Week Calendar

Instructor: Lynn P.

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9 to 24 months

Storytime is an 8-week progressive program for preschoolers and their caregivers

Limit: one 8-week session per child

Instructor: Kate D.

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Instructor: Amy G

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Ages 2 to 3

Storytime is an 8-week progressive program for preschoolers and their caregivers

Limit: one 8-week session per child

9 to 24 months

Storytime is an 8-week progressive program for preschoolers and their caregivers

Limit: one 8-week session per child

Ages 2 to 3

Storytime is an 8-week progressive program for preschoolers and their caregivers

Limit: one 8-week session per child

Instructor: Payal S.

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Instructor: Karen C.

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For preschoolers and their caregivers.  No registration required

For preschoolers and their caregivers.  No registration required

Come to the Children's room for alphabet activities! Activities include an alphabet letter craft, writing practice, learning how to sign the letter in ASL, and phonics books to help practice letter sounds.

Join us for Mandarin Storytime! Native speakers of Vibrant Waves, a local non-profit organization, will create an immersive experience for your child through stories in Mandarin.

All children are welcome!

Join us for a Bring Your Own Device help session at the library! Do you need help adding new contacts to your phone, sending an email, or adding & using new apps on your device?

ESL Students will read Seedfolks, the story of how one small action - planting a seed -  can create big changes in a neighborhood in Cleveland, Ohio.

Ages 3 1/2 to 5

Storytime is an 8-week progressive program for preschoolers and their caregivers

Limit: one 8-week session per child

ESL students will read and discuss Olive Kitteridge by Elizabeth Strout.

ESL students will read and discuss An Invisible Thread by Laura Schroff and Alex Tresniowski. An Invisible Thread is a New York Times bestselling novel.

This is a series of twelve sessions, with six classes in the Fall and six classes in the Spring. Classes will be taught by members of the Morris Museum Astronomical Society.

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.

Community, Power, and the Search for Indigenous Identity with Award-Winning Journalist Joseph Lee

Join the library for an afternoon movie set in the fictional kingdom of Corona! We will be watching Tangled in our PJs while enjoying Rapunzel themed snacks.

For Grades 6 to 12

Come try out new crafts at the library! Bring your friends and stop by the library between 3:30 and 4:30 pm to work on a craft. Have fun creating a variety of available crafts!

For Grades 6 to 12

In this presentation, professional genealogist Martin Fischer will discuss the many different forms genealogical writing can take, describe the writing process and explain how to organize a piece of family history writing.

Join us for a transformative hour of meditation and live music to restore balance and tranquility in today’s fast-paced world.

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 when evaluating a position and creating a plan. Classes will in

This program is taught by Jonathan Cyriac, a rising junior at Seton Hall Preparatory School, and Saffron Cyriac, also a rising junior.

For 3rd Grade

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 when evaluating a position and creating a plan.  Classes will i

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 when evaluating a position and creating a plan.  Classes will i

This “Talk Saves Lives” program is a 90-minute session that will address both the facts and myths surrounding mental health and suicide. Participants will also gain valuable tips on how to support or help someone who may be struggling. 

For Grades 3 to 12

Instructor: Frank V.

Details and registration here.

Embark on a journey to unlock your full potential with Sahaja Yoga Meditation, a timeless practice brought into today’s fast-paced world.

While the origins of Thanksgiving begin with the 1621 meeting between English colonists and members of the Wampanoag peoples, there is much more to the story.

Our STEAM program will provide students with a welcoming space to create, build, and inspire each other while gaining a deeper understanding of the world around them.

Celebrate fall flavors with this hearty and healthy recipe featuring ground turkey, quinoa, and colorful veggies. High in protein, fiber-rich, and low in refined carbs—perfect for supporting balanced blood sugar.

Paperwhites and amaryllis bulbs are traditional around the holidays and are a beautiful addition to any holiday tabletop. Sandy Devaney of The Collected Garden will teach a workshop in bulb planting.