9:30 am and 11:30 am and meet with an officer from US Citizenship and Immigration Services to get your questions answered about applying to enter the country or to become a citizen.
Avete studiato italiano o avete vissuto in Italia e vorreste avere l'opportunità di utilizzare quello che avete imparato parlando italiano con altre persone? Aderite al nostro gruppo di conversazione che si riunisce il mercoledì alle 14.00.
Drop in for help from a reference librarian with your technology questions. You can come in any time during the open hours to get help with specific problems you have encountered when working with e-readers, apps, Microsoft Office, surfing the web, and using the library databases or catalog. No registration is necessary. Feel free to bring your laptop, flash drive, or device. Please note that we cannot provide assistance with computer repair or virus removal.
Through stories and music, learn how to read aloud and develop your baby's language and prereading skills. Babies and their caregivers are welcome to join us. Thursdays:
9:15 am and 10:15 am: ages 13 to 30 months
11 am and 12 noon: ages birth to 12 months
No registration required.
Drop in for help from a reference librarian with your technology questions. You can come in any time during the open hours to get help with specific problems you have encountered when working with e-readers, apps, Microsoft Office, surfing the web, and using the library databases or catalog. No registration is necessary. Feel free to bring your laptop, flash drive, or device. Please note that we cannot provide assistance with computer repair or virus removal.
Basic to intermediate word processing using Microsoft Word, including
- using the ribbon
- creating, saving, and printing documents
- highlighting, copying, and pasting text
- formatting lists
- checking spelling and grammar
- creating tables
- applying headers and footers
No registration required. Please call 603-589-4611 or email reference@nashualibrary.org with any questions.
Job Corps is a free, residential, education and job training program for young adults ages 16 to 24. Job Corps connects you with the skills and education you need to get the career you want! On most Thursdays you can come to the library and meet with an admissions officer who can help you apply to the program. Call (603) 589-4603 to find out if they are here this week. More information.
For ages 9–12. Tweens: Keep your Thursdays open for these programs designed especially for you!
Enjoy a warm cup of cocoa (and lots of toppings!) at our Hot Cocoa Bar while you design and decorate your own mug.
New Hampshire Public Radio’s daily call-in show The Exchange will be in Nashua for a special community conversation on the depth and impact of the state’s opioid issue. Before a live audience at the Nashua Public Library, host Laura Knoy will lead a conversation about the current landscape around opioid usage, and discuss some of the challenges, opportunities, and approaches unique to this serious public health issue.
Join NHPR at the Nashua Public Library for this special event, free and open to the public, or follow NHPR on social media for updates. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions at the event. Members of the public can also e-mail their questions/comments in advance of the event to: exchange@nhpr.org.
The event is free, but registration is required. Please register online at: www.nhpr.org/events.
Open Storytimes and Puppet Shows run continually, and no registration is required.
Basic elements of Windows 7 and the PC operating system, including
- using a mouse/keyboard
- highlighting, copying, and pasting text
- common menus, toolbars, and shortcuts
- overview of software and storage media
No registration required. Please call 603-589-4611 or email reference@nashualibrary.org with any questions.
Join us to talk about Polish culture, literature, history, current affairs, and any other topics the group is interested in. We’ll speak in Polish or English, depending on your preferences. Americans interested in Poland and its rich heritage are most welcome.
Adventure | Rated PG | 104 mins.
Christopher Robin, who loved going on adventures in the Hundred Acre Wood with his gang of stuffed animals, has grown up and lost his way. Now it’s up to his childhood friends to help him remember the lovingand playful boy still inside.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Library. Children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult. Please, no food in the theater.
Open Storytimes and Puppet Shows run continually, and no registration is required.
For parents and caregivers of children ages birth to grade 5. Library staff will teach you new tricks and activities for parenting your young ones and introduce you to parenting resources in the library.
Open Storytimes and Puppet Shows run continually, and no registration is required.
For ages 2–5.
