Nashua Public Library

Nashua, United States

4.4

Closed now

7 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 603-589-4600
Website:
www.nashualibrary.org
Address:
2 Court St, Nashua, NH, 03060
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Today

Today 9:00 am – 5:30 pm
Closed now
Local time (Nashua) 19:56 Friday, 27 June 2025

Business hours

Monday 9:00 am – 9:00 pm
Tuesday 9:00 am – 9:00 pm
Wednesday 9:00 am – 9:00 pm
Thursday 9:00 am – 9:00 pm
Friday 9:00 am – 5:30 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 5:30 pm
Sunday –

Description

Specialties

Books, e-​books, music, movies, computer classes, lectures, concerts, story hours, puppet shows, and more

History

Established in 1971.

The Nashua Public Library opened its current building in 1971. Before that, the library was housed in the Hunt Memorial Building at 6 Main Street.

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7 reviews of Nashua Public Library

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Place rating: 5
Nashua, NH
I love this Library! In addition to books, the latest DVDs, and other items you can borrow, there are so many other ways to use the Library. I love the programs they put on. There is always more that I want to go to than I can possibly attend. The concert series in the summer always introduces me to new bands that I would not have otherwise heard of. I use meeting rooms, have had my kids use the online tutoring program, and enjoyed the art in the Image Gallery.
I follow the Library on Facebook and get their weekly calendar update so I can be reminded of things I want to attend. These ways to communicate help me to easily connect.
It’s the one place to go in Nashua for both entertainment and education. The staff is always welcoming and helpful. You can’t ask for a better Library!
Place rating: 4
Nashua, NH
It is old, but that’s what I like. Libraries should smell of books, and this one does. The children’s section is cute and has a decent toddler selection. That’s the main reason we go there so we’re happy with it.
Place rating: 5
Merrimack, NH
I love this library. My mom used to bring me here as a kid and it brings get memories every I set foot in the doors (you know, the super slow «automatic» doors in the front entrance).
I go here at least once a week to stock up on books, audio books and just to poke around. Great atmosphere, excellent selection and lots of free activities.
Place rating: 5
Manchester, NH
I love the Nashua Public Library. I grew up watching the puppet shows in the Children’s section, spent many a teenage Friday night watching their free movies, and checked out any number of books and movies over the years. Everyone there is incredibly helpful and friendly. I’ve had a few late fees in my time, but they are never judgmental about it. I moved to Manchester, but the Nashua Library is still my Library of choice.
Place rating: 4
Nashua, NH
Love the library! It has w great selection of CDs and DVDs for its size. The Criterion Collection DVDs and foreign films make this a great place for film buffs. I only wish that NPL would participate in the lending system in which Southern New Hampshire University and other local libraries collaborate. I as an SNHU instructor would really appreciate it.
Place rating: 4
Portsmouth, NH
I am not from Nashua, but my mom recently moved there and took me to the library this evening. I was very impressed with everything really. Besides books, they have a wide selection of CDs and DVDs (many which are brand new releases). I thought it was cool how many TV series they had on DVD. They had a cute, litle section of classic books that I was excited to look through considering there are many classics that I need to read. They also had a lot of art books and a cool area for teens to hang out in and do homework. My mom told me that there are a lot of free classes and events and even new release movie showings. Even if you don’t read, I think that everyone could find something cool to check out at the Nashua Library
Place rating: 4
Lowell, MA
The building is a little old and stuffy, but it’s a great library for a small city.
Their children’s hour is the best around. They don’t just read books to the kids, they also have a puppet show and a sing along and a dance along. The women who run it do a great job.
They have lunch hour and weekend performances such as jazz and classical piano (there’s grand piano downstairs) and singers. They have movies for kids and adults. It’s all free.