All Aboard the Titanic

at the New Ipswich Library

April 11, 2019

7pm

“All Aboard the Titanic” responds to people’s enduring fascination with this historic, and very human, event. Including and moving beyond the physical facts of the story, Ted Zalewski explores the personal experiences of selected passengers and crew, including those with New Hampshire affiliations, emphasizing examples of individual courage and triumph.

 

Ted Zalewski is a Screen Actors Guild actor, writer, and historian. Ted is a longtime college and secondary school teacher with an emphasis in special education. He is nationally recognized as the foremost interpreter of Theodore Roosevelt. In 2014, Zalewski marked his fifth annual July 4th performance as Roosevelt at the Omni Mount Washington Resort. He is a graduate of the University of Illinois and the Harvard Graduate School of Education.

 

This event is free, but a donation for the ​St. Vincent-DePaul Food Pantry in Greenville is always welcome. This program was made possible thanks to a grant from New Hampshire Humanities to Go.

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Paint Night at the New Ipswich Library

We are so excited to offer another Paint Night at the New Ipswich Library.

Come get creative!

Friday, February 1, 2019
7:00 pm
Cost: $35 per person (all paint supplies included)

Join Art Happens at the New Ipswich Library and create your own “Wildflower Field” masterpiece! The price includes all painting materials and a step-by-step lesson to create this painting. Please sign up online via the link below as soon as possible.

Wildflower Field at New Ipswich Library

Dulcimer Delights with Sandy Lafleur

Join us at the New Ipswich Library on

Thursday, January 17th, at 7pm for

Dulcimer Delights with Sandy Lafleur:

Tunes, Songs, and Stories of the Civil War Era

 

Featured musicians are Joe Pollock on guitar and banjo and Sandy Lafleur on the Appalachian dulcimer.

 

The Appalachian dulcimer is considered one of the only two American folk instruments, the other being the banjo, having developed into their current forms in the United States.

This event is free, but we a donation for the ​St. Vincent-DePaul Food Pantry in Greenville is always welcome.

Maximizing Your Social Security Benefits

Tuesday, January 15th, at 5:30pm

New Ipswich Library

You’ve paid into Social Security for decades. Don’t you want to maximize what you get back?

How do I…

• Maximize my benefits and know what claiming strategies are available?
• Know if I can count on Social Security being there for me?
• Claim as a spouse, divorcee or widow?

Carl Gravina of Raymond James in Keene and his wealth management team will be leading an engaging talk for anyone nearing retirement age. The strategies they suggest will be free tools for anyone in attendance to be able to implement the moment they leave the room. They will help you to maximize your Social Security benefits while preserving your hard earned wealth.

This event is free, but we a donation for the ​St. Vincent-DePaul Food Pantry in Greenville is always welcome.

Cookies & Cocoa with Santa!

Santa Claus is coming to town and

he’s coming to visit

the New Ipswich Library!

Thursday, December 13th

6pm-7:30pm

New Ipswich Library

Stop by for a visit with Santa and enjoy some cookies and hot cocoa while you visit with friends! Pictures will be saved on the Library computer after the event and available for you to download (for free!).

Be sure to share this event with your local friends and spread the word.

This event is free, but a donation for the St. Vincent-DePaul Food Pantry in Greenville is always appreciated.

Mentalist Preston Heller Returns to the Library

We had so much fun at Mentalist Preston Heller’s last presentation that we’ve invited him back!

Tuesday, October 23rd, 7pm

Mr. Heller is a mentalist. What is a mentalist? A mentalist reads minds, projects thoughts to others, divines information held secret, and predicts results. See more at http://www.prestonheller.com/.

This a family program, but recommended for ages 12 and up. It will last a little more than an hour.

Mr. Heller is not charging for this program, so there will be no charge to the public, but Mr. Heller requests that a donation be brought for the St. Vincent-DePaul Food Pantry in Greenville. Thanks to all for doing this.

The show involves a lot of audience participation, because a spirit of cooperation is needed between the mentalist and the audience. So come on out for an evening of fine entertainment! I guarantee you will have a great time!

SubZero Ice Cream!

New Ipswich Parks and Rec and the New Ipswich Library are teaming up together to bring you SubZero!

This FREE program is sponsored by the Stearns Burton Lecture Fund and is being held in conjunction with The Rec Department’s Museum of Science presentation: Science Magic. The fun begins at 1:00pm on July 27 at Highbridge Hill Elementary School. Doors open at 12:30. Museum of Science starts promptly at 1, with a short break in between, SubZero begins at 2pm.