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Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Friday, April 27, 2012

Come see our new curtains!

New curtains for the 'powder room', designed, created and donated by Phyllis Goedeke. 
Thank you, Phyllis!
Frost Free Library

2012 Summer Reading Program Schedule
Dream Big
Sunday, June 24 @ 3:00
Kick-off Event: Norman ng
Come one and all to this family entertainment event. Enjoy the unique comedy of this interactive illusion performance!
 In case of rain to be held at Marlborough School
This program is possible by a grant form the U.S.  Institute of Museum and Library Services and donations from the Byrne Foundation, CHILIS, Cogswell     Benevolent Trust and the NH Library Association.

Wednesdays, in July @ 2:30 – 4:00
Wii Games
Brand new!  Ages 9 and up are welcome for this first time offer!.

Thursdays, June 28, and July 5, 12 & 19 @ 10:30
‘Dream Big’  Storytime
Summer Storytime features ‘Touch a Truck’ this summer! After stories and a craft children will get to see, touch, and experience the following :
Marl-Harris  - Ambulance
Marlborough Fire Dept. -  Fire Engine
Highway Dept. -  Big Red Dump Truck
Adventure Limousine – Hummer and Limousine Bus

Fridays, in July @ 1 pm
Afternoon movies & popcorn
Come watch your favorite movies with your friends in air conditioning. Jane’s famous popcorn served! Children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult.

Thursday, June29th @ 6:00
Teddy Bear Sleep Over
Bring your teddy for a chance to sleep over at the library. Animals will enjoy a movie with popcorn, pizza and a bedtime story.  Pick up your teddy Saturday morning and receive a keepsake photo of his/her sleepover adventure.

Skywatch

July 7th @ 8 pm
Rain date: July 8th

View the night skies through a professional telescope. The NH Astronomical Society will bring their instruments and allow attendees an opportunity to stargaze. A presentation will first acquaint all with what you will see above at night in Marlborough. Listen, learn and be awed by the night skies. Bring a warm sweater!

Summer Reading Finale Party
Surprise and the Ice Cream Truck!
Thursday, July 26 @ 10:30
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Elizabeth Richards 2012 Summer Concerts

With generous donations from Marlborough area residents and businesses Frost Free Library will offer a full season of the Elizabeth Richards Summer Concerts. Come to the Library with lawn chairs or a blanket to sit on the lawn and enjoy this local music.
Rain location: Marlborough School

July 3 Westmoreland Town Band
-July 10 20th Century Pops
-July 17 Nelson Town Band
-July 24 Monadnock Island Sounds (Steel Drums)
-July 31 Cheshiremen
-August 7 Fuzzy Logic

Friday, April 20, 2012


The Old Country Fiddler: Charles Ross Taggart, traveling entertainer

                         Tuesday, April 24, at 4:30


Presented by the
Marlborough historical  society
and
the Frost Free Library

Location: Community house,
Main st., marlborough

Charles Ross Taggart grew up in Topsham, Vermont, going on to perform in various stage shows across the country for over 40 years, starting in 1895, including the famous Red Path Chautauqua circuit.  A fiddler, piano player, humorist, singer and ventriloquist, he made at least 25 recordings with the Victor, Edison, and Columbia companies and appeared in a talking movie picture 6 years before Al Jolson starred in “The Jazz Singer.”  Adam Boyce portrays Mr. Taggart near the end of his career, c. 1936, sharing recollections on his life and career, with some live fiddling and humorous sketches interspersed in this chautauqua living history program.





Made possible through a grant from the NH Humanities Council.