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Library Hours:  Monday, Thursday, Friday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday, Wednesday 9am - 8pm
Saturday (September - June) 9am - 2pm
The Event You've Been Waiting For
Spring Book Sale
Saturday, June 3 at 9am - 3pm

The Friends have planned a tremendous sale for this coming weekend, we hope you'll join them on the lawn.

  • Come early for the best selection.
  • Bag sale begins at 2 p.m.

Volunteers are still needed at 3pm for clean-up, please drop by on Saturday to lend a hand.

On The Shelves
At the Library you’ll find services and resources to help you on your job search. Find what you need with books, computer and wi-fi access, digital content, language learning, and links for adult learners and job seekers.

Calendar Highlights
The Power to Empower with Girls at Work, Inc.
Tuesday, June 8 at 9 a.m.

Help build a Little Free Library for Liberty House Veterans Transitional House and their neighborhood.
  • Come dressed ready to roll up your sleeves and get to work.
  • Bring a bag lunch for a short break.
  • Location: Girls at Work Workspace, 4 Elm Street, Manchester. Park & enter through W. Baker Street.
Space is limited; registration is required:
Adults
  • Eat the Mediterranean Way: Friday 6/9; 10am. Registration required.
  • Seize the Summer: Jumpstart Your Well-being: Tuesday 6/20; 6:30pm.
  • Open Mic Night: Friday 6/23; 7pm.
  • Author Talk with Marjorie BurkeTuesday 6/27; 6:30pm. 
Teens - Registration is appreciated for these events:
  • Slash!: Saturday 6/7; 12-1pm. Registration required.
  • Breakout Club: Saturday 6/17; 12-1pm. 
  • Fandom Frenzy - Timeline: Wednesday 6/28; 6pm.

Kids

Meet Your Library Trustees
What the Library means to me
Kathy Coughlin, DVM, Chair, Library Board of Trustees

"I feel like I have come full circle with the Goffstown Public Library. I began going to the Goffstown Public Library when I was in grade school and I spent hours doing homework in the North Room during high school. As a kid I never had given much thought to the library because it was always there for me, now as a Trustee I realize how much effort goes into this institution. The Goffstown Public Library helped me learn how to use a library which was a valuable skill in college as well as graduate school. Most importantly GPL taught me that a library is more than books, the staff that helps to guide you is invaluable.

After returning to Goffstown and while between jobs the library was there again and I began using the downloadable services. I am dyslexic and still have a difficulty reading, a benefit of using my device to read is that I am able to change the size of the font. I also attended some events at the library. It was great to see how it had changed over the years. I was able to borrow an E-book at any time of day. The more I used the services of the library I wanted to go further, an opening on the Library Board of Trustees opened the door to the inner workings of the Goffstown Public Library.

I am proud to serve on the board, I love our library but I also want to see it grow and change as our world changes. I want to see robust programming, continued access to museum passes via the Friends Group, a great selection of books and a wonderful staff to help along the way."
Featured Resource
NoveList Plus: Free With Your Library Card

Can’t remember the author of that great book you read last summer? Love Nora Roberts but don’t want to wait for her next book? Never fear, NoveList is here! NoveList can help you find recommended reading lists for everything from Christian fiction to science fiction, as well as the unique Author read-alikes, which allows you to find new authors based on the ones you already like.
In the Community

The 2017 Village Rebuild Project is underway and will include the reconstruction of Main and North Mast from Mountain Road to Westlawn Cemetery at Church Street. To learn more about the project, and answers to frequently asked questions, please visit goffstown.com.

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