It’s good to feel the spring air and listen to the birds singing as our nation has faced an incredibly challenging year. But challenges have not prevented the Conway Public Library from offering a variety of resources and programming to our community and beyond. Virtual programming as well as outdoor activities have remained active and engaging.

One of New Hampshire’s most valued educational resources is the New Hampshire Humanities. This organization has provided extra offerings through the pandemic, and we have been able to provide a different humanities program each month through a virtual platform since winter began.

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