The library is here to assist you with your needs. There are many services we provide such as wifi, laptop usage, printing, online resources and much more. Resources The library is here to assist you with your needs. There are many services and resources the library will provide. Ask a librarian if you do not find your answer. Here are some of the things the library can help you with. Simply click on the "Resources" drop-down menu or select the link that interests you to explore a various selection of resources. We're excited to help you! Links to Resources: Download an audiobook, e-book, movie, tv show, or music Register for a library card online Find an upcoming program or event Museum Passes Reserve a room Local History and Geneology Ancestry Online Resources Digital Converter Library NH Video Game Library Tech Help NEW!! Wayback Machine The Wayback Machine is an incredible digital time machine, created by the Internet Archive, that lets you travel back in time to see what websites looked like in the past. It's like flipping through the archives of the internet. You can type in a URL and see snapshots of the site from different points in time. It's super useful for research, nostalgia, or even just to see how much the web has evolved over the years. Link to a HOW TO video. Laptops for Use in the Library Laptop Checkout Policy Internet Access Policy The library has 10 laptops you can checkout in-house. Please read the Internet Access Policy and the Laptop Checkout Policy for information before checking out a laptop. Patrons may use our laptops to browse the internet, send and read email, check their Facebook account, research and apply for jobs, create and print letters and documents, and many other tasks. Patrons are advised to delete any files they save to the computers to maintain their privacy. Most thumb drives may be used to save your work on the laptop. WiFi at the library The library supplies Wifi for patrons who bring their own devices to the library. There is a password required to connect to the library's Wifi. It is posted throughout the library. The staff is also there to assist you. Printing at the library Patrons can print from the library's public internet laptops or from their own devices. The library has 3 printers; two in Adult Services and one in the Children's Room: Black and white prints cost 25 cents, color prints cost 75 cents. Cash or check are accepted. No Credit cards please! Pay at the Information desk. Adult Services Printers - one HP that prints in black and white, and a Brothers printer for color, scanning, and emailing documents. Faxing documents is not applicable, but we can assist you with changing a document into a PDF to email out. Children's Room Printer - HP color printer can print in black and white and color

It's easy to get a library card: anyone can get one! For Exeter Residents, cards are free with proof of residency. If you do not live in Exeter, you may purchase a non-resident card for an annual fee. Contact the Library for more information. Library Cards We encourage you to consider the many advantages of obtaining a library card, which can provide access to a wealth of educational resources and existing programs and events! Exeter Residents Library card is FREE Visit the library with proof of residency (licence, ID, lease, mail) All residents of Exeter can use the Interlibrary Loan service. Non-Residents who own property in Exeter and pay taxes Library card is FREE Need proof you own real estate in Exeter (copy of tax records for property, this includes address of the property) Business owners encouraged Non-Residents A yearly fee of $100 per family to be members of the library (residents pay through their taxes) provide ID with address on it. Online is not available for Non-Resident If you work in Exeter and live in another town, you can get a card for free. Students Library card is FREE It is good for the school year. Show your school ID when you pick up your physical card. The card is for any SAU 16 school . For additional information, please call the library at 772-3101 To register, visit us in person! Library card applications cannot be submitted online. Bring your documents. Please bring a valid form of proof of your current address (such as a utility bill, lease agreement, other official mail, car registration, or valid ID). Complete registration form. Make sure the boxes are both checked and the form is signed and dated. Complete the process at the library. Our staff will guide you through the process and ensure you have everything you need to start enjoying your library privileges. If you have questions or need help, don’t hesitate to reach out. If you are homebound and cannot physically come into the Library please call us, the Library is here to help. We look forward to seeing you soon! Exeter Public Library New Card Policy Registration for ages 11 and under Registration for ages 12 to 17 Registration for ages 18 and up

Online resources is a collection of the Library's resources that can be used in the library, at work, or home with a user name and password. Some resources are suggestions and do not require a user name and password. Help is available by emailing the library at exeterpl.ref@gmail.com or contacting us at 603-772-3101. ​ Online Resources Most of the online resources can be used at home with a user name and password, or library card number. Otherwise, you will need to come into the library to get set-up for access. Help is available by emailing the library at exeterpl.ref@gmail.com or contacting us at 603-772-3101. Consumer Reports now available online. Consumer Reports Online provides evidence-based product testing and ratings, rigorous research, hard-hitting investigative journalism, public education, and steadfast policy action on behalf of consumers' interests. We subscribe so you don't have to! Access resource here! Consumer Reports Ancestry.com Access 30+ Billion Records on the World's Largest Online Family History Resource. Your Ancestors Become More Than a Name. Historical Insights, Photos, Records, and More. Visit the library to access this online tool. In-house use only. Find a Book with Novelist Plus Novelist Plus is the leading provider of research databases, e-journal and e-package subscription management, book collection development and acquisition management, and a major provider of library technology, e-books and clinical decision solutions for universities, colleges, hospitals, corporations, government, K12 schools and public libraries worldwide. Library card number is required. Please refer to FAQ site for help signing in. Find a Kids Book with Novilist Plus K-8 is an EBSCO database about books specifically for younger readers. It helps kids find books that are just right for their reading level and interests. Parents, teachers, and librarians can also find tools to teach with books and engage young readers. It allows readers to use a favorite author or title as a template to locate other authors and titles of interest. You can browse theme-oriented book lists at every reading level and look for outstanding titles in Award Winners. You can learn more about books and authors through Feature Articles, Book Discussion Guides, and BookTalks. NoveList K-8 includes picture books, children's "chapter" books, children's and younger teen titles in both fiction and non-fiction. (You can also choose to search books for readers at older teen or adult level by using NoveList Plus.) Library card number is required. Learning Express Library Computers are a necessity--at home, at work and at school. Whether you're looking to brush up on the fundamentals of computers, more easily navigate the web or learn a new software program, the library is here to help. Enjoy FREE access to more than 90-self paced video tutorials at EBSCO's Library Express Library. American Ancestors by New England Historical Genealogical Society. Local History and Genealogy The History room includes resources on Exeter history and the surrounding seacoast cities and towns. Stop by or contact us to get started on your search for information about your home, the town, or genealogy. Most of the online resources can be used at home with a user name and password. Help is available by emailing or contacting us. Additional Resources Micofilm Inventory at the Library The Microfilm Inventory contains archived newspapers and reports dating back to the 1800's. At this time, some of the Microfilm is off-site being digitalized. Other collections such as; Book records of renown families in the area, Town Reports, Yearbooks, Maps, Cemetery locations, etc. Please contact the library if you have any questions. 603-772-3101. Exeter Vital Statistics V ital Statistics dating back to the 1800's are located in the library's Historical Room and in digital online format. Access New England Historic Genealogical Society The New England Historic Genealogical Society (NEHGS) is a nonprofit corporation dedicated to advancing the study of family history in America and beyond, by educating, inspiring, and connecting people through our scholarship, collections, and expertise. . Access College Planning College Scholarship Search Scholarship Search - Find scholarships, other financial aid and internships from more than 2,200 programs. Explore Colleges College Search - Look up colleges by type of school, location, cost, size, and more and build a college list. Parent College Planning Resources College Planning - Find out how you can help your child prepare for college, pay for college, and more with resources from the College Board FASFA - Use the Free Application for Federal Student Aid form to apply for financial aid for college or graduate school. Fraud Awareness Fraud Awareness Here are some resources from the Federal Trade Commission Identity Theft Unwanted Calls IRS Imposter Charity Fraud Grandkids Scam Online Dating Tech Support Scam Healthcare Scam Social Security Fraud Credit Card Fraud Cyber Safety Cyber Safety OnGuard Online OnGuard Online - Tips from the Federal Trade Commission to help you stay safe and secure online. Common Sense Media Common Sense Media - Learn tips to ensure your child is safe online and discover apps and other online games that are educational. Safe Search Kids Safe Search Kids - Articles and tips for parents, educators and kids. Topics may include; internet safety tips, posting pictures online, parental controls for your family, social media safety, and many more topics Family Guide to Online Safety - Suggested by a the Lyndhurst STEM Club Mental & Behavioral Health Resource Guide Rockingham County Resources Greater Seacoast Community Health - Families First Portsmouth Call 603-422-8208, Goodwin Community Health Somersworth Call 603-749-2346, Lilac City Pediatrics Somersworth & Portsmouth Call 603-749-2346, or visit getcommunityhealth.org . Seacoast Mental Health Center Portsmouth Call 603-431-6703, Exeter