Also: 17th SouperFest; Dirty Paws 5K; yard sale-thrift shop; storytimes; java and jazz and other concerts; comic con; family camp; comedy.
Also: The Art of Great Bay; grow beans and garlic; line dance party; women’s leadership success stories; yoga; theatre; crafts; crochet.
Gardening class, French conversation, public health talk; preschool storytime, adult turtle craft, eyewear event, stretching for mobility.
Also: “The Little Prince”; coin and currency expo; spring at the mall; egg hunts; pet vaccine clinic; a baa baa bash; a Broadway rave; more.
Good Friday services, jazz vigil from Mary Magdalene’s perspective, improv, women’s leadership: managing volunteers, yoga, art exhibition.
Also: Garden club discusses “container gardening”; yoga tuneup; creative writing publication and web classes; crafternoon; storytimes.
Comedy, theatre, pancake breakfast, sustainability fair, meet animal babies, monthly women’s circle, storytimes, Make-A-Wish fundraiser.
The event at the LaBelle Winery will feature a live and silent auction, brunch, and adoptable dogs to support the rescue's new facility.
Here is your complete guide to November fun around the Granite State: Fairs, food, fundraisers, and festivals.
The prescription for end-of-summer malaise or “end-of-the-summer scaries” is to get out and have some fun in Amherst.
The quickest way to get caught up on the most important things happening today in Amherst.
Join Amherst, Phillips Exeter Academy, Monadnock, and other poets on Zoom for their Inaugural Reading on Oct. 12.
If you missed the program or want to share it with a friend, it can now be viewed online (Passcode: P4+qTh2m).
If you missed the talk, you can now view it online (Passcode: *%z6L8Z0) or check out one of our books about food preservation.
Several books were recommended in the Q&A at the end for those that wanted to learn more.
The Amherst Town Library (and all GMILCS consortium libraries) will be upgrading our computer system.
Make sure you have a pencil and a few sheets of white paper ready so that you can draw along.
If you missed the program, you can watch the recording online.
For those who missed the program or would like to share it with a friend, you may view the recording online.
Joan was a wealth of knowledge and we look forward to welcoming her back to the library again.
If you missed the presentation, you can view a recording online.
Now we are officially going fine-free forever, eliminating late fines for overdue materials!
Attendees were treated to a presentation on the history of tea by the very knowledgeable Danielle Beaudette of The Cozy Tea Cart.
See what's happening in Amherst - check out the Patch Calendar
NH Poet Laureate Alexandria Peary enthralled us with her fascinating workshop.
If you are interested in her work, check out her two travel guides to gardens in the Norheast.
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You can now view the recording (Passcode: %P&?4C8D). Or, check out her book.
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If you were unable to join us, or wish to see the program again or share with a friend, the recording is now available.
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To renew an expired library card you must provide a photo ID that contains the name and current address of the applicant.
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If you haven't already, click the link below to register to attend the virtual production.
Click the link below to learn about history of Christmas in New England.
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