“Art den”
Friday October 9th at 4PM
Looking for a chill spot to make cool stuff and hang out? Unlease your inner artist! Drop by Pease Public library for a new creative project – all supplies (& snacks!) provided, zero experience needed. age 12+
Air-dry Clay Fall Creations
Wednesday October 14th at 6PM
Pumpkins and Ghosts and Scarecrows, Oh My! Come back make mini decorations out of air-dry clay. Perfect for fall and spooky season. Registration is required as supplies are limited.
Artist Reception with MaryAnn McGarry
Thursday October 15th at 6PM
MaryAnn McGarry is a Plymouth, NH-based artist and Professor Emerita of Environmental Science and Policy at Plymouth State University (2004–2021). Blending 27 years of higher education and natural resource training, her art uses whimsical elements to inspire wonder, stewardship, and conservation.
An avid outdoor recreationist and Colorado native, her work is deeply inspired by global ecosystem studies—from local White Mountain hikes to recent expeditions in Kilimanjaro, Scotland, Portugal, and the Yukon.
Join us at Pease Public Library on Thursday October 15th at 6PM for the Artist Reception. Light refreshments generously funded by the Young Ladies Library Association.
The Lyndonville Radar Base & the Betty & Barney Hill Abduction
Tuesday October 20th at 6PM
The Lyndonville Radar Base & the Betty & Barney Hill Abduction: New England’s most interesting Cold War UFO history.
The year is 1961 and the cold war between the US and Soviet Union is at one of its most intense periods. Protecting North America from an oncoming invasion or missile barrage from the arctic, a series of remote radar stations dot various regions of the US and Canada. One particular US Air Force Radar Station lies in Northern Vermont, scanning endlessly for threats.
One evening in September of 1961 this radar station tracked a “UFO” for 18 minutes as documented in an official government sighting report. Curiously enough, that same evening a couple claims to have been abducted by extraterrestrials just 30 air miles away near Franconia Notch, NH. Known as the Betty and Barney Hill case, it has become one of the most notable alien abduction stories of all time.
Join filmmaker, adventurer and seeker of the unknown, Aleksandar Petakov as he bridges the connection between these two events and explores this chapter of New England Cold War UFO history.
Adult Book Club: Caleb’s Crossing
Wednesday October 21st at 1PM
Set in the harsh, beautiful landscape of early America, the story follows Bethia Maynard, a fiercely intelligent Puritan girl, and Caleb, the son of a Wampanoag chieftain. Bound by a secret friendship, they share worlds: she teaches him English, and he opens her eyes to the island’s natural wonders. When Caleb’s brilliant mind leads him to become the first Native American to graduate from Harvard College, both characters must navigate the high costs of crossing cultural lines.
Books available at circulation desk!
Must bring book to meeting to return.
Technology Workshops: Pinterest Basics & Getting Started
Tuesday October 27th at 2PM Basics, Tuesday October 29th at 2PM Getting Started
Pinterest Basics: Learn how you can use Pinterest to create a virtual bulletin board to share recipes, craft ideas, images, and other things you love in this introductory class.
Pinterest Getting Started: Learn how to build your collection of useful pins and boards, follow fellow Pinners, and adjust basic security settings in this hands-on class.
Registration Required.
BREAD & TAC(oS) Meetings
Wednesday November 4th ; BREAD 4-5PM, TAC(oS) 5-6PM
Do you want a say in what Pease Public Library offers for Youth Services?
Do you like snacks and talking?
Drop in anytime and talk to Anna (Youth Services Librarian),
about joining either BREAD grades 5-8, or TAC(oS) grades 9-12.
Crafternoon
Friday November 6th 4-6PM
Adults, join us the first Friday of the month for Crafternoon! Whether you are looking to destress, meet fellow makers, or finally try that hobby – Crafternoon is the perfect creative getaway right at Pease Public Library!
All skill levels welcome! We will have some supplies of mixed media, you are encouraged to bring your own!
Build-Your-Own Fall Potpourri Bag
Tuesday November 10th 5PM
Capture the cozy essence of autumn at our hands-on library crafting workshop! Create a custom blend of aromatic fall potpourri using dried fruits, warm spices, and seasonal botanicals. It is the perfect way to make your home smell like a crisp autumn day or to create a thoughtful, handmade gift.
Limited space available, registration required.
Build-Your-Own Fall Potpourri Bag
Tuesday November 10th 6PM
Calling all Joe’s! Come play the G.I. JOE Roleplaying Game for a special one-shot, perfect in time for Veteran’s Day. In the G.I. JOE RPG, you play as a member of the G.I. JOE organization, go on missions to fight C.O.B.R.A and save the day.
No prior experience required and everything is provided to play. Registration is required. Ages 18+
Municipal Cyber Defense presents: Cybersecurity for NH Residents
Thursday November 12th 4PM
This training session is tailored for the public to educate individuals about cybercrimes and frauds targeting New Hampshire. Participants will gain knowledge on recognizing, avoiding, and responding to cyber threats, ensuring a safer and more confident digital experience.
The New Hampshire Municipal Cyber Defense Program (MCDP), managed by The ATOM Group, is a key initiative for enhancing New Hampshire’s Cybersecurity Defense Services. Funded by the NH Department of Information Technology and the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program, it aims to protect public trust in technology by providing comprehensive Cybersecurity
training. The MCDP is critical to New Hampshire as it enhances cybersecurity readiness across municipal and public sector entities. This program stands out because it is customized based on the municipality’s type, job description, and organization’s existing cybersecurity readiness.
Stuffy Sleepover
Friday November 13th 10-5PM drop off, Saturday November 14th 10-2PM pick up
Drop your stuffy off at the library for a sleepover night of fun and whimsy! They will get a library tour, snacks, and stories of course, before sleeping in a cozy spot in our children’s room. Stuffy drop off is 10am-5pm Friday, November 13, 2026. Come back Saturday, November 14, 2026 10am-2pm to pick your stuffed buddy up and a picture or two of what fun they had at the library sleepover!