As part of the celebration of the Town's 275th Anniversary, we're delighted to host master craftsman and Merrimack resident, Charles "Chuck" Mower, as he transforms our parking lot into an open-air woodshop! Stop by during this week-long demonstration of the process of hand-carving a Windsor chair.
View the traveling photo exhibit of 10 historic school buildings that previously existed in the Town of Merrimack. On display in the stairwell and lower hallway through May. This exhibit was curated by the Merrimack Historical Society.
July title TBA.
Our July meeting will be conducted over Zoom; if the weather is nice we will meet outside under the canopy in the parking lot and provide a hybrid in-person/online experience. Please e-mail Library Director Yvette Couser at ycouser@merrimacklibrary.org (link sends e-mail) for the meeting ID number and password.
During the COVID-19 building closure, the Library's Writers' Group will be meeting virtually. This is an informal gathering where you can discuss what you are working on, what you are reading, where you are submitting your work, and more.
At our June meeting, we will discuss The Moment of Lift: How Empowering Women Changes the World by Melina Gates. Physical copies are available to pick up at the Reference Desk and on Hoopla with a Merrimack Library card as an audiobook read by the author.
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Everyone knows that there's "something about lighthouses" that gives them broad appeal, but their vital role in our history and culture is little appreciated. Our early nation was built on maritime economy, and lighthouses were part of the system that made that possible. Due to automation, traditional lighthouse keeping is a way of life that has faded into the past.
During the COVID-19 building closure, the Library's Writers' Group will be meeting virtually. This is an informal gathering where you can discuss what you are working on, what you are reading, where you are submitting your work, and more.
Attendees of this interactive program will learn practical, easy-to-implement, and affordable ways to reduce their dependency on single-use plastics. Learn to cut down on the amount of waste you produce with your grocery shopping, cooking, and dining out practices.
