CLiF Children’s Literacy Foundation’s list of partner children’s book authors, illustrators, poets, and storytellers whom present.
Creative Ground New England’s Director of creative enterprises and artist.
Humanities to Go NH Humanities catalog of programs and presenters.
Kate Messner Authors who skype with classrooms and book clubs
Kidlit603 Children’s & Young Adult Authors of the Granite State
NH Arts NH Artist Roster.
Solo Together New England’s living history performers and impersonators.
A collection of brief recordings of authors and illustrators saying their names.
SCBWI Society of Children's Book Writers & Illustrators: https://www.scbwi.org
A great list of NH specific resources can be found here: https://www.writebynight.net/new-hampshire/
I often get asked for program recommendations on paranormal topics. Here are my top New England choices--most of whom I have been on investigations with, are true professionals and I consider to be just really nice folks:
Paranormal Investigators of New England (PI-NE): https://www.pi-ne.org A TAPS family member with teams in VT, NH, MA (I am an investigator for the NH team).
Jeff Belanger: https://jeffbelanger.com/ Author, storyteller, adventurer, speaker and Emmy-nominated host, writer, and producer of the New England Legends series on PBS and Amazon Prime.
Ronnie LeBlanc: https://www.ronnyleblanc.com Author, researcher, speaker and stars in Expedition Bigfoot on Travel Channel and Discovery +.
Dustin Pari: http://www.dustinpari.com/ Author, researcher, and speaker that is also becoming well known for his motivational lectures.
Karen Tatro: https://www.karentatro.com/ NH author, spirit medium and paranormal investigator.
Brandie Wells: https://brandiewells.com/ NH clairvoyant, psychic medium and hypnotist.
Roxie Zwicker: https://newenglandcuriosities.com
Partnering for Stronger Programming: A Toolkit for Libraries provides five tools for library workers with actionable steps to help partnerships grow sustainably, meet goals, expand organizational capacity, thoughtfully engage with partner audiences, and more. The five different tools can be used individually or in combination.
This project was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and the New Hampshire State Library.