Call 603-772-2710 or visit smhc-nh.org. Center for Life Management Derry and Salem 603-434-1577, for 24/7 acute care services Call 603-434-1577 option 1, or visit centerforlifemanagement.org . Southern NH Services Mancheste r Call 603-668-8010 or visit snhs.org . A community action program helping families with health, housing, employment-related assistance and more in Hillsborough and Rockingham Counties. Austin 17 House Brentwood Call 603-770-6374 or visit austin17house.org . A youth & family community center. The Upper Room Derry Call 603-437-8477 or visit urteachers.org. The Upper Room is a family resource center. Seacoast Outright Portsmouth Call 603-552-5824 or visit seacoastoutright.org . A resource for LGBTQ+ youth. The Derry Friendship Center Derry Call 603-432-9794 or visit thederryfriendshipcenter.org . The Friendship Center aims to reduce the stigma associated with substance use and provide a safe space for peer based support. Haven Portsmouth & Epping Call 603-994-7233 (24 hour confidential support) or Call 603-436-4107 or visit havennh.org . Support for all people affected by domestic and sexual violence. NH 211 Call 211 or visit 211nh.org . 211 NH provides the residents of NH with easy and accurate access to health and human services to meet their needs daily and in times of crisis. NH Rapid Response Access Point (NHRRAP) Call or text 833-710-6477 or visit nh988.com . The NHRRAP provides individuals in the state of New Hampshire with immediate, 24/7 access to mental health and/or substance use crisis support. The Access Point can resolve your immediate crisis via phone, text, or chat. ServiceLink Call 1-866-634-9412 or visit dhhs.nh.gov/programs-services/adult-aging-care/servicelink . ServiceLink provides information, support and referrals to individuals of all ages, income levels and abilities and administers programs and services such as Information and Referral Services, Person-Centered Options Counseling, NH Family Caregiver Program, State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP), and Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP). Referral, Education, Assistance and Prevention Program (REAP) Call 866-634-9412 or visit dhhs.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbemt476/files/documents2/reap_brochure.pdf . REAP is a community-based, short term support program and is available to all older adults (60+ and their caregivers) in New Hampshire. National Alliance on Mental Illness New Hampshire (NAMI NH) Call 1-800-242-6264 or visit naminh.org . NAMI NH works to improve the quality of life for all by providing support, education and advocacy for people affected by mental illness and suicide. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Call 988 for immediate help, 24/7. Free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones. Or visit 988lifeline.org . Veterans Crisis Line : Suicide Prevention Hotline, Text and Chat Veterans and their loved ones can call 988 and press 1. Chat online at veteranscrisisline.net/get-help-now/chat or text 838255 to receive confidential support 24/7. Support for deaf and hard of hearing individuals is available. The National Maternal Mental Health Hotline Call 1-833-852-6262 or visit mchb.hrsa.gov/ national-maternal-mental-health-hotline . The Hotline provides 24/7, free, confidential support before, during, & after pregnancy. Trans Lifeline Hotline Call 1-877-565-8860 or visit translifeline.org/hotline . The Hotline is a peer support phone service run by trans people for trans and questioning peers. Disaster Distress Helpline (DDH) Call or text 1-800-985-5990 or visit samhsa.gov . DDH is a national hotline providing year-round disaster crisis counseling. This multilingual, crisis support service is available 24/7 to all residents in the U.S. and its territories who are experiencing emotional distress related to natural or human-caused disasters. The Trevor Project Call 1-866-488-7386 or text 678-678 or visit thetrevorproject.org . Reach out to a counselor if you’re struggling, find answers and information, and get the tools you need to help someone else. Connect to a crisis counselor 24/7, from anywhere in the U.S. The LGBT National Help Center Call 1-888-843-4564 or visit lgbthotline.org . The support volunteers identify as part of the LGBTQIA+ family, and are here to serve by providing free and confidential support and information. Al-Anon Call 1-888-425-2666 or visit al-anon.org . Al-Anon members are people who are worried about someone with a drinking problem. Alcoholics Anonymous Visit aa.org . AA has a simple program for people who have a problem with alcohol. For aditional resources visit: extension.unh.edu/mental-health-resources This resource was developed in part under grant #1H79SM08467101 from the FY2021 Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Mental Health Awareness Training Grant. The University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension is an equal opportunity educator and employer. UNH, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, and New Hampshire counties cooperating. Direct inquiries to unh.civilrights@unh.edu . ® February 2024 - The University of New Hampshire NH Statewide Resources Nationwide Resources Mental & Behavioral Health Resources Older Populations For the Adult and Aging Population NEW Free Online Fitness Classes thru AARP! Go to seniorplanet.org for the schedule and get started on a healthy lifestyle Care.com - Resources for Seniors Caring.com is a leading senior care resource for family caregivers seeking information and support as they care for aging parents, spouses, and other loved ones. We have been featured by AARP, The Administration for Community Living, The National Legal Resource Center, and Forbes, as well as referenced by many governmental agencies and organizations across the Internet. Cell Phone Information : https://www.caring.com/best-cell-phones-for-seniors/ . Cell phones have become a necessary and significant part of people's lives. For seniors, it can provide a higher degree of autonomy and allow them to stay connected more easily with family and friends. A cell phone can also give seniors more security, and In an emergency, having a mobile phone can allow them to get help quickly. Our new resource provides information on the best mobile devices for older adults based on their specific needs. We also cover how to get financial assistance, how to choose the right device, and how to help a loved one get the most out of a cell phone. NH Assisted Living Guide can be viewed on this site : https://www.seniorhomes.com/new-hampshire/ NEW RESOURCE: Recent news on Senior Online Scammers www.digitalmarketingdegree.org/seniors-safety-online-scammers/ Senior Resources Creative Aging Foundations On Demand from Lifetime Arts The program is a free, self-paced online course that is designed for institutions and individuals seeking to run successful, participatory artmaking programming for older adults. This course will serve as a guide as you plan programs and develop the necessary partnerships to support this important, cross-sector work.Visit this link for more information: https://youtu.be/es7w1cSkZs I Veterans Connection Veterans Connection The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Mental Health and Suicide Prevention is requesting that all local libraries and community centers share VA content regarding federal mental health resources with their community. On behalf of the VA and all Veterans who are struggling with their mental health these sites may be helpful: Make The Connection www.maketheconnection.net www.facebook.com/veteransmtc Veterans Crisis Line www.veteranscrisisline.net First Step Recovery https://firststepsrecovery.com/program/veteran-assistance/ Free By the Sea https://freebythesea.com/addiction-resources/ptsd-veterans/ Crestview Recovery https://www.crestviewrecovery.com/ppc-lp/veterans_treatment_center/ Westwind Recovery https://westwindrecovery.com/recovery-blog/substance-abuse-and-veterans/ Mental Health Treatment https://www.ambrosiatc.com/treatment/mental-health/veterans/ 449 Recovery https://449recovery.org/guides/veterans-and-substance-abuse/ Disasters and Emergencies Preparation Go to ready.gov for more information Disasters and Emergency Preparation DMV Permit Practice Test FREE DMV PERMIT TEST Free Driver's Practice Tests for car, motorcycle, and truck licenses. Start Your FREE NH DMV Practice Test Now! Click here to begin: New* VIN Decoder Tool - In partnership with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) Driving Test: You need a New Hampshire driver’s license or learner’s permit if you want to drive on New Hampshire streets and highways. The driver test includes a vision test, a knowledge test, and a road test. The NH DMV knowledge test is a 40 question multiple choice test. he New Hampshire written test is designed to check your knowledge of road signs, road rules and safety rules. Everything you need to know is covered in the New Hampshire Driver's Manual Motorcycle Test: To earn your motorcycle license in New Hampshire, you must pass a knowledge test and an on-cycle skill test. The knowledge test is a 25 question multiple choice test. Knowledge test questions are based on information from the New Hampshire Motorcycle Manual . CDL Test: The CDL general knowledge test is required to be taken by all CDL applicants. The New Hampshire CDL test consists of 50 questions. To pass, you must correctly answer at least 40 questions (80%). The general knowledge test covers the contents of the New Hampshire CDL Manual . NLS National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled Library of Congress BARD (Braille and Audio Reading Download) Tired of waiting for a popular book? Planning a trip and wanting to take some good reading with you? We have your solution: BARD (B raille and A udio R eading D ownload) BARD gives users FREE access to download any NLS book or magazine they want, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. No more wait lists; no more due dates; no more mailing. And there are no limits: you can download as many books as you want, and so can every other BARD user. For FREE! Books can be downloaded a couple of different ways: BARD Books and magazines are downloaded from the BARD website, or using the BARD Express desktop application. Downloads are loaded onto a flash drive or blank cartridge, and can either be played on a digital player or a registered purchased player. BARD Mobile Download books and magazines right to a mobile device for portable, instant, easy listening. A is compatible with IOS, Android, and Kindle smartphones or tablets. You can download the free BARD Mobile App from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store, or the Amazon Appstore (device must be running IOS 11 or Android 7 or higher). NLS is a free braille and talking book library service for people with