Join our mystery book club, centered around whodunits, thrillers, and police procedurals!
For our December meeting, we will be reviewing what we read in 2024: what we loved, what we hated! We'll also nominate titles for the 2025 year ahead. Bring Your Own Mystery or email us a suggestion and we'll add it to the discussion list. Pizza and refreshments will be served.
Open to everyone! If you are any type of fiber artist (knitter, crocheter, tatting, hand sewing, felting, etc.,) please join us for an hour of camaraderie and discussion. Bring your latest project, or that project you seem to never pick up. All fiber artists are welcome! Just please no sewing machines or loud equipment. Starting in January, it will also be offered on the 3rd Saturday morning of each month. We hope to see you at one of our monthly events!
Ask, and you shall receive! Join us for our new Saturday edition of Fiber Arts - now you have TWO opportunities and times/days to join in the fun!
Looking for a place to work on your current WIP? On the 3rd Saturday of every month, we will have a community meet up of fiber artists (whatever your hand craft may be!) to chat and meet others in the area with the same fiber interests. Bring your project, your beverage of choice, and even a friend! All are welcome, and no registration is required!
Do you have roots in the original thirteen colonies, the Quebec area, what is now California and Texas, or 18th Century France or Spain? Have you wondered if you are eligible to join the Daughters or Sons of the American Revolution?The fight for American Independence succeeded with the assistance of many people beyond the colonies. Black and indigenous soldiers were vital to the war, and women contributed money, nursing skills, food and more to the war effort.
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Join us to share your favorite books, enjoy hot chocolate and learn about new books to read this season!!
Registrations are required to ensure we have enough hot chocolate to share.
Please join Laurie Greaney to discuss what DAR is, how to join, and how DAR will serve the community. Portsmouth has an important place in America's history, from Anne Hutchinson and her followers to the Battle of Rhode Island. Laurie will help you find a DAR patriot in your family tree, including not only soldiers, but anyone who supported the cause of independence by donating funds or materials, serving the town or being impacted by the war.