Held on Mondays following the Open Storytime & Puppet Show at 10 am. Please sign in at the Children’s Room desk with a caregiver on the day of the craft and make a nametag.
Basic to intermediate functions of Excel, the spreadsheet and calculating program, including
- screen and worksheet elements
- copying and pasting
- using mathematical formulas and functions
- creating graphs and charts
- creating a basic monthly budget
No registration required. Please call 603-589-4611 or email reference@nashualibrary.org with any questions.
Bring your coloring, craft projects, knitting, crocheting, or needlework to the Activity Room from 2 pm to 3:30 pm on Mondays. Come with friends or meet new ones! We can provide coloring books, colored pencils, and gel pens.
Learn to knit and make a scarf to keep warm this winter. This class is for adult beginners. No registration required.
For ages 12 to 17.
Get your anime on by watching, drawing, and breathing anime and manga!
For all ages.
With storytime, education, and science, Family STEM Nights have something for everyone!
Fun With Filtration: Tonight we find out “what’s in that liquid?!”
All are welcome to attend the Friends of the Nashua Public Library meetings, on the second Monday of the month. The group supports the library through fundraising, advocacy, and volunteering.
Open Storytimes and Puppet Shows run continually, and no registration is required.
For ages 2–5 years. Held after the 10 am Open Storytime & Puppet Show.
For ages 12 to 17.
You Are You, no matter what! Straight? Gay? Not sure? Join us for open conversation, support, laughs, & snacks. Let's celebrate You!
For ages 5–9. Please sign in at the Children’s Room desk with a caregiver on the day of the craft and make a nametag.
Drama | Rated PG-13 | 97 mins.
A father and daughter form an unlikely songwriting duo during the summer before she leaves for college.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
The City of Nashua Division of Public Health will offer Immunizations on the second Wednesday of every month. The following immunizations will be available for $10 per person:
- Pneumonia
- Hepatitis A
- Hepatitis B
- Td (Tetanus, Diphtheria)
- Tdap (Tetanus, Pertussis, Diphtheria)
Influenza (flu) shots are $15 for adults and free for children.
Blood pressure screening: Free
If you have Medicare, please bring your card. For more information call the City of Nashua Division of Public Health at (603) 589-4500
Avete studiato italiano o avete vissuto in Italia e vorreste avere l'opportunità di utilizzare quello che avete imparato parlando italiano con altre persone? Aderite al nostro gruppo di conversazione che si riunisce il mercoledì alle 14.00.
Drop in for help from a reference librarian with your technology questions. You can come in any time during the open hours to get help with specific problems you have encountered when working with e-readers, apps, Microsoft Office, surfing the web, and using the library databases or catalog. No registration is necessary. Feel free to bring your laptop, flash drive, or device. Please note that we cannot provide assistance with computer repair or virus removal.
Are you looking to share your work, hone your craft, or exchange ideas? Whatever your genre–fiction or non, literature, romance, horror, sci-fi, or graphic novels–bring some of your work and meet others who can lend support and help you improve your craft.
Through stories and music, learn how to read aloud and develop your baby's language and prereading skills. Babies and their caregivers are welcome to join us. Thursdays:
9:15 am and 10:15 am: ages 13 to 30 months
11 am and 12 noon: ages birth to 12 months
No registration required.
Drop in for help from a reference librarian with your technology questions. You can come in any time during the open hours to get help with specific problems you have encountered when working with e-readers, apps, Microsoft Office, surfing the web, and using the library databases or catalog. No registration is necessary. Feel free to bring your laptop, flash drive, or device. Please note that we cannot provide assistance with computer repair or virus removal.
Job Corps is a free, residential, education and job training program for young adults ages 16 to 24. Job Corps connects you with the skills and education you need to get the career you want! On most Thursdays you can come to the library and meet with an admissions officer who can help you apply to the program. Call (603) 589-4603 to find out if they are here this week. More information.
For ages 12 to 17.
It’s Valentine’s Day and we couldn’t care less! We will create black heart snacks and watch Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.
Open Storytimes and Puppet Shows run continually, and no registration is required.
