Events

The Pelham Library and Pelham Sustainability Committee invite you to a week-long effort to pick up roadside trash. Help make Pelham more attractive and safer for wildlife! Sign up at the library, school or the Pelham Spring Fair. Choose a road convenient to you Pick up litter during the week and dispose of it in […]

This month's title is "Demon Copperhead" by Barbara Kingsolver. All are welcome and copies are available at the desk.

Did you ever wonder how many species live in Pelham? There are probably too many to count, but in collaboration with iNaturalist and UMass, we're going to see how many we can find over4 days in April! Started in 2016 as a competition between Los Angeles and San Francisco, the City Nature Challenge (CNC) has […]

Our free, open singing circle meets once a month in the Ramsdell room. Accompanied by at least one guitar, we sing requests out of the Rise Up Singing and Rise Again songbooks--and we have copies to share. Sometimes we bring snacks. Drop i or stay the whole time!

Learn to grow delicious shiitake mushrooms with Elijah from Boulder Top Farm in Montague. Everyone will get to inoculate a log with spore and take it home. All materials will be provided. Space is very limited, so please sign up at https://www.signupgenius.com/.../10C0D4EAAA72EA3FEC61... This program will be held outside. The rain date is Tuesday, May 5. […]

Join Pelham artist Barbara Cooper for a reception for her exhibit, "April, 2025-May, 2026: A Retrospective". From the artist: "One year ago, last April, I was diagnosed with NSCAC – non small cell adeno carcinoma, a form of lung cancer that is most often found among non-smokers. I was told it is treatable, not curable. […]

Join us for an experimental improvisation and Jug Band Jam! Bring instruments, sing, make noise, express yourself and let your light shine!

Come learn about pollinators with Heidi Dollard, co-chair of the Massachusetts Pollinator Network and learn how to address the biodiversity needs in your garden while increasing plant yields. The complex relationships between flowers and pollinators is both fascinating and essential for life on Earth. NOTE: This event is NOT at the library. If it's not […]