- March 5, 2026
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Baby & Me Craft
Caregivers can help baby make seasonally-appropriate art. All supplies provided, just bring your baby! Designed for babies from birth to 23 months and their caregivers. Offered the first Thursday of each month at 10:30.Please arrive by 10:30 to participate in this activity.
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Music & Rhyme Time
At each Music & Rhyme Time we sing songs, dance and play instruments to a guitar accompaniment, participate in action rhymes, and read one short story. Each lively and fun session lasts about 20-40 minutes and is designed for two-year-olds and their grownup!
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Baby & Me
Baby & Me gives your child the opportunity to hear lots of language while you spend time bonding together! Program lasts about 15-20 minutes, and is designed for babies ages birth up to 23 months.
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Tech Help
Need help setting up email or cloudLibrary? How about printing from your laptop? Do you know how to download apps? Dale will be available to help you navigate your devices.
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Toddler Craft
The two-year-olds are in charge at this art and craft time designed to let their imaginations run wild. Some sessions will consist of different art supplies to try in free-form play, while some sessions will have a more structured activity. This program starts right after Music & Rhyme time each week.
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Drop-in Legos
Come build a brick masterpiece with our Lego collection! Ages 4 and up with a grownup!
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Friends of the Topsham Public Library Meeting
Started in 1998, The Friends of the Topsham Public Library is a nonprofit membership organization dedicated to supporting the Topsham Public Library. The Friends value the Topsham Public Library as a cultural, educational and recreational center and contribute time, effort, and resources to further develop the library’s potential as a dynamic force in our community. The Friends augment the library budget through fundraising to finance virtually all library programs and events. Annual membership, donations, and patronage of the annual book sale strengthens the Topsham Public Library and ensures the continued growth of Library services. All meetings are open to the public. New members are always welcome.
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- March 6, 2026
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Coffee Klatsch with Katherine
Join our director for a cup of joe on the first Friday of every month in our Crooker Gallery space. There is no set topic or subject, just general conversation over a warm beverage. Connect with fellow community members and socialize in a relaxed atmosphere.
Free coffee and tea provided!
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Teen Button Making Drop-In
Drop by and get creative! Teens are invited to design and press their own custom buttons every Friday afternoon. Whether you're into art, activism, or just want to make something cool for your backpack, this quick, fun session is the perfect way to kick off the weekend. All supplies provided. No registration needed, just show up!
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Nintendo Switch Club
Nintendo Switch Club, Fridays, 1:30 –5:45 p.m.: Calling all teen gamers! Join us for an afternoon of fun, friends, and Nintendo Switch action. Whether you’re racing in Mario Kart, smashing it up in Super Smash Bros., or teaming up in Splatoon, we’ve got three in-house Switch consoles and plenty of games to go around. Drop in anytime, no experience needed. Just bring your game face and get ready to level up your Friday!
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- March 7, 2026
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Saturday Morning VolunTeens
Teens ages 14 and up are invited to join our Saturday Morning VolunTeen Program! Work together with other teens to design and run awesome community events like mini golf in the library, cookie decorating, Movie Saturdays, and more… all through the Teen Room. You’ll also help with cool projects and essential library tasks like shelving, shelf-reading, book displays, and even help with collection development. Earn volunteer hours, build leadership skills, and make the library a better place… all while having fun!
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Music in March: Midcoast High Winds Flute Choir
Sponsored by the Friends of TPL, each week will feature a live music performance by local musicians. Midcoast High Winds Flute Choir is an ensemble of amateur and professional musicians from Maine’s Midcoast region that has been entertaining community audiences since 2015. They perform a varied repertoire of classical, folk and popular music arrangements, as well as original compositions for flute choir. High Winds members also perform on less common instruments, including piccolos, alto flutes and bass flutes, giving the ensemble a wide spectrum of pitches and tonal colors.
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- March 9, 2026
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Tech Help
Need help setting up email or cloudLibrary? How about printing from your laptop? Do you know how to download apps? Dale will be available to help you navigate your devices.
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- March 10, 2026
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Tech Help
Need help setting up email or cloudLibrary? How about printing from your laptop? Do you know how to download apps? Dale will be available to help you navigate your devices.
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Preschool Art
Designed for 3-5 year olds, we will learn about different kinds of art and try out different art styles and supplies. Caregivers are requested to stay nearby, in case your preschooler needs assistance.
