Events
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Author Visit: Linnea Hartsuyker
Linnea Hartsuyker, author of the Golden Wolf Saga, will be visiting the library. She will be discussing her first book The Half-Drowned King as well as Norse culture particularly fabric arts, rowing and sailing.
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Walk and Talk with the Library
Join librarian Matthew and Ausbon Sargent Land Preservation Trust for a walk around Clark Pond in New London. This event is free and open to members and non-members, but registration is required and can be done by emailing the Stewardship and Program Coordinator, Jamie Wilson, at stewardship@ausbonsargent.org or by calling the office at: 603-526-6555. Learn about the […]
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Coyote: Becoming Wolf with Chris Schadler
An eastern coyote is defined as much by its western coyote ancestry as by its DNA contribution from the Eastern wolf. “Our” coyotes vary physically and behaviorally from its smaller relative – while still carrying the incredible adaptability and canniness of Wile E. Coyote. This program takes a deep dive into the ecology and behavior […]
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Children’s Musician Steve Blunt
Stop by after the Hospital Days Parade for some adventure-themed material “Ramble On—Sing a Song!” A fun, upbeat performance that takes kids & families on a rollicking musical journey—with songs about adventures big & small! Award-winning children’s musician Steve Blunt invites audiences of all ages to discover the joy of music while singing, clapping, moving […]
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Author Visit John Flynn
Former New London resident and author John Flynn will discuss his lifelong passion of the boomerang and his book entitled 50 Important Boomerangs. John is a 4-time Boomerang Team World Champion and 13-time Event World Record Holder. As well as being personally accomplished he has also spent the better part of four decades tracking the history, evolution […]
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Camp Coniston Visit
Join participants of Camp Coniston's Camper-in-Training (CIT) 2024 West Coast program who visited the YMCA of the Seven Council Fires in South Dakota. It is the only YMCA on a Native American Reservation. Learn about their trip as well as efforts to amplify Native voices. Open to all.