Button Up Energy Efficiency Workshop, Wednesday October 23

Button Up Workshop is an hour-long presentation that will teach you ways to improve your home's energy efficiency.
The instructors will discuss energy-saving tips and NHSaves energy efficiency programs. Learn about saving electricity, insulation, and air sealing, energy audit and weatherization programs, rebates on electric and gas appliances, and other incentives from NH’s energy utilities. New Hampshire residents who want to use energy wisely and save money will find the information very useful.

Registration is required.

Local History: Ku Klux Klan in NE in the 1920's, Tuesday October 22

Most New Englanders think of the Ku Klux Klan as a Southern institution targeting mainly African-Americans. But in the 1920s the Klan was nationwide and enjoyed strong support in the North and West, as well as the South. In addition to people of color, the 1920s Klan also targeted Catholics, Jews, immigrants, and organized labor. In his presentation, author David Vermette will explore the history of the so-called “Second Klan” of the 1920s focusing especially on the Klan’s New England chapters.

NonFiction Book Club: It Was Vulgar, and it Was Beautiful, Monday October 21

The library's Nonfiction Book Club meets the third Monday each month at 1 PM. All are welcome.

Whenever possible, copies of each month's title will be available for checkout with a library card.

Registration is optional - register to receive reminders!

This club will be held in hybrid format. Come in person at the library, or attend online! Click this link to connect via Zoom. Password: 3GWdHC