temporary or permanent low vision, blindness, or a physical or perceptual disability that prevents them from reading or holding the printed page. This includes individuals with reading disabilities. Through a national network of cooperating libraries, NLS offers books the way you want them: in braille or audio, mailed to your door for free or instantly downloadable. Visit the website for more information: New Hampshire Regional Library New Hampshire State Library Talking Book Services 117 Pleasant Street Concord, NH, 03301-3852 Librarian: Marilyn Stevenson Library Code: NH1A Telephone: (603) 271-3429 Toll-free (In-state): (800) 491-4200 FAX: (603) 271-8370 E-mail: talking@dncr.nh.gov Web site: http://www.nh.gov/nhsl/talking_books/ External Serves: New Hampshire; braille readers receive service from Massachusetts. Get Started Here National Library Service for the Blind National Hearing Loss Resources National Hearing Loss Resources Here are some links to help you: ALDA : ALDA provides support, advocacy, and outreach for Late-Deafened, Deaf, and Hard of Hearing, as well as their families. Our community is here to share unique experiences, challenges, and coping strategies. We are all in this together. https://tndeaflibrary.nashville.gov/resources/national-map New Hampshire Association of the Deaf Disability Rights Center - NH New Hampshire Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf Northeast Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services

A series of movies are featured every month. The programs are free and open to the public. For more information on this or any of our upcoming movies, contact the library at 772-3101. Movie Scene While we can't share the titles due to licensing, feel free to reach out to the library for all the exciting details. Best of all, our programs are absolutely FREE and open to everyone! Join us at the Exeter Public Library, located at 4 Chestnut Street in Exeter, NH. For more information on any of our upcoming films, give us a call at 603-772-3101. We can't wait to see you there! Get ready for movies at the library every Tuesday at 1 PM! Tuesday Movie Jun 23, 2026, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM Exeter Public Library, 4 Chestnut St, Exeter, NH 03833, USA 2015 Sports Drama about a high school coach who transforms a group of underprivileged students into a championship cross-country team. Learn more Tuesday Movie Jun 30, 2026, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM Exeter Public Library, 4 Chestnut St, Exeter, NH 03833, USA 2009 British period drama following the early life and reign of Queen Victoria. Learn more

Flight Path at the Exeter Public Library The Exeter Public Library won a grant from Spark of Science @ My Library for Flight Path! This grant allows the library the opportunity to educate the community on local birds, and to inspire scientific curiosity. Birds seen by the community! Photo of Baltimore Oriole Photo of three birds: Left is Black-Capped Chickadee, Middle is Northern Cardinal, Right is a House Photo of Wild Turkey Photo of Baltimore Oriole 1/9 If you have any photos you wish to share from your birding adventures, email: exeterpl.birding@gmail.com Bird Watch Bingo! The Exeter Public Library’s Bird Watch Bingo allows for you to be on the lookout for birds all around you, and learn how to identify them. Pick up the bingo at either the children's service desk, or the adult circulation desk in the library. Turn in the bingo sheet with 1 row, column, or diagonal completed for your name to be entered in our raffle once, or turn in the sheet with a full blackout to have your name entered 3 times! The Exeter Public Library’s Flight Path raffle will be drawn at our first event on Saturday, March 14, 2026. Window Safety and Nesting Materials Saturday, March 14 @ 11 AM Children's DIY Window Decals Our DIY Window Decal activity allows you to design your own window decals, inspired by local birds, and apply them to a window to help reduce bird collisions. Either take it home, or leave it at the library for our window display! Teen and Adult DIY Nesting Balls In collaboration with Exeter's Conservation and Sustainability Planner Learn how to make DIY Nesting Balls for birds to gather safe nesting materials from in your yard! This program will go over what materials are safe to use in DIY Nesting Balls, and will provide all that is needed! World Migratory Bird Day Monday, May 4 - Saturday, May 9 The Exeter Public Library is celebrating World Migratory Bird Day for the entire week of May 4-9! Visit the Children’s Room to take a look at the Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve’s Osprey Cam to hopefully see Osprey young being raised! Both the children’s floor and the main floor will also feature different bird book displays for all of your research, or story, needs. Interested in checking out the live cam yourself? Find it here: Great Bay Osprey Cam Window Safety and Nesting Materials Saturday, October 10 @ 11 AM Children's Winter Coat Craft A craft activity with gluing down paper feathers that showcases how a birds winter coat works! Help the Black-Capped Chickadee fluff its feathers in preparation for the cold. Teen and Adult DIY Bird Seed Ornaments Join the library in making bird seed ornaments to help prepare our feathered friends for the cold coming our way! Attendees will be given a pre-made ornament to take home to hang up, as well as a to-go craft bag to make more!

