Events

Join us to welcome John Neely to the Freedom Public Library. A common misconception is that wildfire is not a threat in New England. However, history tells a different story. Hear about past wildfires in New England and how fire has become an increasing occurrence with the onset of climate...

Join us to welcome local authors and photographers Rick Davidson and Bill Thompson to discuss the 2nd volume of their series: Buried New Hampshire. This program will expand upon this summer's event at the Freedom Historical Society. What new stories of New Hampshire's Dead will you hear at the library?...

Join us every Wednesday for a weekly story hour! Best suited for ages 2-5 and their caregivers. We'll read, sing, play and together at the library. No registration is required!

Join Molly at the FVS for conversational Spanish. All levels are welcome! Let's aim to speak in Spanish (or Spanglish) for an hour while we enjoy a coffee or tea. Topic of discussion: holiday traditions.

Visit or call the library or email Amanda at asst@freedompubliclibrary.org to register. Let's make snowflakes to welcome winter. This craft program is best suited for adults and teens. All materials will be provided.

This is a monthly program that (typically) meets the second Saturday of each month. Open to artists of all ages. Bring your own supplies! Work on a project or sketch a still life. No instruction is provided--come create alongside the community! Drop-in starting at 10:30am, stay as long as you'd...

Join Amanda for Cookbook Club! This month--we're swapping cookies! There will be no cookbook club to checkout! How does it work? Make 2 dozen of your favorite holiday cookies, bring the recipe and swap with other attendees. By participating in the Cookbook Club, individuals acknowledge and accept responsibility for their...

Join us every Wednesday for a weekly story hour! Best suited for ages 2-5 and their caregivers. We'll read, sing, play and together at the library. No registration is required!

Copies of this nonfiction selection are available at the Circulation Desk now. We'll meet Thursday, December 18 at 6:00pm for a discussion. What's this book about? From Goodreads.com: In the 1920s, the richest people per capita in the world were members of the Osage Nation in Oklahoma. After oil was...

Mrs. Klaus will be at the library for a holiday themed story hour. Join us to read 3 stories, learn American Sign Language, and craft together while we celebrate the holidays together! Children and caregivers of all ages are welcome.