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Kids Art Club (ages 7 - 12)
Calling young art lovers! This club is designed for 7-12year olds and will allow young artists to experiment and learn about different art styles and try out new forms of arts and crafts. Weekly from 4-5 on Tuesdays.
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Young Critics
Young Critics is a book discussion group for 4th and 5th grade students, and is the perfect combination of eating pizza and talking about books! We supply books and pizza, you supply your opinions! Sign up required.
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- March 11, 2026
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Preschool Storytime
At preschool storytime, we sing songs and do action rhymes, read up to four stories, and play percussion instruments. Storytime is 30 - 45 minutes long and is designed for ages 3 and up.
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Topsham Garden Club: Apples
TheTopsham Garden Club welcomes back apple historian and orchardist John Bunker ofOut on a Limb Apples to talk about “Apples and Apple Trees in Maine”.
JohnBunker was a founder of Fedco Trees, a division of Fedco Seeds, and with the Maine Organic Farmers andGardeners Association (MOFGA) developed an orchard in Unity, Maine to growheritage apples. He currently owns a small, off-grid homestead farm and experimentalorchard and is the author of the book, “Apples and the Art of Detection,” aswell as the “Today in the Orchard” blog on www.outonalimbapples.com.
Stay afterwards to socialize with Topsham Garden Club members over a bring-your-ownbrown-bag lunch. Dessert and coffee will be provided by the club.
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The Topsham Sharing Table
FREE PRODUCE from local farms for anyone who needs it. Help yourself to what you need and leave the rest for others. Organized by the Merrymeeting Gleaners, a project of the Mid Coast Hunger Prevention Program. First come, first served, while supplies last.
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- March 12, 2026
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Music & Rhyme Time
At each Music & Rhyme Time we sing songs, dance and play instruments to a guitar accompaniment, participate in action rhymes, and read one short story. Each lively and fun session lasts about 20-40 minutes and is designed for two-year-olds and their grownup!
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Baby & Me
Baby & Me gives your child the opportunity to hear lots of language while you spend time bonding together! Program lasts about 15-20 minutes, and is designed for babies ages birth up to 23 months.
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Tech Help
Need help setting up email or cloudLibrary? How about printing from your laptop? Do you know how to download apps? Dale will be available to help you navigate your devices.
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Toddler Craft
The two-year-olds are in charge at this art and craft time designed to let their imaginations run wild. Some sessions will consist of different art supplies to try in free-form play, while some sessions will have a more structured activity. This program starts right after Music & Rhyme time each week.
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Drop-in Legos
Come build a brick masterpiece with our Lego collection! Ages 4 and up with a grownup!
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Tween Reads
Do you like to read books? Do you like to eat pizza? Join Tween Reads! Tween Reads is a book discussion group for grades 6-8. We supply the books and the pizza, you bring your opinions! Signup required.
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High Frequency Press / The New Guard Literary Review Author Event
Join Shanna McNair and Scott Wolven of High Frequency Press, and their authors for readings, refreshments, and conversation. Books will be available for sale and signing. For more information visit:https://www.highfrequencypress.com/high-frequency-and-the-new-guard-at-topsham-public-library.
Authors:
Julie Carpenter
Nancy Coleman
Stephanie Cotsirilis
Margot Anne Kelley
Robert T. Kelley
Shanna McNair
Scott Wolven
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- March 13, 2026
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CANCELLED: Family Movie: Zootopia 2
Detectives Judy Hopps andNick Wilde find themselves on the twisting trail of a mysterious reptile whoturns the mammal metropolis of Zootopia upside down. Testing their growingpartnership like never before, they go undercover in new parts of town to crackthe case. Rated PG. Bring pillows and blankets for extra coziness—popcorn willbe served!
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Teen Button Making Drop-In
Drop by and get creative! Teens are invited to design and press their own custom buttons every Friday afternoon. Whether you're into art, activism, or just want to make something cool for your backpack, this quick, fun session is the perfect way to kick off the weekend. All supplies provided. No registration needed, just show up!
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Nintendo Switch Club
Nintendo Switch Club, Fridays, 1:30 –5:45 p.m.: Calling all teen gamers! Join us for an afternoon of fun, friends, and Nintendo Switch action. Whether you’re racing in Mario Kart, smashing it up in Super Smash Bros., or teaming up in Splatoon, we’ve got three in-house Switch consoles and plenty of games to go around. Drop in anytime, no experience needed. Just bring your game face and get ready to level up your Friday!