Check out the programs and look for special events happening throughout the year at Exeter Public Library. Programs 2026 Check out the Upcoming Events Calendar for special events happening throughout the year. Adult Programs Visit the Adult Programs page for more details. Movies Scene: Movies are back! Check out the dates and times for the showings on the Movies Scene page and Adult Programs page. Book Groups are in-person. A morning and evening group session is available every month. To find out when the next groups will meet visit the Join a Book Group page of the website. Come in and get the book ahead of time. Questions? Contact the Book Group Organizer, Julia Lanter at exeterpljal@gmail.com or (603)772-3101. Let's Talk Tech Drop-in and let the Technology Resource Librarian assist you with downloading apps, printing, scanning, and many other tasks that will take 5-10 minutes. If a task is more detailed, please contact the library to set up an appointment. Evening Knitting Groups: Evenings are held on Mondays at 6:00 PM-7:30 PM. Go to the Adult Programs page for more information. Mah Jongg: T aiwanese is held on Mondays @ 1 PM and 5PM. American is held on Wednesdays at 1 PM. Play or learn Mah Jongg at the library. No experience required! Weekly Language Tables : Spanish on Wednesdays at 12:30PM Korean on Tuesdays, 1st and 3rd week of month at 10 AM. Japanese on every 2nd & 4th Thursday at 4:30 PM. French Table is every Thursday at 5:30 PM. Italian is every Saturday at 10 AM. This is a community led group where people meet to speak and practice languages. There are no teachers and no lessons. Bridge 2 over 1 Bridge is every Tuesday at 2 PM American Standard Bridge is every Thursday at 10 AM Pinochle Group Held every Monday at 5:30 PM Check the Upcoming Events page for special events happening at the library. The programs are free and open to the public. View More Teen Programs Visit the Teens Scene Page for more information. Teen Tuesdays: a weekly after school program held every Tuesday from 3-4 PM in the Exeter Public Library Teen Scene. Teen All Day Video and Board Games: every Monday and Friday, all day. Teen Book Groups will be held in-person this fall. Please check the Teen Scene page for more information. These programs are for 6th-11th graders and are free. Call the library at 603-772-3101 with any questions. View More Children's Programs Visit the Children's Room page for more information. Ongoing Clubs: Art Club, Create Club, Dungeons & Dragons, It's Game Time, Gamer's Guild, and LEGO Free Build. Story Times: All ages story times are Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10 AM. Preschool Story Time: Ages 3+ story times are Wednesdays at 10 AM. Open Art: Open Art is every Friday from 9 AM-4 PM. Drop-in at any time and make a cute craft to take home! Please check the Children's Room Facebook and the library's Children's Room Happenings website page for future details. Programs are free and open to the public. If you have any questions, please call the Children's Room phone number at 603-772-6036. View More Interested in doing an Adult program at the library? Fill out the provided form and the Program Coordinator will be in touch with you or call the library for more details. 603-772-3101. Interested in doing a Teen Led program at the library? Fill out the provided form and the Assistant Teen Librarian will be in touch with you or call the library for more details. 603-772-3101. Teen Led Program Form Adult Program Submission Form

Exeter, NH Resources Helpful resources for Exeter and the Seacoast Area. Find links for town newsletters, community guides, food assistance, and more! St. Vincent de Paul of Exeter St. Vincent de Paul Every website has a story, and your visitors want to hear yours. This space is a great opportunity to give a full background on who you are, what your team does and what your site has to offer. Double click on the text box to start editing your content and make sure to add all the relevant details you want site visitors to know. If you’re a business, talk about how you started and share your professional journey. Explain your core values, your commitment to customers and how you stand out from the crowd. Add a photo, gallery or video for even more engagement. Every website has a story, and your visitors want to hear yours. This space is a great opportunity to give a full background on who you are, what your team does and what your site has to offer. Double click on the text box to start editing your content and make sure to add all the relevant details you want site visitors to know. If you’re a business, talk about how you started and share your professional journey. Explain your core values, your commitment to customers and how you stand out from the crowd. Add a photo, gallery or video for even more engagement. Town Resources Exeter.org