This group usually meets on the second Thursday of the month. Members of the group rotate leading the discussion each month. This month's selection is Trail of Broken Wings by Sejai Badani.
Advanced Word skills including
- creating a newsletter
- inserting WordArt, pictures, clip art, symbols, hyperlinks, URLs, footnotes, and page breaks
- find and replace
- formatting tabs and columns
- tracking changes and inserting comments
Prerequisites: Word 2010 class or experience using Word 2007 or 2010. No registration required. Please call 603-589-4611 or email reference@nashualibrary.org with any questions.
Join us to talk about Polish culture, literature, history, current affairs, and any other topics the group is interested in. We’ll speak in Polish or English, depending on your preferences. Americans interested in Poland and its rich heritage are most welcome.
Open Storytimes and Puppet Shows run continually, and no registration is required.
Open Storytimes and Puppet Shows run continually, and no registration is required.
For ages 2–5 years. Held after the 10 am Open Storytime & Puppet Show.
Basic elements of Windows 7 and the PC operating system, including
- using a mouse/keyboard
- highlighting, copying, and pasting text
- common menus, toolbars, and shortcuts
- overview of software and storage media
No registration required. Please call 603-589-4611 or email reference@nashualibrary.org with any questions.
For ages 12 to 17.
Come talk about your favorite fandoms from books, comics, TV, and movies; make fandom-related crafts; and eat fandom-themed snacks. You're welcome to cosplay or bring fanfic or fanart you've created.
Comedy | Rated PG-13 | 120 mins.
Rachel accompanies her boyfriend, Nick, to a wedding in his native Singapore. Nick neglects to mention that he is not only the scion of one of the country’s wealthiest families but also its most sought-after bachelor.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
Advanced Excel skills not covered in the introductory class including
- creating advanced charts
- filtering and subtotaling data
- using conditional formatting
- joining text and splitting text into columns
- adding comments and text boxes
- using logic-based functions
No registration required. Please call 603-589-4611 or email reference@nashualibrary.org with any questions.
Avete studiato italiano o avete vissuto in Italia e vorreste avere l'opportunità di utilizzare quello che avete imparato parlando italiano con altre persone? Aderite al nostro gruppo di conversazione che si riunisce il mercoledì alle 14.00.
Drop in for help from a reference librarian with your technology questions. You can come in any time during the open hours to get help with specific problems you have encountered when working with e-readers, apps, Microsoft Office, surfing the web, and using the library databases or catalog. No registration is necessary. Feel free to bring your laptop, flash drive, or device. Please note that we cannot provide assistance with computer repair or virus removal.
Through stories and music, learn how to read aloud and develop your baby's language and prereading skills. Babies and their caregivers are welcome to join us. Thursdays:
9:15 am and 10:15 am: ages 13 to 30 months
11 am and 12 noon: ages birth to 12 months
No registration required.
Drop in for help from a reference librarian with your technology questions. You can come in any time during the open hours to get help with specific problems you have encountered when working with e-readers, apps, Microsoft Office, surfing the web, and using the library databases or catalog. No registration is necessary. Feel free to bring your laptop, flash drive, or device. Please note that we cannot provide assistance with computer repair or virus removal.
An opportunity for newcomers to Nashua learning English as well as native speakers to talk about topics of everyday interest, share their languages, and enjoy coffee, tea, and light snacks.
Job Corps is a free, residential, education and job training program for young adults ages 16 to 24. Job Corps connects you with the skills and education you need to get the career you want! On most Thursdays you can come to the library and meet with an admissions officer who can help you apply to the program. Call (603) 589-4603 to find out if they are here this week. More information.
For ages 9–12. Tweens: Keep your Thursdays open for these programs designed especially for you!
Can you get a strike in the dark? Find out at Glow Bowling!
Meet photographer Ken Harvey, whose exhibit, “An Eclectic Focus,” hangs in the Image Gallery in February.
Open Storytimes and Puppet Shows run continually, and no registration is required.
