Whimsical Pen Art Class – Thursday, 10/8/26 at 6 PM

Using a micron pen, discover how simple lines can create depth, texture, and charm.  In this beginner-friendly class you’ll create a whimsical 5×7 pen drawing featuring a cozy Halloween window complete with pumpkins, spider webs, weathered wood, and charming seasonal details. No drawing experience is necessary—just bring your curiosity. Class size is limited.  A $5 non-refundable materials fee must be paid in advance to reserve your spot. Register at the… Read more

Yoto Players – Now at Kimball Library!

Yoto players are now available in the Children’s Room! Check out a Yoto player, and find a story you’d like to listen to. These portable players combine your favorite stories with an easy way to listen on the go. Yoto players are available for one week loans and can be found next to our audiobook collection. Stop by the Children’s Room and check out one today!… Read more

Little Groove Music (Babies to Age 5): Friday, 10/9/26 at 10:15 AM

Children ages 3 months to age 5 and their caregivers are invited to join us for a toe-tapping good time. Little Groove Music will visit Kimball Library to introduce your little ones to music and instruments with this very special program. Little Groove music classes offer a unique and engaging experience for children aged 3 months to 5 years old. Through the use of sound, sight, and touch, toddlers and… Read more

Film Enthusiast – Upcoming Films on Tuesdays at 1 PM

Are you a Cineaste (an enthusiast for or devotee of movies or filmmaking)? If so, join us as we view award winning films, documentaries, foreign films and modern classics. Watch the feature film and then join the group in giving a ‘thumbs up’ review.  As always, Kleenex will be available for those ‘laugh until you cry’ movie moments. THE UPCOMING FILMS:  *Please note the films are subject to change.  … Read more

Redcoats & Rebels: New Hampshire and the American Revolution – Thursday, 10/15/26 at 6 PM

  New Hampshire often gets overlooked in the narrative of the American Revolution, overshadowed by its noisy neighbor to the south. Nowadays, few people know about Paul Revere’s first ride, which was to Portsmouth in December 1774 to warn the patriots that the British were coming to reinforce Fort William and Mary, five months before the Redcoats marched on Concord and Lexington. Nor do they know that two-thirds of the… Read more