Topsham is home to a few gems, and the Topsham Fair is one of them. Entering its 162nd year, festivities begin Sunday and Monday with free harness-racing at 5pm, and… Read more »
Posts Categorized: Something to do
Wednesdays Are Back Happy Hour!
Remember our burst pipes and how we had to cancel the happy hour scheduled to celebrate that Topsham Public Library is open again on Wednesday evenings? Well, we have rescheduled!… Read more »
We’re Back!!
Topsham Public Library cordially invites you to join us Wednesday, July 6, 2016 as we re-institute our Wednesday evening hours! Please join us at 5pm for mocktails in the gallery. Then, Zany… Read more »
My Favorite Place
Saturday was the Summer Reading kick-off and many of you came by and picked up your packet. We are so excited to get this year’s program underway! Everyone left Topsham… Read more »
Summer Reading Starts Saturday!! Yipppeeeeeeee!!
The air is a little bit sweeter. The skin tingles with excitement. You can sense it’s quick approach. SUMMER READING IS ALMOST HERE!! The youngsters have already been asking about… Read more »
Fishing Rally Time!
It’s that time of year again! On June 4, 2016, at the ponds behind Topsham’s Solid Waste Facility you can fish, without a license, from 8am-11am! (Please note the change:… Read more »
Author to Visit May 24!
Topsham Public Library’s Mystery Reader’s Roundtable (MRR) cordially invites you to their May 24 meeting at 3pm as they welcome special guest Charlene D’Avanzo, author of Cold Blood, Hot Sea. Author talks are… Read more »
Series Premier: 60 Checkouts
The following is the next installment of a series in which I interview staff members of Topsham Public Library. Tick tick tick tick tick tick tick “The Fifth Annual Poetry… Read more »
School Vacation Week Activities and Events – April Edition
It’s school vacation week and Topsham Public Library has some great events lined up for you! On Thursday, April 21 from 1-3pm our STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) event is taking… Read more »
April is National Poetry Month
Not a favorite subject in schools, students might roll the eyes and argue strong, but Angelou and Frost are tools, that give to us… Read more »