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1. Can my child visit the library alone?

Children under the age of 8 may not be left alone in the library and must be actively supervised by a parent/guardian or assigned chaperone. Responsibility for all children using the library rests with the parent/guardian or assigned chaperone and not with library personnel.

2. When can children apply for their own library card?

Children ages 5 and older are eligible for a library card. Ages 5-11 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian in order to obtain a card. Children who live or go to school in Nashua are eligible for library cards.

3. Is there a cost to attend children’s programs?

All library programs are free! Space and supplies are limited, and some programs may require registration. Please see the events page for details of each program.

4. What events do you have for kids?

We have a variety of programming for children including story times, STEM programs, art programs, and more! Check out the events page for a full list. 

5. Can you suggest something for me to read?

Yes! We love helping customers find their next favorite book. Visit us any time at the Children’s Desk for recommendations. You can also check out our book displays in the library and online, and check out Novelist for great read-alike suggestions. 

6. Can you help me with homework?

Our library staff is happy to help children log into library databases, log onto library computers for internet access, and help children find books in the collection to support student learning.

7. Can I eat in the Children’s Room?

No. Covered drinks are allowed in the Children’s Room. All other food must be consumed in the Chandler Wing cafe seating area.