In early January 2019, the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services launched a crowdsourcing effort to map all of New Hampshire's stone walls using LiDAR* images. Learn how to use the New Hampshire Stone Wall Mapper to identify and mark stone walls with nothing more than a web browser.
The remarkable story of one of the earliest trekkers to the base camp of Mount Everest. In 1967, with $200 in his pocket, twenty-two-year-old Peace Corps Volunteer Russ Staples heads for Nepal. Join Russ as he travels from a small village in South India, with little more than a borrowed backpack and youthful enthusiasm, to the base of the tallest mountain in the world, a journey that took forty days and included travel by planes, trains, busses, and rickshaws. Fifty years ago, the trek to Everest was not what it is today.
The Conway Daily Sun's Tom Eastman, former assistant editor of The Mountain Ear, will give a talk on the stories and history of the legendary publication The Mountain Ear.
Learn all about downloable e-books and e-audiobooks with Library Diretor David Smolen.
The Red Cross is holding their annual blood drive here at the Library. Click here to register.
A night for parents of the area to hear about a day in the life of surrounding school's Kindergartens so they can make an informed choice. Childcare and light dinner provided.
Seasoned instant pot users will demonstrate how to make their favorite recipes as well as share some samples for tasting. They will also discuss safety measures.
Is your Android running out of space? Is your iPhone slow? Does your Nook need an upgrade? Is your FitBit throwing fits? Can't move your files from one device to another? Bring your device and your questions to our open forum, and feel free to share solutions you've found.
Open format technology problem solving hosted by Conway Public Library's Technology Librarian, Kate Belisle
April is National Poetry Month and it's time for the Conway Library's annual Poetry and Story Slam! Register to slam for an opportunity to earn prizes and share your talents, or be a supportive audience member.
* Teens and adults are invited to write and perform poems or stories (fiction or true) in front of an audience and try for a prize (rules apply). All mature audiences are invited.
* Performers must register by Monday, April 5th on this form or by calling 447-5552. Tessa will email rules for contestants.