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- March 14, 2026
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Saturday Morning VolunTeens
Teens ages 14 and up are invited to join our Saturday Morning VolunTeen Program! Work together with other teens to design and run awesome community events like mini golf in the library, cookie decorating, Movie Saturdays, and more… all through the Teen Room. You’ll also help with cool projects and essential library tasks like shelving, shelf-reading, book displays, and even help with collection development. Earn volunteer hours, build leadership skills, and make the library a better place… all while having fun!
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Great Books Discussion
Great Books meets once a month on the second Saturday. We are ALWAYS looking for new members! For more information email emma@topshamlibrary.org.
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Music in March: Steamboat Ridge
Steamboat Ridge has a rustic sound that includes elements of bluegrass, country blues, and old-time music, featuring the guitar, mandolin, and fiddle. Playing both traditional and original music, this group features Craig Hensley, Justin Schlawin, and Topsham Library’s own Mariah Sewall!
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- March 16, 2026
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Tech Help
Need help setting up email or cloudLibrary? How about printing from your laptop? Do you know how to download apps? Dale will be available to help you navigate your devices.
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Teen Art Hangout: Sketch and Snack
Calling all teen artists, doodlers, comic book lovers, and manga fans! Join us for a creative hangout where you can draw, design, and share your art in a fun, relaxed space. We’ll have supplies, snacks, and good vibes, plus a mini gallery to display your work in our teen room! Whether you're into sketching superheroes, crafting kawaii characters, or just love to doodle, this is your space to create and connect.
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- March 17, 2026
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Tech Help
Need help setting up email or cloudLibrary? How about printing from your laptop? Do you know how to download apps? Dale will be available to help you navigate your devices.
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Preschool Art
Designed for 3-5 year olds, we will learn about different kinds of art and try out different art styles and supplies. Caregivers are requested to stay nearby, in case your preschooler needs assistance.
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Kids Art Club (ages 7 - 12)
Calling young art lovers! This club is designed for 7-12year olds and will allow young artists to experiment and learn about different art styles and try out new forms of arts and crafts. Weekly from 4-5 on Tuesdays.
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- March 18, 2026
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Preschool Storytime
At preschool storytime, we sing songs and do action rhymes, read up to four stories, and play percussion instruments. Storytime is 30 - 45 minutes long and is designed for ages 3 and up.
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The Topsham Sharing Table
FREE PRODUCE from local farms for anyone who needs it. Help yourself to what you need and leave the rest for others. Organized by the Merrymeeting Gleaners, a project of the Mid Coast Hunger Prevention Program. First come, first served, while supplies last.
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Teen Movie Time: The Fantastic Four: First Steps
Kick back, relax, and enjoy a movie on the big screen with friends!. Mister Fantastic, Invisible Woman, Human Torch and the Thing face their most daunting challenge yet as they defend Earth from Galactus and Silver Surfer. Rated PG-13. Snacks provided.
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Trustees Meeting
All Trustees meetings are open to the public.
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- March 19, 2026
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Music & Rhyme Time
At each Music & Rhyme Time we sing songs, dance and play instruments to a guitar accompaniment, participate in action rhymes, and read one short story. Each lively and fun session lasts about 20-40 minutes and is designed for two-year-olds and their grownup!
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Baby & Me
Baby & Me gives your child the opportunity to hear lots of language while you spend time bonding together! Program lasts about 15-20 minutes, and is designed for babies ages birth up to 23 months.
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Tech Help
Need help setting up email or cloudLibrary? How about printing from your laptop? Do you know how to download apps? Dale will be available to help you navigate your devices.
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Toddler Craft
The two-year-olds are in charge at this art and craft time designed to let their imaginations run wild. Some sessions will consist of different art supplies to try in free-form play, while some sessions will have a more structured activity. This program starts right after Music & Rhyme time each week.
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Drop-in Legos
Come build a brick masterpiece with our Lego collection! Ages 4 and up with a grownup!
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Rare Reads Book Discussion
Rare Reads book group meets every third Thursday at 6pm. This month's book is Fire Exit by Morgan Talty. If you would like to join, please email emma@topshamlibrary.org.
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- March 20, 2026
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Teen Button Making Drop-In
Drop by and get creative! Teens are invited to design and press their own custom buttons every Friday afternoon. Whether you're into art, activism, or just want to make something cool for your backpack, this quick, fun session is the perfect way to kick off the weekend. All supplies provided. No registration needed, just show up!
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Highland Green Art Reception
Join us as we celebrate the art of members ofthe Highland Green community. Refreshments will be served.
