July 2026 Programs & Events

Join military historian Jacqui Nelson on Wednesday, July 8 in an exploration of this pivotal moment ahead of its 250th anniversary this year.

Open to the public. No registration required.

Washington’s famed crossing of the Delaware River in the final days of 1776 has become an iconic symbol of American resilience.
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However, it was the battles that immediately followed that crossing - the Battles of Trenton and Princeton - that are responsible for bringing life back into a revolution on the verge of crumbling mere months after America had declared its independence.

Spend a night crafting with us!

This program, designed for adults, will explore the world of beads and plants.

​Call, email, or visit us to save your spot.

Join this public monthly meeting in person at the library or virtually via Zoom.

The Zoom link will be posted to the library homepage the day of the meeting.

July's book club pick is the nonfiction Dinosaurs at the Dinner Party by Edward Dolnick. Read about how an eccentric group of Victorians discovered prehistoric creatures and accidentally upended the world.

Copies are available to borrow from the library. ​

​Loons are a beloved fixture on NH lakes.

​Learn about NH’s iconic birds with the Loon Preservation Society.
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Open to the public. No registration required.

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