Plainfield Events

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    Artist Reception: The Color of Feeling
    An Art Exhibit by Pat Crockett (Claremont, NH)

    Join us at Philip Read Memorial Library for a special artist reception celebrating The Color of Feeling on Monday, February 23, 2026, from 4:00–6:00 PM.

    Pat Crockett’s work explores the expressive possibilities of acrylic printmaking, blending traditional techniques with unexpected tools—tinfoil, balloons, even a windshield wiper—to create richly layered, emotionally resonant pieces. Color, texture, and gesture come together to communicate feeling beyond words.

    This reception offers a chance to meet the artist, view the exhibit, and experience the creative process behind this vibrant body of work.

    📍 Philip Read Memorial Library (PRML)
    🗓 Exhibit on view beginning January 28, 2026
    🎨 Artist Reception: February 23, 2026 | 4–6 PM

    All are welcome. Come celebrate art, process, and emotion with us.

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    Meditation Monday
    Join us at the Philip Read Memorial Library for Meditation Monday.


    🕓 4:30 PM
    📍 Philip Read Memorial Library

    This calming session offers a perfect way to start your week with tranquility and mindfulness.

    All are welcome—no prior meditation experience necessary.

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    Who: Seniors in Plainfield, and Meriden, and their families, caregivers, and friends.
     When: 2nd & 4th Tuesdays – Social Coffee Hours
    Come and visit with other local seniors. Bring games, puzzles, or hand crafts like knitting if you like. Coffee provided.

    Where: Philip Read Memorial Library 1088 NH-12A, Plainfield, NH 03781 Phone: (603) 675-6866
    Questions: Call Jim Allen at 603-558-2576

    Our goal is to provide our seniors with social time, stimulating conversation, and puzzles, games etcetera. Seniors living in Plainfield and Meriden, are warmly invited to attend. We also welcome our seniors’ caregivers, family members, and friends.

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    September 2025 to June 2026

    10:30 am to Noon

    All are welcome!

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    Greenland: People & Place - February 24, from 6pm at PRML

    Join us at the Philip Read Memorial Library for an engaging presentation with Greg Smith of Greenland Advocate.

    This program offers an introduction to the people, culture, history, and landscape of Greenland, providing context and insight into this remarkable place. The presentation is informational in nature and is designed to familiarize attendees with Greenland itself, rather than providing biased commentary or advocacy related to current political issues.

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    LEGO Club at the Plainfield Libraries 

    Let your imagination run wild at LEGO Club! Join us for a fun, relaxed drop-in program full of creativity, collaboration, and plenty of LEGOS.

    • First Saturdays at Meriden Library | 10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
    • Fourth Saturdays at PRML | 10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.

    Build, create, and explore—whether you come with a plan or just see where the bricks take you. All ages are welcome, and no registration is required.

    We hope to see you there!

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    Meditation Monday
    Join us at the Philip Read Memorial Library for Meditation Monday.


    🕓 4:30 PM
    📍 Philip Read Memorial Library

    This calming session offers a perfect way to start your week with tranquility and mindfulness.

    All are welcome—no prior meditation experience necessary.

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    Could be either zoom-only or in-person depending on the weather

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    September 2025 to June 2026

    10:30 am to Noon

    All are welcome!

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    Smartphone camera workshop – Monday March 9, 2026 at 2:30pm at the Philip Read Memorial Library.  Sponsored by the Friends of PRML.

    Would you like to – Get more out of the camera on your smartphone?  Learn how to take better pictures with the camera on your smartphone?  Learn about those camera features you are not using?  Then this is the workshop for you –

    FREE hands-on introductory workshop by Forest Simon from the Vermont Center of Photography will focus on taking stronger, more intentional photographs using a smartphone. The workshop will cover simple, practical techniques—such as composition, light, and basic camera settings—that can help participants improve everyday photos. No prior photography experience is required, and all skill levels are welcome.

    Questions and to RSVP (space is limited) contact Judy at judyptak15@gmail.com  or 603-667-1031.