Events

« September 06, 2010 - March 05, 2011 »
 
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The SF&F group meets the 2nd & 4th Wednesday each month to talk about the books they have read recently.

Open to older teens and adults.

09 / 9
Start: 7:00 pm
End: 8:00 pm

Just for kids! Join fellow readers and take home free (yes, free!) books to review for the following meeting. Many of these titles are compliments of the publishers, in advance of the official 'on sale' date.

Sign up is required; please ask for Sue. Meetings are usually on the second Thursday each month. Did we mention snacks?

09 / 10
09 / 11
Start: 11:00 am

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EDIE CLARK signing and discussing STATES
OF GRACE: ENCOUNTERS WITH REAL YANKEES
. The “Yankee Magazine” writer’s
newest book is a collection of profiles of over 30 extraordinary New Englanders
“with one deep abiding passion at the center of their lives”, “each of them
living in a state of grace”.

Start: 3:00 pm
End: 5:00 pm

Look - a squirrel! But not just any squirrel. Join us and NH author Jacqueline Heistman as she talks about the inspiration for her new picture book, "The Adventures of Tommy the Tailless Squirrel".

This little fellow is different and shunned by all the other animals. When Tommy acts selflessly and performs a brave deed, the others realize that being different doesn't mean you can't be a good friend!

Get yourself a personalized copy and share a very important lesson with your child. 

09 / 12
09 / 13
Start: 7:00 pm
End: 8:30 pm

Bring your knitting and join hostess Patty Poisson for an informal evening of knitting, chatting and tea on the 2nd Monday evening each month.

Exquisite tea is generously provided by Danielle Beaudette of The Cozy Tea Cart in Brookline, NH. www.thecozyteacart.com

Please note that this group is open to all experienced knitters.

 

09 / 14
Start: 7:00 pm
End: 8:00 pm

Whether building new, adding onto, or remodeling your existing building, come learn about the many different options in environmentally friendly building products and construction techniques. Many manufacturers these days are claiming that their products are green ... but how green are they?

Christina O'Brien, AIA, and Doug Stewart, AIA, LEED AP, will start out their discussion by clarifying the difference between "green" and "sustainable" products (and, yes, there is a difference). They'll also focus on the importance of a well-designed building envelope (foundation, insulation, windows, roofing).

The book Green $ense for the Home by Eric Corey Freed and Kevin Daum will be highlighted during the discussion.

Start: 7:00 pm
End: 8:30 pm

A new group! Please join us and our host, April Coughlin for rousing discussions on foreign policy.

You'll be engaged in a variety of issues revolving around international relations - subjects to be determined by the group.

They will meet every 3 weeks on Tuesday evening at 7 p.m.

09 / 15
Start: 6:30 pm

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in concert next door: TAYLOR HO BYNUM, FORBES GRAHAM,  & SISTERS
AND BROTHERS
Taylor Ho Bynum has played and recorded
extensively with Anthony Braxton over the past ten years, and is considered one
of the great trumpeters of this generation.  He has played with other
luminaries such as Cecil Taylor, Bill Dixon, and Mary Halvorson.  He is on
a bicycle tour of the U.S., and will be riding into Peterborough on Wednesday
September 15.  Opening the show will be area freeform experimentalists
Sisters and Brothers, and returning for the first time since the inaugral Thing
in the Spring, is the mind-expanding trumpeter Forbes Graham.   The concert will be $7, and is as always, all ages.  Please come
to listen, and open yourself up to some new sounds.  

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09 / 16
09 / 17
09 / 18
Start: 2:00 pm
End: 3:00 pm

Rich and Sandra Wallace, husband and wife, will sign and talk about their books for young readers, Little Joe, Kickers 01: Ball Hogs, Sports Camp, and Winning Season: Second-String Center.

Start: 2:00 pm

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MARY CATHERINE BATESON – autographing & discussing COMPOSING A FURTHER LIFE: THE AGE OF ACTIVE WISDOM a follow
up to her 1991 best seller Composing A Life. The new book is an
exuberant exploration of a new stage in the life cycle, “Adulthood 2”, created
by unprecedented levels of health, energy, time, and resources.

09 / 19
09 / 20
09 / 21
09 / 22
09 / 23
Start: 7:00 pm
End: 8:00 pm

Welcome to our monthly meeting for teens, where YOU become the star!

The group will select FREE books (many in advance of publication) and review them the following month. It's a great way to meet fellow readers, try something new, and polish your editorial skills. Perhaps one day soon we'll be reading YOUR book!

Our host is Sue Carita, give her a call and sign up to reserve your place at the table. Meetings are usually held on the fourth Thursday each month.

Start: 7:00 pm
End: 8:30 pm

The Classics Crowd meets every other month on the THIRD Thursday to discuss titles voted on by concensus. New readers of timeless literature are encouraged to join. Snacking is welcome!

Month and selection (so far)...

September 23 is the FOURTH Thursday: "Frenchman's Creek" by Daphne du Maurier.

November 18: "Of Human Bondage" by W. Somerset Maugham. 

09 / 24
09 / 25
Start: 11:00 am

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HOWARD MANSFIELD signing and discussing TURN
AND JUMP: HOW TIME AND PLACE FELL APART
. In the days before “Standard
Time” towns kept their own time pegged to the sun. With the rise of the
railroads time needed to be synchronized to make scheduling possible and the
hour no longer reflected the exact position of the sun overhead. In a series of
essays Howard examines what time has meant to us in New England, from the days
of continuous vaudeville, to Swanzey’s famous “Old Homestead” play that
depicted chores “measured by the task, not by the hour”, to the long years of
Derby’s department store in Peterborough.

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Start: 11:00 am

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JUD HALE, long time editor of “Yankee
Magazine” autographing and discussing INSIDE NEW ENGLAND. his newly
republished book about what it’s really like here in our corner of the States.

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