Category: Notes from the Library

April is National Poetry Month! Stop by and try your hand at “Pruned Poetry” a local variety of Found Poetry.

The acoustics on the Mezzanine are lively which can make hearing presenters clearly a challenge, especially for those who wear hearing aids. The sound system at NWPL now supports assisted listening devices.

As part of the Sustainable Libraries Working Group eco-literacy effort, a few of us at NWPL will be taking a three-part webinar workshop on sustainable fashion and textiles, and you are welcome to join us!

Following a brief history of Falconry, which dates back at least 4,000 years, Zooey Zullo from New England Falconry introduced us to a Lanner falcon, a Harris hawk, and a burrowing owl.

A book is a book is a book… No matter the format you choose to read it! Nowadays we have plenty of options for consuming books. You can read the […]

There are four book discussion groups at Norman Williams Public Library and they all welcome new participants. There’s no assigned reading for What’s On Your Nightstand! Join us monthly on […]

Norman Williams Public Library is gearing up for a busy season of workshops, games, events, and book discussions. We invite you to join us in person, online, or both! During […]

Libraries are nonpartisan, but they are not indifferent. As institutions that provide access to information, resources, programs, and public spaces for all members of a community, libraries are a cornerstone for civic engagement.

Sometimes mobility issues and transportation challenges make it hard to get to the library to select books. Enter the Bag Mobile!