Event List

For Students of All Ages. Have a book report due? Need someone to proofread your paper? Don't know how to write an intro? Audrey is here to help! A junior at Oak Knoll and resid

This Chinese course is designed for young learners to get an introduction to the sound and basics of Chinese characters and learn some Chinese culture through holiday celebrations.

Learn the value of money, ways to earn it, and various ways to save it.  This is an informative, interactive two-part session for students in grades 3 to 8 to learn responsibl

Instructor: Payal S Details and registration here.

Are you a Mahjong player and looking for a group?  Our Mahjong Club meets on Wednesdays at 1 pm.  No instruction is provided so you must know how to play.

Have you ever dreamed of writing your own story? Become an author by joining the Children’s Creative Writing Club! Children will learn the story elements and the importance of plot

Event Details Hola! ¿Cómo estás? Do you need help with your Spanish homework? Do you need practice speaking Spanish? Sarah is here to help! Sarah is an 8th grader from Kent Plac

Our friends at the Kemmerer Library (Harding Township) are sharing this two-part program with our patrons.  Each part requires separate registration.  This is Part 2 of t

For preschoolers and their caregivers.  No registration required   Come join Dance Innovations for a Toddler Dance Class!  No registration is require

For preschoolers and their caregivers.  No registration required   Come join Dance Innovations for a Toddler Dance Class!  No registration is require

For Grades 6 to 12 Join us for a Teen Advisory Board (TAB) meeting! At our meetings, you can develop new friendships and learn about how you can volunteer at the library. This w

Learn the value of money, ways to earn it, and various ways to save it.  This is an informative, interactive two-part session for students in grades 3 to 8 to learn responsibl

For Grades 3 to 12 Dungeons & Dragons is a fantasy tabletop role-playing game where players create their own characters to play and embark upon imaginary adventures. A Dunge

Celebrate National Women's Health Week with author Dr. April Patrick who will discuss the history of women's health and how it connects with women's healthcare today. Dr. Patrick w

Love LEGOs?! The library does too! Help us showcase our enormous LEGO collection by building a creation of your choosing. LEGO creations will be put on display. Grades K & U

Chatham Township Historical Society presents: New Jersey author Michael Gabriele will present a program on his newest book, Colonial Taverns of New Jersey – Libations, Liberty &

Instructor: Amy G Details and registration here.

In-person conversation group for intermediate learners. Instructor: Sonal S Details and registration here.

Chess Expert Sean Finn will teach this class in person.  Students will learn game strategy, basic checkmates, new tactical patterns, and the best questions to ask themselves w

Join high-schoolers Alan and Noah to learn how to solve a Rubik’s Cube! Take this 6-week course if you want to show off to your friends, gain a deeper understanding of the puzzle,

Chess Expert Sean Finn will teach this class in person.  Students will learn game strategy, basic checkmates, new tactical patterns, and the best questions to ask themselves w

Join high-schoolers Alan and Noah to learn more advanced methods of solving a Rubik’s Cube! Take this 6-week course to learn a variety of algorithms for solving the Rubik's Cube.

Chess Expert Sean Finn will teach this class in person.  Students will learn game strategy, basic checkmates, new tactical patterns, and the best questions to ask themselves w

In the first presentation of our Film and History series, we will look at how Western films display depictions of themes like heroism, masculinity, racism, colonialism, and social