POSTPONED UNTIL 8/14 due to storms: How do you make friends with a bird or prey? Why would a wild raptor, flying free, swoop down to land on the glove of a six-foot tall mammal with below-average speed and eyesight? And who is training whom? Join Henry Walters, master falconer and founder of Monadnock Falconry, […]
Bring your reading logs for prizes at 5:30 (everyone gets a prize!) followed by a concert with The Grumpytime Club Band at 6. Refreshments will be served! This event is a part of "Read, Renew, Repeat", the 2024 iRead Summer Reading Program, and is made possible in part by the Pelham Cultural Council, the Friends […]
How do you make friends with a bird or prey? Why would a wild raptor, flying free, swoop down to land on the glove of a six-foot tall mammal with below-average speed and eyesight? And who is training whom? Join Henry Walters, master falconer and founder of Monadnock Falconry, along with his hawk Mahood for […]
This club, run by and for teens, is for having fun, a time to hang out, read and talk about books, and do projects. At the first meeting we'll be making favorite book leaf garlands! All teens/tweens, 7th grade and up, are welcome. Refreshments will be served. Can't make the meeting but you're interested? Let […]
This club, run by and for teens, is for having fun, a time to hang out, read and talk about books, and do projects. All teens/tweens, 7th grade and up, are welcome. Refreshments will be served. Can't make the meeting but you're interested? Let us know and we'll add you to the list for the […]
Thousands of people in MA rely on private wells for their drinking water. It's up to you to make sure that your well is providing clean drinking water and we want to help! This workshop, presented by RCAP solutions, will provide information on: -Water well basics & construction -Maintenance & management of existing water wells […]
This month's title is "Rough Sleepers" by Tracy Kidder. All are welcome and copies are available at the desk.
Join us for this one-woman show that tells the story of the first woman to hold a Cabinet position--Secretary of Labor Perkins. A Massachusetts native and Mount Holyoke College alumna, her sacrifices and leadership ushered in a range of progressive social reforms in the first half of the 20th century. As the primary architect of […]
For thousands of years, people have been keeping honeybees. From clay pots to flow hives, beekeeping continues to evolve. Join National Park Ranger and Beekeeper Susan Ashman as she discusses the history of beekeeping and the backyard beekeeper of today. This program is co-sponsored by the Pelham Historical Society.