The Library has 1 large Meeting Room and 2 Study Rooms in the Mezzanine on the 3rd floor. To reserve a room, please call the library and we will assist you. Contact us at 603-772-3101. Reserve a Room The Library has 1 large Meeting Room, a Conference Room and 2 Study Rooms on the Mezzanine floor On the 1st floor the History Room is available to sign up for research and the Digital Preservation Services. A breakdown of what each room offers is listed below. To reserve a room, please call the library and we will assist you. Contact us at 603-772-3101. To sign up, please print and fill out the forms provided below and bring them to the library to process or, visit the library. Forms will be available at the Adult Information Desk. EPL Meeting Room Application EPL Study Room Application EPL History Room Application EPL Digital Preservation Room Application Accessibility Features in the Meeting Room Hearing Loop Feature in the Meeting Room The library provides a state-of-the-art assistive listening system for those with a hearing impairment. A device is provided for access to a sound source and transfers it directly to a hearing aid without background noise, interference or acoustic distortion. Click here to learn how it works: How a Hearing Loop Works Captioning Feature This state-of-the-art technology uses Google AI to caption wording on a large screen while doing a presentation. Meeting Room Capacity of no more than 100 people Hearing Loop for the hearing impaired Projector Captioning capability to project on the screen when presenting Screen BluRay/DVD player Microphone and lapel (wireless and wired) Bluetooth device 6 tables-seats 6 people per table 50 chairs Public WIFI access Outlets to plug in your devices Owl 4 for conference calls such as Zoom/Webex/Google Meet Friends Audio Studio & Study Room 1 Capacity of no more than 10 people 1 Conference style table 10 chairs WIFI access Outlets to plug in your device Podcast Equipment Study Room 3 Capacity of no more than 15 people 2 rectangle tables 15 chairs WIFI access Outlets to plug in your device Riverwoods Conference Room Capacity of no more than 25 people Samsung Smart TV Owl 4 for Conference calls such as Zoom/Webex/Google Meet DVD Player 2 speakers, 1 Super woofer 3 rectangle tables 25 chairs WIFI access Outlets to plug in your device

Want to learn a new skill? Download a book? Learn how to email? This page has online resources to help you find a skill to assist you. Tech Help These resources are guides and tutorials for general computer use. If you need assistance logging on to the online resources, please email the library at exeterplref@gmail.com or contact the library at 603-772-3101. learning express Computers are a necessity--at home, at work and at school. Whether you're looking to brush up on the fundamentals of computers, more easily navigate the web or learn a new software program, the library is here to help. Enjoy FREE access to more than 90-self paced video tutorials at EBSCO's Library Express Library. w3schools tutorials Exeter Adult Education Courses available from Exeter Adult Education Learning Express: Computer Skills Computer Skills are available on the EBSCO site. Learn Microsoft Office, Photoshop, OS, and much more... Video Tutorial Courses Choose a course to start learning, access free and interactive guides How to videos- inexperienced adult Teaches older and inexperienced adults internet basics, computer skills, and how to use apps Distance Learning Khan Academy helps students practice subjects at their own pace. Practice typing skills Learn basic typing/keyboarding skills. Tutorials are available for practicing these important skills. Drop in to set-up Libby and/or hoopla on your device. The Library has been distributing NEW Library Cards since September 2023 . If you cannot get into your Libby or hoopla account, it is because you have an old library card or your card has expired. You will need to come in and get a new library card or update your card. You will need to make a change on your hoopla account. Here are the instructions: New Card Number for hoopla Account. 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About Us The Heart of the Community Vision Exeter Public Library's Vision is to be the informational hub for the Exeter area, a vital institution that attracts and stimulates a vibrant community. Mission The mission is to promote a literate, enlightened citizenship by providing equal access to a range of media, services and programs to meet the informational and recreational needs of the community and to encourage the discovery and evaluation of ideas and information, especially recognizing the library's responsibility as a place for children to discover the joy of reading. (from the Exeter Public Library's Long Range Plan, 2011-2021) Library Board of Trustees Friends of Exeter Public Library Policies