Movie Night 12/27

Movie Night -December.

A fun movie for both kids and adults! Rated PG

7:00 Friday 12/27 FREE. All are welcome. BYOPopcorn.

The Kid Who Would be King

Movie Night

On Friday, Nov. 29 at 7:00 p.m. we will be showing "The Biggest Little Farm". You can see the trailer here

This film is rated PG. Free and all are welcome!

Conversation with Poetry

Welcome to our first

Conversation with Poetry at the Harrisville Library!

This Saturday, November 9th, at 10:30 we’ll have an hour to begin to find our various and unique ways into some poems by our upcoming readers.  Rebecca Kaiser Gibson promises to offer you a whole new, pretty fun, way to discover your own relationship to these poems.  We hope YOU can join us.

And remember, the poets, Ellen Doré Watson and George Kalogeris will be reading the next day, Sunday, at 4:30 at Denis Hall.

Poetry in Harrisville

Family Program on Woody Guthrie

Saturday, October 19th at 11:00 a.m.
Mary DesRosiers, accompanied by Gordon Peery, guitar, will present a family program  featuring the songs of Woody Guthrie: including some of the songs he wrote for his own kids, the story of the dust bowl ballads, and some old favorites for singing along.  Come along and join the fun!

Local Wildlife

On Monday, September 16th at 5:00 p.m. an Interpretive Ranger fro Monadnock State Park will be giving a presentation about Local Wildlife. This will be a talk with hands-on aspects. Welcome to all ages and free of charge!

Movie Night Returns to HPL!

Now that it is getting dark earlier in the evening, we will bring back Movie Night. Our first movie of the season will be "Infamous" starring Toby Jones, Sandra Bullock and Daniel Craig. It is rated R. The movie will be shown of Friday, September 27th at 7:00 pm. It is based on events in Truman Capote's life as he was writing "In Cold Blood".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZw8ORyIbLI

Summer Reading programs for kids

SUMMER AT THE HARRISVILLE LIBRARY FOR KIDS

Wednesday July 10^th at 11am: Susan Behl will be reading “JUMP FROG JUMP” by Robert Kalan and showing how to make a frog puppet.

Wednesday July 17^th at 11am: Susan Behl reading “If I had a Sheep” by Mick Inkpen and helping to make a sheep to take home.

Saturday, July 20^th at 11am:  Kim Wallach will do a concert with parts to join in.

Wednesday July 24^th at 11am: TBA

Wednesday July 31st at 11am: Haiku and summer songs.   Come sing and write Haiku with Sarah Kendall.

Wednesday August 7^th at 11am: TBA, look for another music event.

Wednesday August 14^th at 11am: TBA, but expect “Oh, Were They Ever Happy´ by Peter Spier.

All programs are free and open to the public.  Appropriate for all ages.  The very young should bring a helper.  More info at 827-2918.