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The Sunapee Gardeners are welcoming Bill Weeks, UNH Master Gardener who will present a program for all levels interested in adding culinary herbs to your gardens and containers. 3:00 Social […]
Join us to hear from Amy Highstrom, volunteer local group leader with the New Hampshire Butterfly Monitoring Network from the NH Fish & Game Non-Game Wildlife Program. She will explore […]
Join us to watch the first Shrek on the projector! Shrek leads a solitary life in his swamp. A group of peasants gathers in front of his house with the […]
Overview The New Hampshire Classroom Course covers a variety of topics including boat navigation, boating safety equipment, invasive aquatic species and laws and rules. This instructor-led class incorporates a range of learning methods consisting of lecture, videos, and student discussion. Certification Cards Upon successful completion of the course, students will leave with a boating certificate which is […]
“Listening to New England,” is a 45 minute talk with PowerPoint images by Mel Allen. Drawing from his nearly half century of reporting and writing about the unique people and […]
Traffic Calming Pop-Up on Route 11: May 31 to June 8 The Town of Sunapee, in partnership with the Upper Valley Lake Sunapee Regional Planning Commission (UVLSRPC) and Forward Sunapee, will host a temporary “Traffic Calming Pop-Up” along Route 11 near Lower Main Street from Sunday, May 31 through Monday, June 8. The project will […]
Teens are invited to celebrate Pride Month by making their very own Pride Flag! Examples will be provided. No Registration Required
Enjoy this 1 hour terrarium workshop where you get to build and design your own terrarium. All supplies provided. Registration is required.
Artificial intelligence (AI) seems to be everywhere today. It provides summary results for our Internet searches. It offers to improve our emails. It provides recommendations for books and movies and […]
This program explores American portraits painted and sculpted during the years leading up to, and the decades after, the Revolution. The ideals, values and virtues expressly stated in our founding […]
Join us to kick off Summer Reading with Andrew Silver’s Silver Circus and sign up for Summer Reading! How do you do something as big as a circus when you’re […]
Start your day with a tasty breakfast of pancakes, scrambled eggs, sausage, and muffins! All proceeds benefit Abbott Library.
To understand the headlines of today, one must first navigate the layered history of the last century. This talk serves as a comprehensive primer on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, tracing its evolution from the rise of political Zionism in 1897 through the transformative events of October 7. Rather than viewing the struggle as an intractable religious […]
Teens and tweens grades 6-12 can participate in the Teen Advisory Board to provide input for book selection and library programs all while earning volunteer hours. No Registration Required
You may not know the names of those lives you will save and they won’t know yours, but the difference that the donation of your blood will make is beyond measure. Click here to register: https://shorturl.at/G2YAk
Join historical reenactor and author M. Allyson Szabo, creator of The Re-enactor’s Cookbook, for an engaging look at 18th-century cooking and daily life. Allyson will share insights into colonial living, and guests will enjoy a sampling of authentic colonial recipes. Allyson has brought history to life at notable sites including the Fort at No. 4 in […]
Amelia from the Kearsarge Beekeepers Association is visiting the Abbott Library to talk about all things bees! She will talk about beekeeping basics, honeybees, native bees, and their ecosystem and […]
Miss Julieann is a New Hampshire based music therapist, nature educator, Grammy recognized children’s musician, author and illustrator of the newly published book, There’s a Dinosaur at My Door. She has two popular kids music albums, Therapeutic Songs for Kids and Resilient Child. She is known for her work promoting mental health and sustainability through […]
Join us to watch Jurassic World on the projector! Jurassic World has been running with great success for more than a decade in the wake of the disaster that haunted […]
Come meet a variety of animals including including bunnies, guinea pigs, baby chicks, ducklings, chickens, goats, and lambs! No Registration Required
Reading aloud to children is one of the best things you can do for their development. Not only is it fun, but it is also a bonding experience that can impact their literacy skills, emotional well-being, and love of reading. Studies have shown that children who know more words when they enter kindergarten tend to […]
Join library volunteers and patrons as they play Taiwanese Mah Jongg! Supplies provided. For more questions, call or email the library at 603.763.5513 or info@abbottlibrary.org.
OpenTable Project 1st Wednesday of each month Free Community Meals. Next up on August 5th, 5:30pm, at the church. Lake Sunapee United Methodist Church, 9 Lower Main Street, Sunapee. On […]
Interested in learning a new tabletop, tile game? Join the library’s volunteers as they play American Mah Jongg. This group is all levels and open to new players. All supplies are available at game time. For more information on this program or other upcoming events, please call or email the library at 603.763.5513 or at […]
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