Mobile Library to Remick Acres

Outdoor nature-based storytime for young children

Dress yourself and your little ones for the weather and come outside behind the library for stories, songs, and nature-based play with Amy and Polly.If the weather is truly awful, we will move indoors.

Board games

Book discussion: 1619 Project

Book Discussion of The 1619 Project by Nikole Hannah-Jones 2 sessions, both 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM Tuesday, March 2 at Samuel H. Wentworth Library in Sandwich  Thursday, March 26 at Cook Memorial Library in Tamworth   Sponsored and facilitated by DEI in the Lakes & Mountai......More

Book Discussion of The 1619 Project by Nikole Hannah-Jones 2 sessions, both 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM Tuesday, March 2 at Samuel H. Wentworth Library in Sandwich  Thursday, March 26 at Cook Memorial Library in Tamworth   Sponsored and facilitated by DEI in the Lakes & Mountains They will provide a different focus for each of the 2 meetings, suggesting chapters to read in the primary text and podcast & other resources that cover the same content. Attend either or both sessions. Listening in online will be an option. Copies of the book will be available for loan from the libraries mid-February. Please RSVP at https://www.lakesmountainsdei.org/rsvp-1619-project-book-group for planning purposes & to receive additional resources & online link. BUT, if you want, you can just show up without an RSVP.

Bingo Club

· No cost to play, just for fun! · Small prizes for winners BINGO CLUB takes place in the downstairs meeting room from 1:00 to 2:00 PM on these days in winter 2026: · Tuesday, January 6 · Friday, January 23 · Tuesday, February 10 · ......More

· No cost to play, just for fun! · Small prizes for winners BINGO CLUB takes place in the downstairs meeting room from 1:00 to 2:00 PM on these days in winter 2026: · Tuesday, January 6 · Friday, January 23 · Tuesday, February 10 · Friday, February 27 · Tuesday, March 10 · Friday, March 27

Mobile Library to Remick Acres

OM performance and Q&A

The Northeast Woodland School's Odyssey of the Mind team is getting ready for their competition next week. The OM team will perform a skit they developed to demonstrate how they would solve a problem/challenge provided by the competition sponsors. Members of the public ......More

The Northeast Woodland School's Odyssey of the Mind team is getting ready for their competition next week. The OM team will perform a skit they developed to demonstrate how they would solve a problem/challenge provided by the competition sponsors. Members of the public are invited and encouraged to come watch the performance to give the young OMers experience in front of a live audience. There will be a time for Q&A after the skit, which will help the team practice responding to the judges at the competition.

Poetry Hour

Come to read or simply to listen to poems read aloud. 

Outdoor nature-based storytime for young children

Dress yourself and your little ones for the weather and come outside behind the library for stories, songs, and nature-based play with Amy and Polly.If the weather is truly awful, we will move indoors.

Board games

"Property of the Revolution"

Local author Ana Hebra Flaster to discuss “Property of the Revolution” on April 1 Three area libraries, Cook Memorial Library in Tamworth, Freedom Public Library, and Madison Library, are pleased to present a Zoom presentation and discussion with Ana Hebra Flaster, au......More

Local author Ana Hebra Flaster to discuss “Property of the Revolution” on April 1 Three area libraries, Cook Memorial Library in Tamworth, Freedom Public Library, and Madison Library, are pleased to present a Zoom presentation and discussion with Ana Hebra Flaster, author of “Property of the Revolution: From a Cuban Barrio to a New Hampshire Mill Town,” on Wednesday, April 1 at 6:00 p.m. online via Zoom.  Register for the Zoom link at https://bit.ly/authortalk4-1-26. Ana Hebra Flaster was nearly six when her family fled Cuba and settled in Nashua, New Hampshire. After graduating from Smith College and enjoying a career in software consulting, she began her writing career. Her writing about Cuba and Cuban Americans has appeared in the The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Boston Globe and elsewhere. Her commentaries and storytelling have aired on NPR’s All Things Considered and PBS’s Stories from the Stage.  “Property of the Revolution,” Hebra Flaster’s first book, won first place in the 2025 Discovery Book Awards (nonfiction overall) and The International Book Awards (historical nonfiction), and was named Best Memoir in Library Journal’s Indie Author Project Awards. It is also in the finalist position for the CIBA Journey Award and the Foreword Indies Book of the Year Awards (multicultural). The book is available in three format: print, ebook, and audiobook narrated by the author.  One reviewer of Hebra Flaster’s book noted “If you think Cubans in the diaspora have only looked to Miami to find their new homes, this book will take you on a very different Cuban journey: to New Hampshire. … A compelling and beautiful memoir, read it to gain a capacious view of what it means to be both Cuban and American and to understand the hurt and hope of those whose ideals of revolution were betrayed.” The program will feature a slideshow presentation by the author followed by a time for questions and answers. Ana Hebra Flaster will cover the revolution briefly and the many changes it brought, her family’s struggles as opponents of the regime, how they left, and the journey to becoming Cuban American in New Hampshire. Participants need not to have read the book before the presentation, but for those wishing to read “Property of the Revolution” before the program, Cook Memorial Library, Freedom Public Library, and Madison Library have copies available to lend.  This program is free and open to the virtual public. It will not be recorded. To attend the program, register for the Zoom link at https://bit.ly/authortalk4-1-26. This presentation is made possible by the support of the sponsoring libraries’ Friends groups.  For more information, call the Cook Memorial Library at 603-323-8510.