NWPL will be closed on Monday, February 16, Presidents' Day.
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Community Survey
Please respond by March 31NWPL wants to learn how you use the library now and what you would like us to focus on in the coming years. The online survey is available here. Printed survey forms are available at the circulation desk. Take the survey »
Bingo Night | Library After Hours
Thurs | Feb 19 | 6:30 pm
Try your luck & have fun!
Julia Cooke | Starry & Restless: Three Women Who Changed Work, Writing, & the World
Tues | Feb 24 | 6 pm
Julia Cook will discuss the ways three women changed how we see the role of journalism with Jeff Sharlet.
Saturday Family Story TIme
Saturdays | 10:30 am
Grandparents, parents, and caregivers are invited to bring their young charges to enjoy stories.
Mezzanine Gallery
January & February
"Flower Power: An Exhibition of Watercolors, Prints, & Collages" by Patsy Highberg
Through the library, you can...
Download eBooks and eAudiobooks » Stream thousands of movies » Use our internet, computers, printers, scanners and fax machines » Get one-on-one tech support and computer help » Borrow tools, household goods and more from our Library of Things » Borrow museum passes » Engage in online learning through Gale, Mango, SciStarter and more » Reserve a space for programs, events and meetings » Recycle batteries and small electronics » ...and more!
A Place for Kids of All Ages
Children’s Room
Located on the lower level, the Children’s Room functions as a “library within a library.” A wall of windows overlooks the children’s garden and the space features dedicated areas for babies, kids, and teens, as well as a separate room for Story Time and crafts.
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Art & Literature as Medicine
We are excited to be named a Community Partner in Art Pharmacy’s year-long pilot program at Dartmouth College.
Sew, What?
Interested in using the sewing machines in NWPL's Library of Things? Ready to learn, or share your knowledge?
Long Story, Short?
Interested in discussing short stories? Please share your ideas!
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The Norman Williams Public Library, whose services are available to all at no charge, is a not-for-profit library with only a portion of our budget coming from the town. Each year, nearly two-thirds of the NWPL’s operating budget must come from fundraising. Please help us maintain our services with your donation today.
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