Enjoy a night out with friends at our monthly adult craft classes. For ages 18 and up.
See a sample at tinyurl.com/bookroses. Registration is required.
Gather in for presentations by local green thumbs, Justin Munroe of Grow Nashua and Andrew Morin of ReGenerative Roots. Swap seeds you’ve saved or purchased with other gardeners. Bring each variety of seed in its own jar or plastic bag, labeled with the name of the seed and growing instructions. If you don’t have seeds to share, come anyway and bring some home to share next year.
Cosponsored by the Nashua Garden Club.
Join us to talk about Polish culture, literature, history, current affairs, and any other topics the group is interested in. We’ll speak in Polish or English, depending on your preferences. Americans interested in Poland and its rich heritage are most welcome.
Basic to intermediate functions of Excel, the spreadsheet and calculating program, including
- screen and worksheet elements
- copying and pasting
- using mathematical formulas and functions
- creating graphs and charts
- creating a basic monthly budget
No registration required. Please call 603-589-4611 or email reference@nashualibrary.org with any questions.
Bring a friend and sip (soft) drinks while you follow step-by-step instructions to paint a picture of the northern lights on canvas. For a sample, go to tinyurl.com/nightpainting.
Registration is required. This event is open to all ages.
Open Storytimes and Puppet Shows run continually, and no registration is required.
Open Storytime will conclude with these special events for families to enjoy.
This five-day program is offered for FREE to twenty Nashua students from ages 8 to 12 years.
Led by Nashua River Watershed Association education staff. Sponsored by Merrimack Conservation Partnership Grant Program.
The Nashua River will once again provide the backdrop for exploration and learning with creative, experiential science and art activities that focus on rivers, watersheds, and the diverse plant and animal life dependent upon clean rivers for survival.
During this week participants will become “River Ambassadors” and activism will be a key component of this program. Combining nature-based projects with stewardship activities teaches children the importance of protecting our rivers and empowers them to participate in local environmental protection.
Participants will:
Join in nature and science activities related to the river and watershed
- Spend time outdoors every day hiking the river trails
- Work on nature-based art projects related to protecting rivers and nature
- Design a page for the first edition “River Ambassadors’ Guide to Watershed Protection” to be on display at the library!
- Have TONS OF FUN!
Registration is required. Registrants are expected to participate in all five days.
Open Storytimes and Puppet Shows run continually, and no registration is required.
For ages 2–5.
Held on Mondays following the Open Storytime & Puppet Show at 10 am. Please sign in at the Children’s Room desk with a caregiver on the day of the craft and make a nametag.
Basic introduction to creating a slide presentation including
- using design templates
- adding content, transitions and animations
- saving and printing a presentation
- viewing a presentation.
Prerequisites: Word 2010 class or experience using Word and/or Office 2007 or 2010. No registration required. Please contact 603-589-4611 or email reference@nashualibrary.org with any questions.
For ages 12 to 17.
Use our space to make and create! We provide the supplies, you bring the creativity and a little elbow grease.
For ages 2–11. Join us for a craft to make here or do at home (while supplies last). Load up on books, magazines, and DVDs while you’re at it! No registration required.
Bring your coloring, craft projects, knitting, crocheting, or needlework to the Activity Room from 2 pm to 3:30 pm on Mondays. Come with friends or meet new ones! We can provide coloring books, colored pencils, and gel pens.
This five-day program is offered for FREE to twenty Nashua students from ages 8 to 12 years.
Led by Nashua River Watershed Association education staff. Sponsored by Merrimack Conservation Partnership Grant Program.
The Nashua River will once again provide the backdrop for exploration and learning with creative, experiential science and art activities that focus on rivers, watersheds, and the diverse plant and animal life dependent upon clean rivers for survival.
During this week participants will become “River Ambassadors” and activism will be a key component of this program. Combining nature-based projects with stewardship activities teaches children the importance of protecting our rivers and empowers them to participate in local environmental protection.