Contact Us 4 Chestnut Street Exeter, NH 03833 603-772-3101 Adult Services 603-772-6036 Children's Services exeterpl.ref@gmail.com General Questions exeterpl.ref@gmail.com Interlibrary Loan (ILL) Questions Hours Monday - Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 9 AM - 8 PM 9 AM - 5 PM 9 AM - 1 PM CLOSED Director, Julia Lanter jlanter@exeternh.gov Staff The team at Exeter Public Library is always available to answer questions, find a book, or help find references. Our staff shares a passion for literature and a commitment to ensure access of all library resources. Don't hesitate to contact us at 603-772-3101 Main or 603-772-6036 Children's Room. We can't wait to hear from you! Julia Lanter Director Chandra Boudreau Assistant Director Denise Fears Children's Librarian Adult Services Loren Brooks Laurie Corcoran Beth Kendall Shelby Lennon Ashley Marstaller Cataloger Hope Godino Children's Room Sarah Collinge Rebecca Gosselin Kelsey Lovejoy Rachel Phelan Teen Services Chandra Boudreau Julia Lanter Pages Josslyn Borges Amelia Buckley Grace Gautreau Chloe Hartnett Addison Linscott Sarah Medlock Torrin Tanner The Exeter Public Library shall be operated in accordance with current New Hampshire Library Laws as outlined in New Hampshire Revised Statutes Annotated (RSA) Chapter 202-A and is governed by an elected, independent Board of Trustees. Library Board of Trustees Policy Vision and Mission Library History Freedom-to-Read Statement ALA Library Bill of Rights Renovation Plan Fact Sheet Long Range Plan - pending update

The State Library has opened its services for Interlibrary Loans. If an item is not in our collection, we use this system to borrow it from another library. If you would like to order an item, please contact the library at 603-772-3101 or email: exeterpl.ref@gmail.com. Loan Express Library Exciting news! The State Library offers Interlibrary loan services! That means if we don't have a book you're looking for, we can borrow it from another library just for you! To order, simply reach out to us at 603-772-3101 or email us at exeterpl.ref@gmail.com . Follow One Book Few people get to see what happens after an ILL book is picked up by their NHSL van driver. NHSL is creating a set of videos that can give everyone an idea as to what our drivers do for us every day. Follow One Book as it is picked up in Littleton, travels to the State Library to be sorted and sent to Bartlett, with some stops in between.This video was made through several librarians’ and drivers’ videos and photos from around the state. Video created by Nicole Jache here at the State Library

Summer Reading Programs 2026 Summer Reading Kick Off Party: Family Fair Day! Come for an old fashioned afternoon of games, snacks, coloring, and more in Founder's Park! Wednesday, July 1 from 1 - 3 PM. All Ages Welcome! This event is open to all ages, and free and open to the public! Stay tuned for more details about Adult Summer Reading! READ, WHITE, AND BLUE Children's Room Summer Reading Program 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! 2025 Art in the Park Special Event Wednesdays Events are free and open to the public. June 16 - August 2 Free and open to all Teens 12-18 years old Every Time You Check Out FOR EVERY ITEM YOU CHECK OUT you get a raffle ticket for the Grand Prizes Items includes books, manga, DVDs, comics, video games, puzzles... ANYTHING at the Library! EVERY TIME YOU CHECK OUT you get 2 pieces of candy and sticker or a button Grand Prizes Your raffle tickets can go towards any of these Grand Prizes $25 Gift Card For Water Street Bookstore in Exeter $20 Gift Cards Generously donated by the Friends of the Exeter Public Library 3 available $25 Gift Card Generously donated by Domino's Pizza in Stratham Plague Doctor 17" Plague Doctor Squishable Summer Candy Win pieces of candy equal to the number of items checked out during Summer Reading Weekly Schedule There's something going on every day in the Teen Scene this Summer Mondays All Day Video and Board Gaming (All summer) Thursdays All Day Video and Board Gaming (All summer) Tuesdays Special Time Travel Events (From 6/16 - 8/2) Fridays Refreshing Fridays (All summer) Wednesdays Summer Book Group (All summer) Saturdays Extra Weekly Trivia (From 6/16 - 8/2) Visit the Teen Scene on Tuesdays starting August 5th for a Snack Attack! Special Events Special time travel events every Tuesday No sign up required! Summer Book Group Been reading something fun? Wanna talk about a movie you watched? Have a video game to recommend? Come to a summer book club! Bring any kind of media you like! It doesn't have to be a book Thank You to Our Sponsors! A big thank you to our sponsors, without whom the Teen Summer Reading Program would not be the same! Lindt Chocolates The Friends of the Exeter Public Library Dominos Pizza Download a Brochure For More Information Click Here