| Friday Flicks - 2nd and 4th Fridays of the month |
Start your weekend right with a movie, popcorn and juice! Shows begin promptly at
3:15 P.M. in the community meeting room. Final show until September:
| May 23rd |
"The Water Horse" |
PG |
112 minutes |
Thanks for a great school year of movies! Friday Flicks will return in September! Have a fun summer! |
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Catherine Gilbert Murdock
author of Dairy Queen, The Off Season and Princess Ben will be at the library on May 20th! Don't miss this amazing opportunity to meet with Ms. Murdock!
**sponsored by the Rye Middle School, The Rye Middle School PTA, and The Rye Public Library
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| Teen Advisory Board (Y-LA: Youth Library Advocates) |
This group of teens assists the youth department in suggesting materials, services and programs. Other goals include a desire to
enhance awareness and increase use of library resources for teens, and to help promote literacy in libraries and the community. Check
with the youth department @ 964-8401 if you are interested in more information about this group.
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| Knitting Goes to the Dogs!! |
Join Knitter Pam Anthony on the first and third Friday afternoons of the month from 3:00 - 5:00 PM. Bring your own project to knit, OR help make squares to be sewn into dog blankets for the adoptable dogs at the Stratham SPCA. This program is for all ages, but if you're in grades 1 - 5, we ask that you have prior knitting experience. If you're planning to help out the SPCA, please bring:
- worsted weight ACRYLIC yarn
- size 10 needles
- OR simply make a six by six square to donate!
The dogs will love you for it!
Statistics show that dogs who have a blanket in their kennels are 50% more likely to get adopted!!
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| YAttitudes Book Discussion Group |
(Download Informational PDF)
This dynamic group of young adults and parents meets once monthly at the Rye Middle School Library at 7:00 P.M. to discuss a specific title. Refreshments are served, and the conversations
are fun!
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June 5th: Samurai Shortstop by Alan M. Gratz
While obtaining a Western education at a prestigious Japanese boarding school in 1890, sixteen-year-old Toyo also receives traditional samurai training which has profound effects on both his baseball game and his relationship with his father. |
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