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Nintendo Switch Club
Nintendo Switch Club, Fridays, 1:30 –5:45 p.m.: Calling all teen gamers! Join us for an afternoon of fun, friends, and Nintendo Switch action. Whether you’re racing in Mario Kart, smashing it up in Super Smash Bros., or teaming up in Splatoon, we’ve got three in-house Switch consoles and plenty of games to go around. Drop in anytime, no experience needed. Just bring your game face and get ready to level up your Friday!
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- March 21, 2026
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Saturday Morning VolunTeens
Teens ages 14 and up are invited to join our Saturday Morning VolunTeen Program! Work together with other teens to design and run awesome community events like mini golf in the library, cookie decorating, Movie Saturdays, and more… all through the Teen Room. You’ll also help with cool projects and essential library tasks like shelving, shelf-reading, book displays, and even help with collection development. Earn volunteer hours, build leadership skills, and make the library a better place… all while having fun!
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Stitching Together
Join this knitting and crocheting group that meets monthly. Come and work on your latest project, share patterns, check out the library's knitting and crocheting resources. All abilities welcome!
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Music in March: Castlebay
Castlebay has been musically weaving togetherthe heritage of New England and the Celtic lands since 1987. MembersJulia Lane and Fred Gosbee have loved and researched traditional music for mostof their lives and blend history, legend and experience intotheir personable performance style. Their concerts feature poignantballads sung in Lane's ethereal soprano and Gosbee's rich baritone interspersedwith joyous dance tunes played on Celtic harp, guitar, fiddle and tinwhistle. Castlebay treats the audience to a musical journey through time andacross the Atlantic. The duo also presents special theme concerts on variousaspects of Celtic lore, nautical life or Colonial America.
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Joy of the Lens Registration Closes
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- March 23, 2026
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Tech Help
Need help setting up email or cloudLibrary? How about printing from your laptop? Do you know how to download apps? Dale will be available to help you navigate your devices.
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- March 24, 2026
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Tech Help
Need help setting up email or cloudLibrary? How about printing from your laptop? Do you know how to download apps? Dale will be available to help you navigate your devices.
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Preschool Art
Designed for 3-5 year olds, we will learn about different kinds of art and try out different art styles and supplies. Caregivers are requested to stay nearby, in case your preschooler needs assistance.
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Kids Art Club (ages 7 - 12)
Calling young art lovers! This club is designed for 7-12year olds and will allow young artists to experiment and learn about different art styles and try out new forms of arts and crafts. Weekly from 4-5 on Tuesdays.
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Brunswick Land Trust/CREA: How Love and Determination Can Bring Forth Great Conservation Initiatives
In her recent book “Loving the North Woods: 25 Years ofHistoric Conservation in Maine”, one recurring theme is that of people comingtogether to make a difference. Karin will highlight that theme of collaborationon a large scale in the North Woods, and also weave in the small local exampleof CREA’s origin story, right here in Topsham. In both cases, a group ofdedicated people was able to collaborate to turn their shared love of a placeinto action to protect it.
Speaker Bio:Karin Tilberg has been a strong advocate for the conservation of the NorthWoods for decades, promoting sustainable forestry, supporting healthy, diverselocal economies, and providing guidance on environmental and natural resourcelaw and policy matters. She served as Deputy Commissioner of the MaineDepartment of Conservation from 2003 to 2007, then as a Senior Policy Advisorto Governor John E. Baldacci from 2007-2010, and most recently as the presidentand CEO of the Forest Society of Maine from 2011-2024.
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- March 25, 2026
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Preschool Storytime
At preschool storytime, we sing songs and do action rhymes, read up to four stories, and play percussion instruments. Storytime is 30 - 45 minutes long and is designed for ages 3 and up.
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The Topsham Sharing Table
FREE PRODUCE from local farms for anyone who needs it. Help yourself to what you need and leave the rest for others. Organized by the Merrymeeting Gleaners, a project of the Mid Coast Hunger Prevention Program. First come, first served, while supplies last.
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- March 26, 2026
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Music & Rhyme Time
At each Music & Rhyme Time we sing songs, dance and play instruments to a guitar accompaniment, participate in action rhymes, and read one short story. Each lively and fun session lasts about 20-40 minutes and is designed for two-year-olds and their grownup!
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Baby & Me
Baby & Me gives your child the opportunity to hear lots of language while you spend time bonding together! Program lasts about 15-20 minutes, and is designed for babies ages birth up to 23 months.
