Story Hour/September 30
Last week at Story Hour, we had caterpillars in the library. This week, we’ll have spiders! Claire will start things off by reading The Very Busy Spider by Eric Carle. And then, come the spiders. Each child will get a round “body” made out of construction paper. It will have Read more…
Job Opening
Our Library Director, Diane Atwood, has decided it’s time to retire, so we are now searching for a new Library Director.
To apply:
Send a resume and cover letter to Terri Whyte, Board President:
~North Gorham Public Library, 2 Standish Neck Road, Gorham, ME 04038
~northgorhampl@gmail.com
~or drop off at the library
Story Hour/September 23
This week at Story Hour, look out for hungry caterpillars! Claire will read The Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle, and afterwards, the children will “make” caterpillars. Each child will get a construction paper leaf, pom poms, and googly eyes to build their caterpillar. They’ll also draw nibble marks on their Read more…
Collage Event Canceled
Sorry, we had to cancel this event due to illness. We hope to reschedule in the near future.
Story Hour/September 16
Hello, everyone! Bees will be buzzing at Story Hour this week. The children get everything they need to craft their own busy friend, including a stinger! And the book Claire will read is — what else? BEE, a peek-through picture book by Britta Teckentrup. See you at Story Hour Wednesday, Read more…
Chair Yoga
Join us for Chair Yoga on Tuesdays and Saturdays, from 9 to 10 am, September 15 to December 15.
Learn to Collage
This free event was made possible by a grant from The Davis Family Foundation
Story Hour/September 9
The children will be chasing rainbows at Story Hour this week. Claire will read Rainbow Stew by Cathryn Falwell, and afterward, she’ll hand out paper clouds ready to be adorned with googly eyes and a smile. The best part will be the rainbow-colored strips the children will glue to the Read more…
Story Hour/September 2
This week at Story Hour, Claire is reading Turtle Splash! by well-known local author Cathryn Falwell. For a fun craft, each child will get a pristine paper plate. Well, it will have some legs, a head, and a tail glued to the edge, but the rest of the plate, aka Read more…









