Hours:  Monday 9:00 - 6:00, Tuesday 8:00-12:00, Wednesday 9:00-8:00, Friday 9:00-5:00,  
Saturday 8:00 - 12:00

The next book group meeting will take place on Wednesday Feb. 24th at noon.  In honor of Black History Month we will be discussing the book  Our Nig  Sketches from the Life of a Free Black by Harriet W. Wilson Copies are available to borrow at the circulation desk! This event is free! Bring your lunch/coffee/snack if you like!

"Empowing Parents as their Children's First Teachers" at the Holderness Library brought to you by the Pemi Baker Literacy Council

Saturday's at 12:30

February 13th- Where Conversation Leads- Listening and talking are the first steps to literacy. Spend some time reflection on what makes an effective conversation with your child and how to improve your conversation skills

March 20th- Making My Mark- From the Beginning the scribbling of your toddler is the start of the writing process. Learn how to interpret and encourage writing from an early age.

Looking for something to do with the family on a snowy and cold winter day? The Library has many passes available to our patrons!

The Currier Musuem of Art in Manchester

Musuem of NH History in Concord

Call or stop by to reserve these passes

We have reached our goal for the new floor in the computer room! The work on this project will begin in March along with replacing the ceiling insulation. Stay tuned for details!

Do you like knitting and handwork? Join us each Saturday @ 10:30-12:00.  

 Sunday  Afternoon Family Programs at the Library

*February 21 @ 1:00 @ the Holderness Town Hall Prof. Dennis Machnik and his portable Planetarium

*March 28 Regina Delaney Irish Harp and whistling duo Reaganta @ 1:00 at the Library