Summer Programming!
June 28 at 3 p.m. River Builders! presented by NH Children’s Museum
Educators will lead children in a hands-on, exciting, informative and nature engineering filled presentation—with a focus on the stunning designs of buildings, homes, and innovative tools found along rivers in New England. You will even have a chance to build your own osprey nest! See more information below!
July 4 at 12 noon Community Read Aloud of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution
Please join us to read or to just listen. Stay for a few minutes or for the entire event. If you would like to sign up in advance to read, please send an email to: info@abbielibrary.org
See Library News below.
River Builders for Kids! June 28 at 3 p.m.
Join NH Children’s Museum educators for a trip down the river as we investigate some of nature’s very best architects and engineers! From the beaver to osprey to the lesser known caddis fly and Native American fish weir
Read MoreJune 22, 2017
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Music in My Pockets with Jeff Warner
A New Hampshire Humanities presentation. Jeff Warner will discuss, perform and teach the audience how to play traditional 19th-century singing games, playground rhymes and tunes accompanied by “pocket instruments” like spoons, bones, Jew’s harp and dancing puppets.
Read MoreMay 01, 2017
Mindfulness at Noon
Mindfulness classes lead by Celeste St. Pierre. “The Mindfulness Movement is upon us! And, like kale, is EVERYWHERE! But what exactly is mindfulness and how does one become more mindful? We will spend a few weeks together exploring
Read MoreApril 01, 2017
Thank you Brent!
Thank you Brent Buddensee. We loved the Augmented Reality Sandbox!
Read MoreMarch 14, 2017
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