Upcoming Events @ Your Library

Dunbar Grinch   rated PG                           

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Book to movie club: the title is “Wild” by Cheryl Strayed, copies (and audios) available at the library.  Book discussion Monday, 12/9 at 6:30 p.m., Movie showing Thursday 12/12 at 6:30 p.m., free popcorn, of course!       

  Possible choices for the January title: “Nobody’s Fool” by Richard Russo, “Master and Commander” by Patrick O’Brien, or “Princess Bride: s. morgenstern’s classic tale of true love and high adventure”, by William Goldman. 

In February/March we will do “The boy who harnessed the wind” by William Kamkwamba (assuming it is still showing on it’s provider!). 

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The Friends of the Library are hosting an Open House. All are welcome!

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  Wednesday Lapsitter Storytimes ( ages 0-3) at 10 am 

Theme: Mittens and Hats 

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Thursday Preschool Storytime (ages 4 and up) at 10:30 am (No age restrictions; this is only the targeted age group.)   

Theme: Hats and Mittens

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THE DUNBAR LITTLE FREE LIBRARY:   Is closed for the season, will re-open in Spring.
Located in Rum Brook Plaza, 249 Route 10 North
This project was generously funded by the Friends of Dunbar Free Library and the Eastman Charitable Foundation. Participants of Eastman’s Youth Conservation Corp built the structure.

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Here’s the crew that built it!

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If you want to request something you DON’T find in our catalog, try searching the NH Union Public Access Catalog or “NHU-PAC“. You can check to see if what you want is available anywhere in other NH public libraries. Most of the college libraries have to be searched for in different ways now. If you can’t find it, send us an  e-mail with the title, author if available, format (book, DVD, CD), publishing date if you know it. If you have the time, tell us how you heard about it. We’ll call you when it’s in or to tell you that we can’t get it for you, usually the former.

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