Writing poetry is a solitary endeavor… Are you looking for feedback on your poems? You are invited to join the Poetry Group at NWPL for sharing and critique.
Grandparents, parents, and caregivers are invited to bring their young charges to enjoy stories. Discover new picture books or savor old favorites with the younger family members.
Writing poetry is a solitary endeavor… Are you looking for feedback on your poems? You are invited to join the Poetry Group at NWPL for sharing and critique.
Not your usual Book Club! There is no assigned reading…. We chat about books you’re currently reading, books you’ve loved, and the books you’ve always wanted to read.
Join us for a lively reading of storybooks celebrating winter and the holiday season. We’ll gather after school and begin the readings and related activities at 3:30 pm, after everyone has had a little snack and gotten settled. December brings the Winter Solstice, Hanukkah, Christmas, and more! These short, dark days are marked with a […]
Send the kids outside to romp, take off your apron, stash the light-hanging ladder, and join us for Ham Gillett’s traditional Wassail reading of Dylan Thomas's lyrical poem.
Send the kids outside to romp, take off your apron, stash the light-hanging ladder, and join us for Ham Gillett’s traditional Wassail reading of Dylan Thomas's lyrical poem.
Writing poetry is a solitary endeavor… Are you looking for feedback on your poems? You are invited to join the Poetry Group at NWPL for sharing and critique.
Do you like to read about cooking, experiment with recipes, share stories about food with others, and eat good food? If so, join us for Read, Cook, Eat!, a cookbook discussion group.
Grandparents, parents, and caregivers are invited to bring their young charges to enjoy stories. Discover new picture books or savor old favorites with the younger family members.
Writing poetry is a solitary endeavor… Are you looking for feedback on your poems? You are invited to join the Poetry Group at NWPL for sharing and critique.
Explore Irish literature, a field rich for discussion. From ancient mythology to modern society, Irish writers tackle urban and rural issues, political and religious divides, and the challenges and joys of life with honesty and humor.
Grandparents, parents, and caregivers are invited to bring their young charges to enjoy stories. Discover new picture books or savor old favorites with the younger family members.
Writing poetry is a solitary endeavor… Are you looking for feedback on your poems? You are invited to join the Poetry Group at NWPL for sharing and critique.