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Tech Help
Need help setting up email or cloudLibrary? How about printing from your laptop? Do you know how to download apps? Dale will be available to help you navigate your devices.
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Toddler Craft
The two-year-olds are in charge at this art and craft time designed to let their imaginations run wild. Some sessions will consist of different art supplies to try in free-form play, while some sessions will have a more structured activity. This program starts right after Music & Rhyme time each week.
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Drop-in Legos
Come build a brick masterpiece with our Lego collection! Ages 4 and up with a grownup!
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Community Conversations: Food, Farms, and Families
How are changes in government policy and funding impacting our local communities? Join us for a community conversation about food costs, food access, and the impacts on farmers and families in Midcoast Maine.
Panelists
Moderator: Jo D. Saffeir, Deputy Commissioner, Maine Dept of Agriculture, Conservation & ForestryStacy Brenner, President and CEO, Maine Farmland Trust
Garrett Martin, President, Maine Center for Economic Policy
Justin Strasburger, Executive Director, Full Plates Full Potential
Hannah Chatalbash, Executive Director, Mid Coast Hunger Prevention Program
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- March 27, 2026
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Teen Button Making Drop-In
Drop by and get creative! Teens are invited to design and press their own custom buttons every Friday afternoon. Whether you're into art, activism, or just want to make something cool for your backpack, this quick, fun session is the perfect way to kick off the weekend. All supplies provided. No registration needed, just show up!
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Nintendo Switch Club
Nintendo Switch Club, Fridays, 1:30 –5:45 p.m.: Calling all teen gamers! Join us for an afternoon of fun, friends, and Nintendo Switch action. Whether you’re racing in Mario Kart, smashing it up in Super Smash Bros., or teaming up in Splatoon, we’ve got three in-house Switch consoles and plenty of games to go around. Drop in anytime, no experience needed. Just bring your game face and get ready to level up your Friday!
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- March 28, 2026
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Saturday Morning VolunTeens
Teens ages 14 and up are invited to join our Saturday Morning VolunTeen Program! Work together with other teens to design and run awesome community events like mini golf in the library, cookie decorating, Movie Saturdays, and more… all through the Teen Room. You’ll also help with cool projects and essential library tasks like shelving, shelf-reading, book displays, and even help with collection development. Earn volunteer hours, build leadership skills, and make the library a better place… all while having fun!
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Last Saturday Storytime
Lots of music and rhymes, and one or two short stories. Designed for toddlers and preschoolers, but all are welcome!
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Kids Drop-In Activities
Various activities will be set up in the children’s section – activities may include art projects, sensory activities, experiments, building activities, and more! Designed for ages 6 and up, but open to everyone with adult supervision.
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Music in March: Lindsey Wiehl: Bassoonist
Lindsey Wiehl holds several degrees in music including a B.S. in Music Education, an M.M. in Bassoon Performance, her D.A. in Bassoon Performance with a secondary in music theory and composition, and a Professional Certificate in Advanced Music Production. Dr. Wiehl has several active commissions for new pieces and regularly premiers her works at national and international conferences. She is also writing music for games, animation projects, and creative start-up projects. Lindsey performs in venues from concert halls to breweries and reaches audiences that might otherwise miss out on her innovative approach to music.
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- March 30, 2026
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Tech Help
Need help setting up email or cloudLibrary? How about printing from your laptop? Do you know how to download apps? Dale will be available to help you navigate your devices.
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Minecraft Meet @TPL
Join us to play Minecraft on library computers and Nintendo Switches, build creatively, team up with friends, and explore new worlds together. Each session may include creative builds, survival challenges, or mini-games.
No experience necessary, beginners are welcome!
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- March 31, 2026
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Tech Help
Need help setting up email or cloudLibrary? How about printing from your laptop? Do you know how to download apps? Dale will be available to help you navigate your devices.
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Preschool Art
Designed for 3-5 year olds, we will learn about different kinds of art and try out different art styles and supplies. Caregivers are requested to stay nearby, in case your preschooler needs assistance.
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Kids Art Club (ages 7 - 12)
Calling young art lovers! This club is designed for 7-12year olds and will allow young artists to experiment and learn about different art styles and try out new forms of arts and crafts. Weekly from 4-5 on Tuesdays.
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- April 1, 2026
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Preschool Storytime
At preschool storytime, we sing songs and do action rhymes, read up to four stories, and play percussion instruments. Storytime is 30 - 45 minutes long and is designed for ages 3 and up.
