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National Library Week #NLW, More to the Story
As National Library Week comes to a close, I’m reflecting on the community support that has always been the foundation of Frost Free’s success. Not only did we get treated to lunch by Friends of Frost Free but Library Super Fans delivered flowers and cookies too! Our Little Free Library #LFL ambassador has been able…
Read MoreFeeling the squeeze in your wallet?
I know I am. The latest news about electric rates has my, newly retired, husband GROANING. https://www.wmur.com/article/new-hampshire-increases-electricity-bills-61622/40314355. Did you know that library usage typically goes up during times of financial stress? Your library card # gives you access to our print collection; including Large Print, Nonfiction, Magazines and the latest from the best of lists…
Read MoreHappy Friday, Marlborough
During May 2022 there were 11,303 requests filled through the NHAIS ILL System by 238 separate libraries. That’s NH’s Inter Library Loan System in case you’re on acronym overload like me. There were 197 libraries during May that filled 60% (or more) of all the requests they got. There were 39 libraries that received 100+ requests…
Read More20th Century Pops, Tues 7/28 at 7 pm, We are ON for tonight’s concert
Due to cancellations related to distancing and highrisk singing activities some bands have had to cancel this year. No concert tonight, 7/14 or 7/21. Join us on the 28th for 20th Century Pops, weather permitting, Tuesday, August 11th for Junction 1-3-5 Quartet and August 18th at 6:30 pm for double feature finale with Legendary Kingsnakes…
Read MoreSteel Drums MOVED to next Tuesday, July 7 at 7 pm.
Due to much needed rain, Tropical Sensations is bumped to next Tuesday, July 7th. Cancellation by Jazz Express, Westmoreland Town Band and Cheshiremen have allowed us to offer this rain date. Be sure to join us for this last appearance by Tropical Sensations before they hang up their sticks. Masks & distancing appreciated. Library restroom…
Read MoreSing!
“Music energizes us, motivating us to exercise, clean the house and buy things (think advertising jingles). There’s a ton of research showing that music makes us smarter – nations and schools with strong music education are linked with higher academic achievement and studies have shown music learning in older adults wards off dementia and Alzheimer’s.Music creates cultural empathy bringing together people from very different cultures around the world. Music soothes children to sleep.” www.musicallaround.net
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