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Here’s What’s Happening!

  • An event flyer for a public forum titled "Great Decisions 2026: U.S. Engagement with Africa," hosted by the Walpole Town Library. Header Text • Date & Time: Monday, October 19 at 6:00 p.m. • Location: Main Library • Main Title: "U.S. Engagement with Africa" Main Body Text The flyer text reads: "Our 'Great Decisions' public forum will meet again on Monday, October 19, at 6:00 p.m. in the Walpole Town Library to discuss U.S. aid, trade, 'transactional relationships' with the 54 nations of Africa. This resource-rich, naturally-spectacular continent is the second largest on the planet, with the fastest growing population. With a flourishing younger generation, Africa will soon have the world’s largest workforce. With a rich supply of critical minerals – lithium, graphite, copper, cobalt – Africa is the target of global competition. China has lost no time in developing trade, manufacturing and mining, while financing infrastructure with bilateral loans. The Foreign Policy Association’s essay by Jendayi E. Frazer, 'U.S. Engagement with Africa,' is available in the library, and a copy can be emailed to you by library director Jane Malmberg: jmalmberg@walpoletownlibrary.org All are welcome to join either in person or via Zoom. Please request the Zoom link from Jane Malmberg and join at 6:30 p.m., following the Master Class video which cannot be shown over Zoom. (The Master Class presents a fascinating history of U.S.-Africa interventions and China’s Belt and Road Initiatives and failures, not to be missed!)" Imagery and Logos • Book Cover: On the right side, there is an image of the "Great Decisions 2026" briefing book cover by the Foreign Policy Association. It features a stylized orange and black map of Africa backlit by a bright sunburst. • Library Logo: At the bottom center, a black square logo depicts a stylized building with grid windows above the text "WALPOLE town library" and the website address walpoletownlibrary.org. • Background: The entire flyer has a light, textured beige background pattern. Would you like me to extract any specific contact details or scheduling information into a simplified list format? AI can make mistakes, so double-check responses
  • Promotional flyer for a Día de los Muertos Celebration hosted on a bright blue background. At the top right, black bold text reads "Thursday, October 22, 3:30 PM." The main header in large bold font says "Día de los Muertos Celebration". Below the header, the body text reads: "Celebrate Día de los Muertos with the Mariposa Museum! Join us at the library to explore authentic artifacts and discover the rich history of the Day of the Dead. Learn how families in Mexico and the U.S. use love, humor, and beautifully decorated altars to celebrate death as a natural part of life." Underneath, smaller text states: "Registration required. Stop by or call 603-756-9806 to sign up." The design features decorative colorful sugar skulls (calaveras) and bright orange and red flowers along the top-left margin and bottom-right corner. At the bottom are logos for the "Mariposa Museum & World Culture Center" and the "Walpole Town Library."
  • Event flyer titled "The Odyssey: A 2,800-Year-Old Tale," announcing a discussion led by Dennis Marcom on Wednesday, November 4 at 6 PM at the Main Library. The visual features an illustration of an ancient sailboat with red sails navigating teal, rolling waves under a blue sky. The side of the ship bears the name "Homer". Below the event details, the text reads: "Inspired by all the buzz around the massive new blockbuster, we're setting sail for literature's ultimate road trip! Join us for an open conversation as we explore the wild plot, legendary monsters, and modern translations of Homer's classic epic. *Reading the book is not necessary to attend but if you'd like to, we have extras available at the library." At the bottom center is the logo for the "Walpole town library."
  • Caregivers Support Group. Meets the second Tuesday of the month, 2 pm, Main Library.
  • Walpole Town Library Story Walk at Distant Hill Nature Trail. Open every day, dusk to dawn. New books every month.
  • Wiggle Time will be back inside starting september 14. Mondays at 10 am
  • Story Time, 10 am on Wednesdays at the Main Library

New at the Library!

American Nightmare by McWilliams, Kelly
Fallow by Sarah Anderson
Hollow Bones by Jodi Picoult
Gates Of Midnightby Wecker, Helene
The Rouse by Mieville, China
The Newer World by Barry, Sebastian
Soldiers & Sailors by Holt, Terrence
Thank You for Remembering by Harding, Emily
Exit Party by Mandel, Emily St. John

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