Philip Read Memorial Library

The Friends will consider the future of the book sale and discuss other possible fundraising options to support PRML.

All are welcome!

Join us for a special reading time with Scooter, our friendly reading dog! Children are invited to practice their reading skills in a relaxed, supportive environment. 

All are welcome—no registration required. 

THURSDAY, JANUARY 15
WHAT’S UP WITH ELECTRICITY COSTS?

6:00-7:30 pm
Philip Read Memorial library.
1088 NH-12A, Plainfield, NH 03781

The public is welcome to attend in person or via Zoom. The Zoom link is below.

New electricity rates become effective on February 1 for the February 1 to July 31 rate period.
Attend the meeting to be informed. 

YOU HAVE OPTIONS!

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81928285895?pwd=sWw5v1bxrGQLuLRIbZ2BobZ1lFWiEm.1
Meeting ID: 819 2828 5895
Passcode: 817915

In person & Zoom

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

Help your child get ready for kindergarten—one book at a time! Join us for an information session on 1000 Books Before Kindergarten, a free early literacy program that promotes reading aloud to children from birth to age five. Learn how easy it is to participate, track your progress, and make reading a fun daily habit for your family.

7-9 pm at PRML

FLOWER ARRANGING POTLUCK     

The Friends of Philip Read Memorial Library are holding a free FLOWER ARRANGING POTLUCK on Friday December 12, 2025 at 2:00pm at the Philip Read Memorial Library.

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.

Fish and Wildlife Stewards Presents: Black Bear Happenings in New Hampshire

A New Hampshire Fish and Wildlife Steward will share information about black bears in the state. You will learn about the natural history of this intriguing mammal, its habitat needs, and ways to avoid potentially costly conflicts. Also, hear about the amazing federal funding mechanism that supports long-term research and is largely responsible for our country's abundant fish and wildlife.