Richards Free Library

Self Serve Interlibrary Loan is now available at the library!  This will allow you to search for books we don’t have and request that they be sent here to Richards Library.  You can access the site here, login with your library card number and library password, and start searching! The link can also be found on our home page under “find online”.

The stop-motion video workshop and monster craft this afternoon has been cancelled due to staff illness. We apologize for the inconvenience! If you were really looking forward to this program, let us know and we will try to schedule something similar soon!

For those of you that read this month’s selection, Daughter of a Daughter of a Queen by Sarah Bird, hope to see you at tonight’s discussion at the Salt Hill Pub in Newport, 6:30 PM!

Have you been thinking about joining a book group? We have three at the library.

Brown Bags and Books meets the first Tuesday of each month at noon. For November 5, they will be reading Silver Fin by Charlie Higson.

Wednesday Night Book Group meets the third Wednesday of each month at 7:00 PM. This month they are meeting on October 16 and are reading Fly Girls by Keith O’Brien.

Books on Tap meets the fourth Tuesday of each month and meets at Salt Hill Pub in Newport at 6:30 PM. This month, October 22, they are reading Daughter of a Daughter of a Queen by Sarah Bird.

Copies of all book group books are available from the library, and you don’t have to have a library card to be able to check these books out.

Courage to Create: “Mending Broken Things”

Thursday, September 19 at the Library Arts Center, 7:00 PM

Taking a cue from his memoir, The Words I Chose, Wes McNair will give a combined poetry reading and talk titled “Mending Broken Things.” In his memoir he says, “I am a poet who has been shaped from the start by the threat of things dear to me coming apart.” He will show how he has addressed this threat in poems that attempt to repair and restore the broken world.

Free — No Registration Necessary

For More information call 863-3430

This program is made possible by a grant from New Hampshire Humanities.