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Learn a New Language in the New Year

Use your library card to learn a new language, including 80 world languages and American Sign Language, on your computer or smart phone!

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Coming up at the Library

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WED, JAN 7, 10 am to 12 pm
TUE, JAN 21, 2 TO 3 PM

Tech Class: Mango Languages

Learn a new language with our newest digital offering in this free hands-on workshop.

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THURS, JAN 8, 5 to 7 Pm

Movie & Pizza Night: The Penguin Lessons

Come watch The Penguin Lessons on our large screen, and enjoy pizza and popcorn.

A $2 donation per slice of pizza is appreciated.

Register here.

A Safe Place Bereavement Group, 6 week class from January 10 through February 14
Sat, JAN 10 to Feb 14, 10 to 11:30 AM

A Safe Place Bereavement Group

Dawn Alvarez of the Lakes Region VNA leads a 6 week class on coping with bereavement.

Registration closes on January 17, as each lesson builds on the previous one.

Register here.

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From new services and seasonal programs to important announcements and community highlights, we’ll keep you informed on everything happening at the Library.

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      Declutter Your Home in 2026
      Ever wonder if your attic is hiding a treasure—or just more clutter? The Moultonborough Public Library will welcome nationally-recognized antiques and collectibles expert, Mike Ivankovich, for two informative – and free! – Zoom webinars, on January 14 and 21, at 12 pm.  Ivankovich, who has more than 40 years in the antiques and collectibles business,…
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      Celebrate #America250 with Revolutionary Crafts
      As part of our celebration of the country’s 250th anniversary, we have a full year of craft classes planned. We are calling the series “Revolutionary Crafts” because all of them focus on crafts that Colonial and Revolutionary Era Americans – including Native Americans – would have practiced. We start the year with a rag-braided coaster….
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