Category: Updates

Oct 02

Our Elevator is Fixed!

The elevator by the back door is now back in service. There is also now a push-button that automatically opens the back door. Thank you for bearing with us while these issues were addressed!

Sep 26

New Story Trail Book!

The cover of the picture book "The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything," which depicts an old woman walking alone at night with a giant jack-o-lantern following her. The cover states that the book was written by Linda Williams and Illustrated by Megan Lloyd.

Read The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything! by Linda Williams! This story is sponsored by the Farmington Paraeducators! It will be up through October. The Farmington Story Trail is located at the McCarthy Trail, next to the Public Safety Complex at 160 NH-153.

Sep 26

Friends Meeting – Thursday, 10/14 at 6:30pm

An illustration of a sparkling stack of books on a bight blue background. The text above the books says "Friend Your Library!"

The Friends of the Goodwin Library are meeting this month! The Friends help organize fundraisers like book sales and raffles and assist in funding library services like Museum Passes and special guests! Becoming a part of your local Friends group is a great way to get involved in your community, meet people, and support the …

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Sep 26

Infrared Photography Exhibit – October 18 – November 14

A cartoonishly stylized illustration of a man using a DSLR-type camera with a large zoom lens and taking a photo of blue mountains in the distance. A small gray bird with a black beak and legs is perched on the end of the man's camera lens. The man is sitting on green grass and is wearing an orange t-shirt, teal cargo shorts, and brown hiking boots with neon green socks. His hair is brown.

Stop by starting October 18 to view an infrared photography exhibit featuring the work of local photographer Gordon Lubbers!

Sep 26

Trustee Meeting – Thursday, 10/16 at 6:00pm

Brown, underlined text in a serif font that says "Trustee Meeting." To the right of the text, there is a simplified, 2d image of a calendar. Its pages are white, with a red stripe across the top. The image has a beige background.

Learn about new happenings at the library. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend!