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Programs and Events
| Chess Night Museum Passes John Walters |
COA Book
Club Killawatt Great Decisions |
Mystery
Group Fiber Arts Group Adult Summer Reading |
Movies
at
the
Library
TML Book Discussion |
Are you working on a project?
Interested in joining a fiber workgroup?
Knitters, needlepointers, felters, hookers, quilters, and others
Please contact Meghan at the library. 526-4656
Workgroup third Thursday of every month
Next Meeting: May 20th at 9:30
During
the
month of August,
get a raffle ticket for each translated book you check out.
Visit the display for selections.
Enter to win fun prizes!!
Tracy Memorial Library
304 Main Street
526-4656 www.tracylibrary.org
get a raffle ticket for each translated book you check out.
Visit the display for selections.
Enter to win fun prizes!!
Tracy Memorial Library
304 Main Street
526-4656 www.tracylibrary.org
Great Decisions Mini Course
Three Sessions
July 29- Russian and Ukraine 10am - 11:30 am
August 12- American Foreign Policy 10am - 11:30 am
August 19- Peacebuilding 2:30pm - 4pm
Lead by Edward Ordman
No registration required. Complimentary booklets available.
Three Sessions
July 29- Russian and Ukraine 10am - 11:30 am
August 12- American Foreign Policy 10am - 11:30 am
August 19- Peacebuilding 2:30pm - 4pm
Lead by Edward Ordman
No registration required. Complimentary booklets available.
Tracy Memorial Library Meeting
Room
"Roads Less Traveled tells the life stories of some truly remarkable people -- people whose lives are full of passion and purpose. They have devoted themselves to a career, an art form, an idea, or a cause. They have literally taken their own "road less traveled." Their stories testify to the breadth of human creativity, and the strength of the human spirit. I met these people through my work as a radio host and magazine writer. This book allows me to tell their stories in full, without the limitations of airtime or word counts. "-jw
Thursday, August 12 at 7pm
John Walters is a writer, editor, and voice artist. He was the creator and host of The Front Porch, an award-winning interview show on New Hampshire Public Radio. He was the winner of the 2009 Donald M. Murray Outstanding Journalism Award, given by the New Hampshire Writers' Project. He now lives in East Montpelier, Vermont; he lived in Elkins, NH from 2000 to 2006.
chess Night
Are
You
Interested
in
Playing
Chess?
First and
Third Thursday of Every
Month at 6pm
All
ages
welcome
Tracy
memorial
library
304
main
St
New
London,
nh
03257
526-4656
Instructor:
Eugene
tappen
Want to know how much it’s costing to run your refrigerator? Does the clock on your microwave use more electricity than the oven itself? How much money can you save by using a compact fluorescent lamp instead of a standard incandescent bulb? Should you leave your computer on all the time?
Borrow a Kill A Watt™ Meter from Tracy Memorial Library
Thanks to the New London Energy Committee, you can borrow a Kill A Watt™ meter from Tracy Memorial Library and easily calculate the electricity consumption of your household appliances and electronics. We have three meters available for a two-week loan period.
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Tracy Memorial Library can send you and your family to the museum!
Passes available for loan :
New!!
Monthly Book Discussion Group
Meets the first Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm at the library.
- January-Winter's Tale/ Mark Helprin
- February-Under
the
Tuscan
Sun/
Frances
Mayes
- March- Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nightime/ Mark Haddon
- April- Hungry Tide/ Amitav Ghosh
- May-
Incendiary/ Chris Cleave
- June-Cold Comfort Farm/ Stella Gibbons
- July- Collaborators of Bethlehem/ Matt Rees
- August- Moon Tiger/ Penelope Lively
- September- Maltese Falcon/ Dashiell Hammett
- October- Little Giant of Aberdeen County/ Tiffany Baker
- November- Ursula Hegi/ Stones from the River
- December- Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society
- January- No Meeting
- February- Conte of Monte Cristo/ Dumas
- March- Dogs of March/ Hebert
- April- March/ Brooks
- May- Henry and Clara/ Mallon
- June- Kim/ Kipling
- July- The Game/ King
- August- Olive Kitteridge/ Strout
- September-
Confederates
in
the
Attic/
Horowitz
Breakfast Club at the Kearsarge Area Council on Aging
37
Pleasant
Street,
New
London
Meets the
second Tuesday of the
month at 9:30 am at COA
- January- Three Cups of Tea/ Greg Mortenson
- February Run/ Ann Patchett
- March- Nickel and Dimed/ Barbara
Ehrenreich
- April- Dogs of Babel/ Carolyn Parkhurst
- May-Animal, Vegetable, Miracle/ Barbara
Kingsolver
- June-Out Stealing Horses/ Per Petterson
- July- Girl in Hyacinth Blue/ Susan Vreeland
- August- Out of Africa/ Isak Dinesen
- September- Telex from Cuba/ Rachel Kushner
- October- Eat, Pray, Love/ Elizabeth Gilbert
- November- Spy Who Came in from the Cold/ John Le Carre
- December- Suite Francaise/ Irene Nemirovsky
- January- Here if You Need Me/ Kate
Braestrup
- February- Water for Elephants/ Sarah Gruen
- March- To Kill a Mockingbird/ Lee
- April- Loving Frank/ Horan
- May- Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society/ Shaffer
- June- The Awakening/ Chopin
- July- Northern Borders/ Howard Frank Mosher
- August- Luncheon of the Boating Party/ Vreeland
- September-
Mystery Readers Group
For more
information,
contact
library moderator, Ray Heath, at 526-4656
Usually
meets
the
last
Friday
of
the
month
at
1:00
pm
at
the
library.
All
readers
are
welcome.This
informal
group
gathers
to share
and recommend mystery novels, watch movies, and take occasional field
trips.
Movies at the Library
Read the
book at home and
join us
for
a
matinee
showing on the big
screen. Refreshments provided.
Third Tuesday of every month at 2pm
August 17 Avatar
G 162min