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We're adding even MORE programs! We added an in-person program for adults, had one virtual program change dates, added several more virtual programs, and added some special programs for children! Check it out!
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Special Programs for KIDS
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Maker Space Saturday Saturday, January 11 from 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Design and build your own creations using materials from our fully loaded Makerspace cart. For age six years and older.
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Read to Lainey Saturday, January 25 at 11:00 am Officer Mike McKeever and Hanover Comfort Dog, Lainey, will visit the library. Children may read to her or just visit with her.
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VIRTUAL: Thriller/Horror Book Recommendations with Bookstagrammer Jody Blanchette
Thursday, January 16, 7:30 pm
Jody's programs are so much fun, we'd hate you to miss it! She has a conflict with the original date, and has moved it from Tuesday to Thursday. Please register on our calendar.
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IN PERSON: Creating Mocktails for a Viking Seidr
Monday, January 13, 6:30 pm
In honor of Dry January (and in celebration of sobriety), we welcome Juvy Hartweg, as she explores Nordic mocktails! As the days get shorter and darkness temporarily covers our world, let's go back in time to explore the Viking Era and channel the mysticism of the Nordic traditions. Join us for some fun role playing and mocktail mixing as we explore ancient traditions that influence our world today. We'll learn about Seeresses and rituals that were central to Viking culture and economy. Bring a friend and mix up your own delicious drinks that you can use in your own parties for future celebrations. We create a mocktail version of the Glogg, a traditional Scandinavian drink, the Blott, a fun take on sacrificial ceremonies to the Gods using grenadine and pomegranate and we'll make our own version of the Meade, the Vikings go to for their popular beverage. Everyone goes home with their own fun mixer and lots of quirky facts about one of the most colorful and fascinating figures in western civilization.
Dress up welcome. Please share allergies in advance. All participants will receive ingredients in advance.
Please register
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NEW Virtual Programs for ADULTS
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VIRTUAL: A LIVE Virtual Tour of Mexico (Mexico City's Historic Center) Tuesday, January 14, at 2:00 pm Join tour guide Fredo Olivares for a live tour of Mexico City's Historic Center. Explore stunning colonial facades and iconic landmarks like the Metropolitan Cathedral and Palacio de Bellas Artes, the main theatre of Mexico. Immerse yourself in the rich history of Tenochtitlan, the ancient Aztec city, while strolling through the main square of Zocalo, the cultural and political heart of the city. Thanks to the Tewksbury Public Library for sharing this program!
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VIRTUAL: A Visit with Tsongas Industrial History Center ("The Life & Work of Mill Girls") Friday, January 17, at 2:00 pm Follow the journey of a mill girl from her family farm in the New England countryside to her new job operating a loom in Lowell’s Boott Cotton Mills. Meet two mill girls during this virtual visit to their boardinghouse and weave room, learning about each girl's unique experience of life and work in a textile mill, and experience a bit of what it was like to work in the mills. Led by Supervisory Park Ranger MaryBeth Faucher, of the Tsongas Industrial History Center. Thanks to the Tewksbury Public Library for sharing this program!
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VIRTUAL: AI Job Search Skills for Landing Your Next Role Wednesday, January 22, at 9:30 am Join us for "The AI Perplexity Workshop for Job Search," created by Marti Konstant, a workplace futurist and AI trainer who integrates AI into everyday tasks. She will introduce and help you learn practical uses of AI in your job search. Topics include research and writing that will help you uncover job opportunities, elevate your skills, and do networking in a way that is less overwhelming. While not required, in advance of this webinar, it's suggested you sign up for the free verision of Perplexity at https://www.perplexity.ai. During the webinar, you will be able to follow along in your browser by entering suggested prompts or editing them for personal relevance. For those who wish not to sign up, this practical demo will still give you ideas about how to get the most value out of AI tools for job search. Led by Marti Konstant is the best-selling author of Activate Your Agile Career. Konstant has an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and is a former technology executive that has worked in Silicon Valley. As a Top Career Influencer, she has been featured in media outlets such as NBC Chicago, Forbes, and The Muse, and has worked in companies like Samsung, Dow Jones and Apple. Thanks to the Tewkbury Public Library for sharing this program!
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VIRTUAL: The Six Pillars of Brain Health with AARP Monday, January 27, at 2:00 pm It's never too late to take charge of your brain health! In this session, you will learn about the six pillars of a brain-healthy lifestyle, discover brain boosting activities, and be inspired by others. Get ready to understand the importance of B.E. M.O.R.E. -- (B)e Social, (E)ngage Your Brain, (M)anage Stress, (O)ngoing Exercise, (R)estorative Sleep, and (E)at Right. This session is a good overview for anyone interested in improving brain health and will provide actionable steps you can take along with resources to learn more. Led by Ruth Levitsky, with AARP Massachusetts. Thanks to the Tewksbury Public Library for sharing this program!
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VIRTUAL: A Visit with the Buttonwoods Museum ("Pentucket on the Merrimack River") Friday, January 31, at 2:00 pm Learn about the history and culture of the Pawtucket and Pennacook peoples – the first residents of the Merrimack Valley and Essex County. Participants will have the opportunity to examine real artifacts from the Luce Archaeology Collection. Led by Thomas Spitalere, a local historian and supervisor with the Buttonwoods Museum. The mission of the Buttonwoods Museum is to collect and preserve history, and to educate the community about Greater Haverhill's past and culture. Thanks to the Tewksbury Public Library for sharing this program!
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We hope you have a wonderful Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, January 20! Just a reminder that we will be closed.
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Board of Trustees Meeting
Wednesday, January 22, 4:15 pm
Meeting of the Board of Library Trustees.
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Special Request
The Friends of the Library will hold their Annual Meeting on Tuesday, January 28 at 6:30 pm.
They have asked that we pass on a request - they will no longer be able to accept CD or DVD donations, as they just don't seem to sell. Books and jigsaw puzzles are always welcome. Thank you in advance!
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