Topsham Public Library is proud to present a plethora of materials, programs and services for adults. See what new items we have added to the collection on our new books and more page, check out programs and events and the services we provide. Need information or have a question about our adult services? Contact Emma here.
Topsham Public Library Adult Programs
- April 27, 2019
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Rep. Tepler Office Hours
Representative, Denise Tepler will be here to meet with you. Come along if you would like to meet with her, have questions or comments!
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- May 1, 2019
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People's Choice Deadline
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Drop-In Tech Support
Need help setting up email? How about printing from your laptop? Do you know how to download apps? Our tech guy, Dale, will be available to help you navigate your laptop or tablet.
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- May 2, 2019
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Genealogy Drop In
Interested in Genealogy? Join our Genealogy volunteer, Karen, to help you get started. She’ll help you use our resources such as Ancestry to find out more about your family tree. Bring along a notebook and a USB flash drive (if you have one).
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Friends of the Topsham Public Library Meeting
The Friends of the Topsham Public Library is a nonprofit membership organization dedicated to supporting TPL financially and helping to further develop the library’s potential as a dynamic force in our community. Meetings are open to the public and new members are always welcome. FMI visit our website: friendstopshamlibrary.org
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- May 4, 2019
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Sip n' Stitch
Join this knitting and crocheting group that meets on the first and third Saturdays of the month. All abilities welcome! Come and work on your latest project, share patterns, check out the library's knitting and crocheting resources, and relax with a cup of coffee or tea. Would you like to learn to knit or crochet? Come along and we can help you with that too.
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Joy of the Lens Photographers Talk
Join us in the Crooker Gallery as we announce the winners of this year’s People’s Choice Award and the Friends’ Photo Lottery. The winning photographers in all categories will talk about their work.
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- May 7, 2019
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The Naturalist’s Notebook: Making Everyday Connections to Nature through Journal-Keeping
Learn tips on how to become a naturalist no matter what your background. Explore tools such as the Naturalist’s Notebook, the creation of your own journal or list of phenology, or the utilization of an online resource such as iNaturalist. This program is presented by Nat Wheelwright, Emeritus Professor of Natural Sciences at Bowdoin College. His book, The Naturalist’s Notebook, will be available for sale.
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- May 8, 2019
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Drop-In Tech Support
Need help setting up email? How about printing from your laptop? Do you know how to download apps? Our tech guy, Dale, will be available to help you navigate your laptop or tablet.
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- May 9, 2019
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Genealogy Drop In
Interested in Genealogy? Join our Genealogy volunteer, Karen, to help you get started. She’ll help you use our resources such as Ancestry to find out more about your family tree. Bring along a notebook and a USB flash drive (if you have one).
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Nature Speaks Book Discussion
"How sad to think that nature speaks and mankind doesn't listen."- Victor Hugo, 1840. Dana Cary leads this discussion group that focuses on environmental issues and what can be done on a local level. This month we are reading great tide rising by Kathleen Dean Moore. We will discuss “Part IIII : a call to act".
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