Category: Library News
Spring Programs: Free Sketching Classes with Slow River Studio
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! The library is pleased to offer four free sketching classes with Slow River Studio this spring, sponsored by the Friends of the Topsfield Library. Register below! Through these beginner lessons, learn to capture the beauty of
Read This Next: Lighthearted Mysteries
Looking for a lighthearted mystery? One that is not super gory, gritty, and dark (isn’t reality gritty enough?!?) but not something too cozy you roll your eyes every other page? Well, this list is for you! Here is a handful
Get To Know Your Librarian: Head of Youth Services Lindsey Recka
We’re trying something a little different here today at the Topsfield Town Library! We’ve been wanting to do a get-to-know-your-librarian series for quite some time…today, we’re lucky enough to interview the Head of Youth Services, Lindsey Recka. You see her
25th Anniversary of the Opening of the Library Addition!
On Tuesday, February 27th, the Topsfield Town Library celebrates the 25th anniversary of the opening of the library’s addition! The following is from our library’s history page. Visit it for more information about the library’s history, pictures, and a timeline,
Library Closed 2/13 due to snow storm; lecture “Claimed Their Freedom” postponed until 2/27; virtual program “The Internment of Japanese Americans: A Visit with the FDR Presidential Library” still on!
The Topsfield Town Library will be closed on Tuesday, February 13th, due to the impending snow storm. Our in-person lecture scheduled for tomorrow, Claimed Their Freedom: How Enslaved People Brought Freedom to Massachusetts, has been postponed until February 27th. Our
Check out some of the programs at the Topsfield Town Library in February 2024!
In February 2024, the Topsfield Town Library is excited to host over thirty programs for folks of all ages! We realize that one could find that…a bit overwhelming. Check out this timeline below to see summaries of all the upcoming
Decoding Decodables!
Blog post by Lindsey Recka, Head of Youth Services Reading is crucial skill for academic success and also a gateway to a world of knowledge, imagination, and creativity. As children begin to read, it is essential to provide them with
Books with Bex: 2024 Reading Goals
Our Marketing and Outreach Associate, Rebecca Boudreau, periodically writes a blog for us highlighting her reading. Well, it is the end of the year, and as you may recall, I had set myself a goal to read 50 books, and