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The Topsham Sharing Table
FREE PRODUCE from local farms for anyone who needs it. Help yourself to what you need and leave the rest for others. Organized by the Merrymeeting Gleaners, a project of the Mid Coast Hunger Prevention Program. First come, first served, while supplies last.
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Teen Movie Time: Wicked: For Good
Kick back, relax, and enjoy a movie on the big screen with friends! Now demonized as the Wicked Witch of the West, Elphaba lives in exile in the Ozian forest, while Glinda resides at the palace in Emerald City, reveling in the perks of fame and popularity. As an angry mob rises against the Wicked Witch, she'll need to reunite with Glinda to transform herself, and all of Oz, for good. Rated PG.
Snacks will be provided.
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- April 2, 2026
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Baby & Me Craft
Caregivers can help baby make seasonally-appropriate art. All supplies provided, just bring your baby! Designed for babies from birth to 23 months and their caregivers. Offered the first Thursday of each month at 10:30.Please arrive by 10:30 to participate in this activity.
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Music & Rhyme Time
At each Music & Rhyme Time we sing songs, dance and play instruments to a guitar accompaniment, participate in action rhymes, and read one short story. Each lively and fun session lasts about 20-40 minutes and is designed for two-year-olds and their grownup!
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Baby & Me
Baby & Me gives your child the opportunity to hear lots of language while you spend time bonding together! Program lasts about 15-20 minutes, and is designed for babies ages birth up to 23 months.
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Tech Help
Need help setting up email or cloudLibrary? How about printing from your laptop? Do you know how to download apps? Dale will be available to help you navigate your devices.
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Toddler Craft
The two-year-olds are in charge at this art and craft time designed to let their imaginations run wild. Some sessions will consist of different art supplies to try in free-form play, while some sessions will have a more structured activity. This program starts right after Music & Rhyme time each week.
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Drop-in Legos
Come build a brick masterpiece with our Lego collection! Ages 4 and up with a grownup!
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Friends of the Topsham Public Library Meeting
Started in 1998, The Friends of the Topsham Public Library is a nonprofit membership organization dedicated to supporting the Topsham Public Library. The Friends value the Topsham Public Library as a cultural, educational and recreational center and contribute time, effort, and resources to further develop the library’s potential as a dynamic force in our community. The Friends augment the library budget through fundraising to finance virtually all library programs and events. Annual membership, donations, and patronage of the annual book sale strengthens the Topsham Public Library and ensures the continued growth of Library services. All meetings are open to the public. New members are always welcome.
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- April 3, 2026
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Coffee Klatsch with Katherine
Join our director for a cup of joe on the first Friday of every month in our Crooker Gallery space. There is no set topic or subject, just general conversation over a warm beverage. Connect with fellow community members and socialize in a relaxed atmosphere.
Free coffee and tea provided!
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Teen Button Making Drop-In
Drop by and get creative! Teens are invited to design and press their own custom buttons every Friday afternoon. Whether you're into art, activism, or just want to make something cool for your backpack, this quick, fun session is the perfect way to kick off the weekend. All supplies provided. No registration needed, just show up!
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Nintendo Switch Club
Nintendo Switch Club, Fridays, 1:30 –5:45 p.m.: Calling all teen gamers! Join us for an afternoon of fun, friends, and Nintendo Switch action. Whether you’re racing in Mario Kart, smashing it up in Super Smash Bros., or teaming up in Splatoon, we’ve got three in-house Switch consoles and plenty of games to go around. Drop in anytime, no experience needed. Just bring your game face and get ready to level up your Friday!
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- April 4, 2026
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Saturday Morning VolunTeens
Teens ages 14 and up are invited to join our Saturday Morning VolunTeen Program! Work together with other teens to design and run awesome community events like mini golf in the library, cookie decorating, Movie Saturdays, and more… all through the Teen Room. You’ll also help with cool projects and essential library tasks like shelving, shelf-reading, book displays, and even help with collection development. Earn volunteer hours, build leadership skills, and make the library a better place… all while having fun!
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Joy of the Lens Reception
Join us for this celebration of our photographers, as we announce the winners in each category: Color, Black & White, and this year’s challenge theme. Refreshments will be served. The exhibit will be on display from March 28 - April 29.
Coinciding with the Joy of the Lens is the Friends' Photo Lottery. Current Friends members, as well as anyone who joins the Friends by 5 p.m. on April 28, will be entered into the Friends’ Photo Lottery for a chance to win a photograph by one of last year's winners.
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