The Etna Library
The original Hanover Town Library. Located in Etna, NH.
Where yesterday mingles with today, beneath one roof.
Call us the Hanover Town Library because our Classical Revival building was the public first library for the entire town of Hanover. Or, call us the Etna Library, because of our location and our status as a cornerstone of the Etna community.
No matter which name you choose, we've been connecting people with ideas, entertainment, and one another since 1898, and will continue to for years to come!
Program Highlights
From children's story times to visits from best-selling authors, the Etna Library has unique programming for all ages and interests.
SAT
OCT 19
11 AM
@ the Library
Apple Cider
Festival
We'll have an apple press on-site in the library's Reading Garden, making fresh apple cider to enjoy.
Donuts and other treats will also be available! (And fun activities, too)!
SAT
OCT 26
6:30 PM
@ the Library
Haunted
Story Walk
The library's Story Walk will be transformed with spooky poems, glowing lights, decorations, and costumed characters!
We'll equip you with flashlights and glowsticks. As you walk up into the fields behind the library, you'll collect candy and have Halloween poems read to you. It's sure to be a spooky good time!
For all ages - this will be spooky but not TOO spooky!
FRI
NOV 1
3:30 PM
@ the Library
Dia de
Los Muertos
Come and learn about Dia de Los Muertos at the library! This program is for ALL AGES. (You can participate even if you don’t have children!)
Together, we'll learn the proper way to make an altar to honor the dead, creating paper Mexican flowers and decorating sugar skulls. At this program, our altar will be for beloved writers who have passed away. Authors included will be Eric Carle, Anna Dewdney, Morgan Taylor, and Tomie dePaola.