Participants will:
Join in nature and science activities related to the river and watershed
- Spend time outdoors every day hiking the river trails
- Work on nature-based art projects related to protecting rivers and nature
- Design a page for the first edition “River Ambassadors’ Guide to Watershed Protection” to be on display at the library!
- Have TONS OF FUN!
Registration is required. Registrants are expected to participate in all five days.
Open Storytimes and Puppet Shows run continually, and no registration is required.
For ages 2–5 years. Held after the 10 am Open Storytime & Puppet Show.
Basic to intermediate word processing using Microsoft Word, including
- using the ribbon
- creating, saving, and printing documents
- highlighting, copying, and pasting text
- formatting lists
- checking spelling and grammar
- creating tables
- applying headers and footers
No registration required. Please call 603-589-4611 or email reference@nashualibrary.org with any questions.
For ages 4–11. Come explore coding tools and toys in the library.
For ages 12 to 17.
Grab some friends and come play Super Smash Bros. WiiU on our big screen. Bring your own controller or 3DS if you want.
Drama | Rated R | 108 mins.
A pastor of a small church in upstate New York starts to spiral out of control after a soul-shaking encounter with an unstable environmental activist and his pregnant wife.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
This five-day program is offered for FREE to twenty Nashua students from ages 8 to 12 years.
Led by Nashua River Watershed Association education staff. Sponsored by Merrimack Conservation Partnership Grant Program.
The Nashua River will once again provide the backdrop for exploration and learning with creative, experiential science and art activities that focus on rivers, watersheds, and the diverse plant and animal life dependent upon clean rivers for survival.
During this week participants will become “River Ambassadors” and activism will be a key component of this program. Combining nature-based projects with stewardship activities teaches children the importance of protecting our rivers and empowers them to participate in local environmental protection.
Participants will:
Join in nature and science activities related to the river and watershed
- Spend time outdoors every day hiking the river trails
- Work on nature-based art projects related to protecting rivers and nature
- Design a page for the first edition “River Ambassadors’ Guide to Watershed Protection” to be on display at the library!
- Have TONS OF FUN!
Registration is required. Registrants are expected to participate in all five days.
The City of Nashua Division of Public Health will offer HIV/Hepatitis C Testing at the library on the fourth Wednesday of the month. Confidential and private. Free or low-cost for eligible clients. In addition to free blood pressure screen for free. If you have Medicare, please bring your card. For more information call the City of Nashua Division of Public Health at (603) 589-4500.
For ages 12 to 17.
Use our space to make and create! We provide the supplies, you bring the creativity and a little elbow grease.
For ages 2–11. Join us for our 12th annual Who’s Your Baby? Fashion Show. Work our runway with your favorite doll (Barbie, American Girl, GI Joe, etc.) or stuffed animal decked out in a fashionable outfit. “Haute” refreshments and raffle prizes will round out this event. Bring your own paparazzi! Registration is required.
Avete studiato italiano o avete vissuto in Italia e vorreste avere l'opportunità di utilizzare quello che avete imparato parlando italiano con altre persone? Aderite al nostro gruppo di conversazione che si riunisce il mercoledì alle 14.00.
Drop in for help from a reference librarian with your technology questions. You can come in any time during the open hours to get help with specific problems you have encountered when working with e-readers, apps, Microsoft Office, surfing the web, and using the library databases or catalog. No registration is necessary. Feel free to bring your laptop, flash drive, or device. Please note that we cannot provide assistance with computer repair or virus removal.
This five-day program is offered for FREE to twenty Nashua students from ages 8 to 12 years.
Led by Nashua River Watershed Association education staff. Sponsored by Merrimack Conservation Partnership Grant Program.
The Nashua River will once again provide the backdrop for exploration and learning with creative, experiential science and art activities that focus on rivers, watersheds, and the diverse plant and animal life dependent upon clean rivers for survival.
During this week participants will become “River Ambassadors” and activism will be a key component of this program. Combining nature-based projects with stewardship activities teaches children the importance of protecting our rivers and empowers them to participate in local environmental protection.
