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March Happenings at Pease Public Library, Plymouth
Adult Programs:
Knitting Club, every Thurs- day at 3:30 PM.
Adult Morning Medita- tion, Friday, March 6th at 11 AM. Connect with us in the Community Room for a guided morning meditation. To ensure everyone's comfort, please bring your own yoga mat. We'll have a few extra on hand, first come first served.
Library Board of Trust- ees Meeting, Wednesday, March 18th at 4 PM.
In the Shadow of Tunusuak Book Talk, Wednesday, March 18th at 5:30 PM. Published by Brack and Brine is a rare, true story of two brothers’ journey through the mountains, glaciers, and rivers, of the Torngat Mountains. This story has been brought to print by Chris’s widow, Jennifer Mor- ris, and Chris’s brother and travel companion, Brendan Buckley. Composed using travel journals Chris made on two separate trips to the Torngats, twenty years apart, the book is a vital addition to the canon of expedition litera- ture about Labrador. Join us for a live book talk with Chris’s widow, Jen Morris, and by Zoom, Chris’s brother and hiking companion, Brendan Buckley. This program is free and open to the public. They will have books available for purchase that evening.
Artist Reception: Tara Bryson, Thursday, March 19th at
6 PM. A multi-talented mother, artist, designer, and teacher, Bryson brings a unique perspec- tive to her creative practice. Her work, spanning various disci- plines, will be showcased in the gallery throughout March. Tara’s Art will be on display throughout the month of March. Please join us on Thursday, March 19th, at 6 PM for an Artist Reception. Light refreshments generously funded by the Young Ladies' Library As- sociation.
Why Democracy? A NH Humanities-to-Go Program, Wednesday, March 25th at 5:30 PM at Old Webster Court- house. A NH Humanities-to-go Program presented by Joshua Duclos, co-sponsored with the Plymouth Historical Society. De- mocracy is taken to be an obvi- ous good. It often seems like the one thing we can agree on in a political debate. After all, only dictators and fools question the value of democracy...right? And yet, the value of democracy has been challenged again and again throughout history. Great philos- ophers from Plato to Confucius thought it was a terrible idea, and many contemporary West- ern political theorists have spec- ulated that democracy may not be as useful or moral as we sup- pose. For those who believe in the value of democracy (its efficacy and its morality), it is important to analyze, articulate, and explore the arguments in which democ-
racy is grounded. This talk will do three things: (1) explain what democracy is; (2) explain why serious historical and contempo- rary thinkers have distrusted de- mocracy; and (3) explore the best contemporary arguments in favor of democracy.
Basics of A.I.: Part 1, Thursday, March 26th at 4:30 PM. Join us for a Technology Workshop on the basics of AI, part 1. In this series, we will be cutting through the hype to bring you a clear understanding of how these powerful tools work. This is a must-attend for anyone curious about the mechanics behind the technology shaping our world. Registration is required.
Teen Events:
Teen Cryptid Society, Wednesday, March 4th at 4 PM. Ever wonder what’s lurk- ing just beyond your periphery? Join the Cryptid Society, where every month we’ll learn about a new supernatural creature, while doing crafts and trying to spot the Loch Ness Monster.
Magic: The Gathering Club, Monday, March 16th at 4 PM. Test your skills against your fel- low sorcerers and join Faye in the Community Room for Magic: The Gathering Club! Open to ages 12-19. All skill levels are wel- come!
TAC(oS) Meeting, Wednes- day, March 18th at 4:30 PM. Do you want a say in what Pease Public Library offers for teens?
Do you like snacks & talking? Talk to Fay,e our Youth Services Librarian, about joining our Teen Advisory Council (of Stars).
Teen Creative Writing Club, Friday, March 20th at 4 PM. Calling all writers! Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned pro, join Moses in the YA area of the library for the Creative Writing Club. This is a chill, low- stakes environment to hang out, workshop your writing, and learn from your community!
Tween Events:
Learn-to-Play a Board Game, Friday, March 6th at 4 PM. Join Faye for a monthly hangout where we learn to play a board game! We will be play- ing Raccoon Tycoon.
Magic: The Gathering Club, Monday, March 16th at 4 PM. Test your skills against your fellow sorcerers and join Faye in the Community Room for Magic: The Gathering Club! Open to ages 12-19. All skill levels are wel- come!
BREAD Meeting, Wednes- day, March 18th at 4 PM. Do you want a say in what Pease Pub- lic Library offers for tweens? Do you like snacks & talking? Talk to Faye, our Youth Services Li- braria,n about joining our Book Reading Enthusiastic Adolescent Directors.
Children Events:
Story Times, Wednesdays at 10:15 AM and Thursdays at 11 AM.
Sensory Play, Thursdays at 10 AM.
Baby Sensory Stations, Mon- day, March 2nd at 10 AM. Join us for an hour of sensory stimu- lation for your baby! We will have five separate stations to explore, as well as plenty of room to crawl, toddle, or walk. Open to ages 0-3 and their caregivers.
Nursery Rhyme Sing- Along, Monday, March 9th at 10 AM. Join Moses for a half-hour of musical fun for babies! Introduce your baby to early literacy and musical skills as we sing through a few nursery rhymes! Open to ages 0-3 and their caregivers.
Book Buddies, Wednesday, March 11th and March 25th at 3:30 PM. Come read to Jack! Jack is a registered therapy dog who visits on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month. Read- ing to Jack is a great way to build confidence while reading.
Brick Builders, Thursday, March 19th at 3:30 PM. Our monthly Brick Builders (LEGO club) event returns. Join us for a themed LEGO build every month. We'll also have Duplo and Mega Blocks on hand for our youngest brick enthusiasts.
Kids Mindfulness Series:
Stress Balls, Friday, March 27th at 3:30 PM. Take a break and relax with our Mindfulness Series! Join Faye in the Community Room to make your own stress ball! Open to Ages 5-12. Registration Re- quired.
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