Please join us for an enjoyable evening discussing the first in the Thursday Murder Club series facilitated by Judy Ludgate. This is the kind of story we all need, “witty, endearing and greatly entertaining” (Wall Street Journal). Copies of the book are available in the library.
Join us for knit nite, or any needlework or project nite, not just knitting! Please drop-in to the library anytime between 6-8 pm on the first and third Mondays of the month. Find your motivation, creativity and conversation in the company of other like minded folk.
The Friends of the BPL have purchased a NH State Parks Library Pass that is available to our patrons. The pass is valid for 2 adults and up to 4 dependents to all day use parks with the following exceptions – Cannon Mountain Tram, Flume Gorge, Hampton Beach, South Beach and Wallis Sands State Park. The pass is only valid for the date of issue and does not guarantee access. The Division of Parks and Recreation requires advanced day-use reservations to guarantee access to a park. For additional information or to reserve a pass please call or e-mail the library, 374-2755 or
Are you interested in star-gazing? The library has an Orion pathfinder telescope which is available for our patrons to borrow. If the night sky has always fascinated you or your interested in checking it out stop by the library for more information. If you feel like you don’t know enough about the night sky we have books!
Did you know that the library has subscriptions to a number of magazines that are available for circulation? Looking for some springtime inspiration, have a look at Mother Earth News for your garden or Food Network, Real Simple, Living or Good Housekeeping for new recipes. See what’s happening “locally” with New Hampshire or Yankee magazine or get Outside! Country Living can bring some motivation to your home projects or you can keep up on the news with Time or Newsweek. Planning a big purchase? Have a look at Consumer Reports, come take a look!
“A Journey Acro
ss the North in Winter”. Please join us for this author event which has been rescheduled from early March. This Land of Snow tells the story of the author pursuing his dream of taking a very long walk. Just as the snow was starting to fall he set off alone to spend the coldest months of the year traveling on skis across the half-wild country of northwestern Canada. “A captivating memoir about backcountry adventures and one man’s journey of self-discovery-and an eloquent ode to the harsh beauty of winter.” (Booklist)
Copies of the book are available in the library.
Please join us for an enjoyable evening discussing the first in the Thursday Murder Club series facilitated by Judy Ludgate. This is the kind of story we all need, “witty, endearing and greatly entertaining” (Wall Street Journal). Copies of the book are available in the library.
Please join us for this author event with Kurt Niiler, a Mount Washington local. Kurt has written what has been referred to as the first comprehensive guidebook to skiing the Presidentials. Kurt will discuss his book and answer any questions you might have about the growing sport of backcountry skiing specifically as it pertains to the options in the Presidential mountain range of New Hampshire.