Participants will:
Join in nature and science activities related to the river and watershed
- Spend time outdoors every day hiking the river trails
- Work on nature-based art projects related to protecting rivers and nature
- Design a page for the first edition “River Ambassadors’ Guide to Watershed Protection” to be on display at the library!
- Have TONS OF FUN!
Registration is required. Registrants are expected to participate in all five days.
Through stories and music, learn how to read aloud and develop your baby's language and prereading skills. Babies and their caregivers are welcome to join us. Thursdays:
9:15 am and 10:15 am: ages 13 to 30 months
11 am and 12 noon: ages birth to 12 months
No registration required.
Drop in for help from a reference librarian with your technology questions. You can come in any time during the open hours to get help with specific problems you have encountered when working with e-readers, apps, Microsoft Office, surfing the web, and using the library databases or catalog. No registration is necessary. Feel free to bring your laptop, flash drive, or device. Please note that we cannot provide assistance with computer repair or virus removal.
For ages 4–11. St. Patrick’s Day is coming soon! Build a trap to catch a leprechaun.
Job Corps is a free, residential, education and job training program for young adults ages 16 to 24. Job Corps connects you with the skills and education you need to get the career you want! On most Thursdays you can come to the library and meet with an admissions officer who can help you apply to the program. Call (603) 589-4603 to find out if they are here this week. More information.
Open Storytimes and Puppet Shows run continually, and no registration is required.
Learn how easy it is to grow fruit in even the smallest nook or cranny on your property. Imagine how rewarding it will feel to harvest an ever-increasing bounty each year. D. Emerson Quigley of King Street Vineyards and NH State Fruit Nursery will guide you through the basics.
The Badlands. The Grand Tetons. Yellowstone. If visiting these and other national parks is on your bucket list, come meet John Bunker of Tailored Travels. He’ll share images of his travels to 25 of these national jewels and share his Top 10 Lessons Learned about lodging, transportation, recreation, safety, and budgeting.
This five-day program is offered for FREE to twenty Nashua students from ages 8 to 12 years.
Led by Nashua River Watershed Association education staff. Sponsored by Merrimack Conservation Partnership Grant Program.
The Nashua River will once again provide the backdrop for exploration and learning with creative, experiential science and art activities that focus on rivers, watersheds, and the diverse plant and animal life dependent upon clean rivers for survival.
During this week participants will become “River Ambassadors” and activism will be a key component of this program. Combining nature-based projects with stewardship activities teaches children the importance of protecting our rivers and empowers them to participate in local environmental protection.
Participants will:
Join in nature and science activities related to the river and watershed
- Spend time outdoors every day hiking the river trails
- Work on nature-based art projects related to protecting rivers and nature
- Design a page for the first edition “River Ambassadors’ Guide to Watershed Protection” to be on display at the library!
- Have TONS OF FUN!
Registration is required. Registrants are expected to participate in all five days.
Bring your coloring, craft projects, knitting, crocheting, or needlework to the Activity Room from 2 pm to 3:30 pm on Mondays. Come with friends or meet new ones! We can provide coloring books, colored pencils, and gel pens.
Avete studiato italiano o avete vissuto in Italia e vorreste avere l'opportunità di utilizzare quello che avete imparato parlando italiano con altre persone? Aderite al nostro gruppo di conversazione che si riunisce il mercoledì alle 14.00.
Job Corps is a free, residential, education and job training program for young adults ages 16 to 24. Job Corps connects you with the skills and education you need to get the career you want! On most Thursdays you can come to the library and meet with an admissions officer who can help you apply to the program. Call (603) 589-4603 to find out if they are here this week. More information.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Library. Children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult. Please, no food in the theater.
Bring your coloring, craft projects, knitting, crocheting, or needlework to the Activity Room from 2 pm to 3:30 pm on Mondays. Come with friends or meet new ones! We can provide coloring books, colored pencils, and gel pens.
All are welcome to attend the Friends of the Nashua Public Library meetings, on the second Monday of the month. The group supports the library through fundraising, advocacy, and volunteering.