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Join us at the library for two free Chair Yoga classes. If there is enough interest, we will offer a 12-week class beginning in September. If you can, bring a small blanket. Hope to see you there!

For Story Hour this week, Claire says Shape Capers is the name, and shape-making is the game. We will have circles, triangles, and squares hole-punched and ready to be brought to life with their choice of yarn and a happy face. On Wednesday, August 19, from 10:30 to 11:30, at Read more…

This month, Book Club is reading Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan. Note the new start time – 10:30 instead of 11:00. More time for discussion! You are welcome to join, even if you have not had time to read the book. Copies are available at the library during Read more…

Discover simple, effective strategies to help improve balance, reduce the risk of falls, and promote safe, confident independence. Presented by Avita of Stroudwater and FOX Rehab at North Gorham Public Library. FREE event. Lunch provided by Avita. Caregiver bags provided by the library, thanks to a grant from the Jonah Read more…

Claire is reading The Princess and the Pea at Story Hour this week. Afterward, the children will make and decorate crowns with pom-poms, markers, glitter, and stickers. They’ll use a long “fuzzy stick” to wrap the crown securely around their head. Join the fun Wednesday, July 29, from 10:30 to Read more…

Tuesday, July 28
10:30 to 11:30
Children in grades 1-5
FREE

FREE
Grades 1-5
Tuesday, July 21, 10:30 – 11:30
RSVP 892-2575 or northgorhampl@gmail.com

This week’s Story Hour craft is bracelets. Each child will receive a molded bracelet to decorate with markers, glitter, stickers, pom-poms, beads, or buttons. Claire will read Pete the Cat: Rocking in My School Shoes. Pete was happy to accompany bracelet week! Make a cool bracelet this Wednesday, July 22, Read more…

This week at Story Hour, watch out for jellyfish! Claire will read Ocean Meets Sky, written by The Fan Brothers. Afterward, each child will receive a jellyfish body with holes for creating tentacles out of different-colored strands of yarn. They’ll decorate the body as they wish with markers, crayons, or Read more…

At our summer reading program last week, the children learned all about trees — their parts, the different ways we use trees, and how important they are for the environment. Afterward, everyone went outside and found bark peelings, seeds, pine needles, leaves, ferns, and more. Back inside, they used them Read more…