 2014 Meredith Library Book It! 5K
Support the Friends of the Library on Saturday, August 30 by running/walking in their 5k or two shorter races. Click on the logo to learn more and to register online. 
Please help support our Friends of the Library group. When you want to shop at Amazon.com, go to smile.amazon.com instead. It is exactly the same as Amazon. The first time it will ask you what charity you wish to sign up for. Search for Friends of the Meredith Library and choose it. Then go shopping. 0.5% of your purchase will go the Friends with no extra cost to you! Talk about an easy fundraiser.
Remember to use smile.amazon.com every time. Amazon won't always remind you. You can even install a shortcut on your Firefox browser! Computer Club
Meets the second Tuesday of each month at 10:00AM. Different topics are discussed each month with time for questions. Open to all experience levels.
Take A Hike!
Maps to local trails:
Meredith Community Forest Hamlin-Eames-Smyth Recreation and Conservation Area Page Pond & Forest Meredith Village Pathways Belknap Range and Mt. Major 
"Dragonfly" Sculpture added to Library Garden
The Meredith Public Library is pleased to be part of the Greater Meredith Program’s “Meredith Sculpture Walk”. We are number seven on the tour as the Greater Meredith Program brings art to Main Street and park spaces along the lake. By the end of the summer there will be over twenty sculptures on display throughout town! Maps of the tour will soon be available at many places around town. Thank you so much to GMP for including the library. We couldn’t be happier with the piece that you chose for us! We also enjoy the view of “American Dog” which is just across the street from us. |
A Theater Near You
Tuesday, July 29 6:30-8:00PM When did movies first arrive in New Hampshire? Where did they play? Who presented them? Who saw them? When and where were the state’s first movie theaters constructed? How did a transient new medium run by traveling showmen become one of the most popular and enduring pastimes of the 20th century? This program explores these questions and more as Jeffrey Klenotic presents examples from his ongoing research, which aims to produce a digital archive and interactive map charting every venue where movies played in the Granite State from the medium’s origins in 1896 to the rise of television in the 1940s. Those attending will be welcome to share their own knowledge of local movie venues and their own memories of “going to the movies.” Jeffrey Klenotic is an Associate Professor of Communication Arts at the University of New Hampshire. Sponsored by the UNH Speakers' Bureau and the Friends of the Meredith Library. 
Genealogy Club
Tuesday, August 5, 4PM Open to all Join us for a Webinar teaching about Online Military Records. This webinar promises to help us all break through our military brick walls! Sponsored by the Friends of the Meredith Library. Genealogy Lock-In Friday, August 8, 5PM-8PM Open to all We will be raffling off free door prizes! Cool stuff for genealogists. Join your fellow genealogists after the library closes for fun, research and food! Use the library computers, access our locked collection and exchange ideas with others. Maybe you’ll finally break through that brick wall! Have you always wanted to try Ancestry.com, HeritageQuest or American Ancestors? A genealogist will be available to assist you. Please bring $5.00 if you wish to have pizza at 6:00PM. 
Download Free Audio Books with Sync
Current and classic authors including Eoin Colfer, H. G. Wells, Agatha Christie, James Patterson and many more. Two new titles each week all summer long! Yours to keep. Try one today! 
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