Cook Memorial Library previews fall programs; One Book One Valley set for Nov. 1
Director Mary Cronin outlined children's and adult programming for fall 2026, including Bookworms, Bibliomaniacs, Wild Scientist, an Abenaki archaeoastronomy talk, an AI-and-ethics program, and One Book One Valley on Nov. 1 at the Pub on Page Hill featuring Spectacular Things.
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Mary Cronin detailed upcoming library programs for fall 2026: children's book clubs Bookworms and Bibliomaniacs, the Wild Scientist series, and adult programs including Paul King on an Abenaki archaeoastronomical site in Ossipee, a New Hampshire Humanities event on AI and ethics, pizza-and-limericks with author Jean Diehl, and a Winnie-the-Pooh 100th birthday reading. The director announced that One Book One Valley will take place Sunday, Nov. 1 at the Pub on Page Hill; the selected title is Spectacular Things.
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