This is a hybrid meeting; if you would like to attend in-person, please join us in the Lowell Room. If you would like to attend via Zoom, please email Yvette at ycouser@merrimacklibrary.org to receive the Zoom meeting information. Please register.
*Our April meeting will be a hybrid meeting; if you would like to attend in-person, please join us in the Lowell Room. If you would like to attend via Zoom, please email Yvette at ycouser@merrimacklibrary.org to receive the Zoom meeting information. Please register.*
*Our March meeting will be a hybrid meeting; if you would like to attend in-person, please join us in the Lowell Room. If you would like to attend via Zoom, please email Yvette at ycouser@merrimacklibrary.org to receive the Zoom meeting information. Please register.*
This is an informal gathering where you can discuss what you're working on, what you're reading, where you're submitting your work, and more. Many of us have participated in November's National Novel Writing Month and would like to continue to improve our writing in a supportive environment.
The Merrimack Public Library Development Fund Committee
This is an informal gathering where you can discuss what you're working on, what you're reading, where you're submitting your work, and more. Many of us have participated in November's National Novel Writing Month and would like to continue to improve our writing in a supportive environment.
Parents and caregivers are invited to join a new book club hosted by Southern New Hampshire Pandemic Parents on the fourth Tuesday of each month at 6 PM. This book club is meant to tackle the tough topics around childcare and provide a community for pandemic parents.
The local parenting group Southern New Hampshire Pandemic Parents was formed for parents who had children during the pandemic, but the book club is open to non-group members and members of the community!
Zoom will be offered for those who are interested but cannot attend in person!
Merrimack Public Library presents the Center for Holocaust Education of the East Valley JCC's virtual tour of Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp as companion to our April Community Book Club's reading of Elie Weisel's, Night.
This virtual tour is led by a professional tour guide live from Poland who uses historical footage, Holocaust survivor testimonies and modern animation combined with videos, photos, drone footage and virtual reality tools to teach about the horrors that happened in the world’s most infamous concentration camps.
Twice a month, join us for creative play ideas! Where will your imagination take you?
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