4 Chestnut Street
Exeter, NH 03833
Adult Services: 603-772-3101
Children's Services: 603-772-6036
Monday - Thursday: 9 AM - 8 PM
Friday: 9 AM - 5 PM
Saturday: 9 AM - 1 PM
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Children's Room Services
LC the tortoise and Dewey the guinea pig are always here to greet you! They love to have stories read to them. Do you have a favorite story you would like to share?
There is always a scavenger hunt going on in the Children's Room. See if you can find all of the hidden pictures!
Please check the Children's Room social medias and the library's Upcoming Events Calendar on the website for future details.
If you have any questions, please call the Children's Room phone number at 603-772-6036.
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Photo Gallery of Children's Room Activities
Children's Room Calendars
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Children's Room Special Events
Children's Summer Reading
Sign-ups start: June 29
Runs: July 6 to August 15
Reading Logs!
Children of all ages are welcome to participate in our reading log program! Children choose their reading goal each week, and when they reach their goal they earn a prize!
Reading Logs can not be checked 30 minutes before or after special events.
Children ages 7-11 have a choice to participate with reading logs or with our BookFlix program! Sign-up is required.
Join one of the Children’s Room summer book groups! You will receive a book to read for each session, then come back to watch the movie adaptation of each book!
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Story Time and Open Art
On-going Clubs
Check out the Upcoming Events page for dates.
Children's Book Groups
Book Groups will restart in Fall 2026!
Video Game Library
Thanks to patrons donations, children can check out video games!
Come in and see the variety of games to play!
This is only a portion of the video game collection, come in and see what we have, or check out the catalog!
Game on! Exeter scores grant to start PlayStation, Nintendo video game library!
The library was awarded a $22,613 grant to create a New Hampshire Gaming Library. The grant is part of the American Rescue Plan of 2021 and is being facilitated by the N.H. State Library. Check out the article from the Seacoast Online's Exeter Newsletter.