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Register for a Library Card Online!
All Portsmouth, NH residents are eligible for a free library card. If you’ve never signed up, don’t worry - you can get a library card online!
Library closes at 5 PM today! (Wednesday).
Library closes at 5 PM today! (Monday).
Fireworks Postponed
Portsmouth Community Power Shares Community Power Coalition of NH Announcement on New Aug 2023-Jan 2024 Electric Rates
Women Pirates from Around the World, Wednesday July 26
With the Tall Ships in port this month, you won’t want to miss this presentation and performance by Carol Busby featuring 5 historical women pirates from both near and far!
Historic House Plaque Program, Tuesday July 25
The Portsmouth Athenaeum, Portsmouth NH 400, the Friends of the South End, and the Citywide Neighborhood Committee are collaborating on a Historic House Plaque Program for 2023!
The owners of any house, no matter the age or location in Portsmouth, can research the origins of their home and complete the application for approval to install a plaque that has been pre-approved by the City’s Historic District Commission.