The Library book group will discuss Between Earth and Sky by by Amanda Skenandore on Wednesday, June 10. Copies are available at the library. The group meets monthly on the 2nd Wednesday at 1:30 pm in the Library meeting room. Accessible entrance. New members always welcome.
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The 2026 Library Summer Reading Program theme is “Plant a Seed, Read!” Activities are held Tuesdays at 9:30AM and Wednesdays at 1:30PM, July 7 – August 12, 2026. Ages Kindergarten and up can enjoy fun activities, reading incentives, and special guest presentations. Registration required for activity days except as noted in the schedule. Free. Find
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On Saturday, May 16, 2026 visitors to Warner can enjoy a variety of activities and good food: Check out the Map and Schedule for the 18th Annual Spring into Warner Festival: Music, Farmer’s Market and Craft Fair, Art and Craft Swap, Pony Rides, Plant and Garden Sale, Dance Performances, Preschool Story Time (at 10:30 am),
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Come in to the library on Saturday May 16, between 9:30 am and 1:30 pm during Spring into Warner to pick out free supplies donated by others for your next hobby – or to supply your existing one! This is being held during the Annual Spring into Warner event.
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Thurs. May 14, 2026 at 7 pm, Warner Town Hall. A Humanities-to-Go program by Kevin Gardner Why are we so fascinated with stone walls? Kevin Gardner, author of The Granite Kiss, explains how and why New England came to acquire its thousands of miles of stone walls, the ways that they and other dry stone
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Saturday, May 9 at 4pm at the Warner Town Hall. Come see the adaption by Kathryn Schultz Miller for ArtReach Children’s Theatre Plays, based on the book by Charles Dickens. “Entrance Fee” is a donation to the food pantry. A bake sale is held at intermission, as fundraising for the library.
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Wednesday, April 29, 2026 at 7 pm. Gardens and Pollinators & Why Native Plants Matter. Presented by Denise Dalaker of Bagley Pond Perennials, Warner NH in the Pillsbury Free Library’s Frank Maria Meeting Room, 18 E. Main St., Warner NH. Free. Refreshments provided. Brought to you by the Pillsbury Free Library’s Circle of Friends.
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An Evening with Local Authors and Artists Wednesday, April 22 at 7 pm featuring Artist Alyssa Kreilick, Author Christopher Parent, and Author Linda Magoon at the Pillsbury Free Library. Sponsored by The Circle of Friends of the Pillsbury Free Library. Free admission, refreshments, and a raffle of Flower arrangements by Stephen Woodman. Works may be
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Emily Karmen will share information about how to use native plantings and garden features to encourage insects, birds, and other wildlife in your back yard and why it is so important. Pillsbury Free Library, 18 E. Main St/ Depot St., Warner NH. Free.
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Stephen Taylor, former NH Agriculture Commissioner, will present his Humanities-to-Go talk “Late in Arriving: How Electricity Changed Rural NH Life.” at Warner Town Hall, 2 pm. Free, and refreshments provided by Warner Historical Society. Cosponsored by Pillsbury Free Library and Warner Historical Society with funding assistance from NH Humanities. https://www.nhhumanities.org/programs/3059/ Imagine a New Hampshire town
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