Back after a 2 year pause!
Warner’s annual Celebration of the Arts and local foods. Spring into Warner is held mostly outdoors along Warner’s attractive downtown Main Street. There are museums and art exhibits, a Farmer’s Market, dance demonstrations, musicians, ponies, and more! Schedule and map are available Here and at kearsargechamber.org/

To request a space to demonstrate a craft or skill, provide a creative activity, or to sell art or crafts you have made, apply online by May 1 at https://forms.gle/kjy5Mva26Fa2uANj9 or bring a printed form to the library available HERE asap. Spaces limited.

Vendors interested in participating at the Warner Area Farmer’s Market at Town Hall can apply here: https://forms.gle/HZQdZbLSQnoDEza36 .

For other information, contact Nancy at the Library at 603-456-2289.

Wednesday, April 27 at 6:30 pm via Zoom or in a group*
A walk back in time: Secrets of Old Cellar Holes with Adair Mulligan, a Humanities-to-Go program funded by New Hampshire Humanities.
Register for the Zoom link at https://forms.gle/HqgFqi2UinvUEaCb8 or by calling 603-456-2289 (provide an email) or find registration at https://Facebook.com/PillsburyFreeLibrary/events.

*The Library is offering limited spaces to view the program on a large screen in the Meeting Room. Sponsored by Pillsbury Free Library, and Warner Historical Society. The presenter will be on Zoom.

The 2022 Annual Indoor Warner Flea Market, will be held Saturday, April 16 from 9 am to 2 pm inside Warner Town Hall on Main Street in Warner.

Antiques, household goods, hand-made crafts, art, and foods will be for sale. A snack bar will be selling beverages and snacks, and there will be a raffle. All profits from the raffle, snack bar and table fees will benefit the Pillsbury Free Library.
Fees are $15 per 6 ft table/space to benefit the sponsor, the Pillsbury Free Library. Spaces are allocated in advance based on order received and requested location, as available at the time of PAYMENT.

A printable vendor application is available HERE or register online HERE (pay separately).
A floor plan of tables is HERE.
Call 603-456-2289 for information. Applications with payment may be mailed to Pillsbury Free Library, PO Box 299 Warner NH 03278 or dropped off at the Library, 18 E. Main St., Warner. Payment can also be made online at the library’s Squareup store at https://pillsbury-free-library.square.site/

Keep up to date about this event at https://www.facebook.com/events/1040034863288229

All ages welcome

Anne Jennison: Native American Storytelling via Zoom-*Rescheduled from December*
January 21, 2022 All ages welcome

Anne Jennison will be featuring stories from New Hampshire Abenaki and other Northeast woodlands traditions. For Zoom link call Sue at the library 603-456-2289 or register for the event at https://forms.gle/uefnFRj6WqD9XreX6

Part of a “Story Walk” initiative, Funding for this storytelling event is provided by the NH State Council on the Arts, funds administered by the NH State Library and provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services, and Pillsbury Free Library.

A Public hearing will be held by the Trustees of the Pillsbury Free Library at their monthly meeting on Tuesday January 18, at 7 pm, as required by NH RSA for acceptance of unanticipated funds of $5000 or greater. Masks are required in the Library Building.
A $12,598 grant has been awarded to Pillsbury Free Library through an Institute for Museum and Library Services’ (IMLS) “Grants to States” program that is part of the American Rescue Act Plan (ARPA) of 2021 and that is being facilitated by the N.H. State Library.The funds will be used for the purchase and installation of two Poppinpod Om Sit booths, for privacy while having online or phone conversations aloud in the library. This American Rescue Plan Act Grant is administered by the Institute for Museum and Library Services (IMLS).

Unfortunately the presenter has had to cancel at the last minute.
Stories from NH Abenaki and other Northeast woodlands groups, told by Anne Jennison, including background on the traditions of storytelling. All ages welcome.
This is a virtual program on Zoom. Register for link: https://forms.gle/xuDCxgmhGHURdDm56
Funding for this storytelling event is provided by the NH State Council on the Arts as well as funds administered by the NH State Library and provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services, and Pillsbury Free Library