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Here’s What’s Happening!

  • Join The Crafty Crew. Fridays from 10 am to noon, North Walpole Branch Library. Join us weekly—or whenever you can—for a fun gathering with fellow crafters. Share ideas, work on your projects, and enjoy some creative time together. Just bring along your current portable craft project and let's get creative!
  • Wiggle Time. Songs, dancing and bubbles. Mondays at 10 am.
  • Caregivers Support Group. Meets the second Tuesday of the month, 2 pm, Main Library.
  • Story Time at the Main Library. Wednesdays at 10 am and 5:30 pm.
  • Walpole Town Library Story Walk at Distant Hill Nature Trail. Open every day, dusk to dawn. New books every month.
  • Thursday, May 21, 1 pm, Main Library. 1776 is a delightful musical celebration of the founding of The United States of America. The story centers around the familiar historical characters as they organize a movement for independence from Mother England. All events lead up to that most significant date, July 4, 1776, when the Declaration of Independence was signed.
    Thursday, May 21, 1 pm, Main Library. 1776 is a delightful musical celebration of the founding of The United States of America. The story centers around the familiar historical characters as they organize a movement for independence from Mother England. All events lead up to that most significant date, July 4, 1776, when the Declaration of Independence was signed.
  • May 20, 6 pm, Main Library. Walpole author Bill Ranauro discusses his new book, The Chosen City. This is the story of an audacious owner, two talented Black ballplayers, and a small city in New Hampshire. In the spring of 1946, Brooklyn Dodgers owner and General Manager Branch Rickey signed African American players Roy Campanella and Don Newcombe. Campanella and Newcombe became the first Black players since 1887 to play on a professional baseball team in the United States. Just as importantly the Nashua Dodgers became the first United States-based team in organized baseball to employ Black players in the twentieth century.

New at the Library!

Mad Mabel by Sally Hempworth
Elegy in Blue by Mark Helprin
The New Perimenopause by Mary Claire Haver
Love by the Book by Jessica George
Stranger Things Have Happened by Kasie West
The Name Game by Beth O'Leary
Hope Rises by David Baldacci
Agnes Sharp and the Wedding to Die For by Leonie Swann
Last One Out by Jane Harper
Death Times Seven by Ann Perry
The Mountains We Call Home by Kim Michele Richardson
A Cruise to Die For by Heather Graham