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Saturday Story Time
Wood-Ridge - Children's Room
Join Ms. Catherine for a Saturday Story Time! All children under the age of 5 with their caregivers are welcome. Singing, wiggling, and fun for the weekend!
Fabricating for Faeries
Tenafly Nature Center
Advanced ESL
Rutherford - Glass Room
The Rutherford Public Library Advanced ESL classes will be held weekly on Saturdays from 12pm-2pm. Please note new time! This class is for students who speak, understand, read, and write English at a high intermediate level but are looking to do one or more of the following: get a better job; improve pronunciation and master sounds not in their native language; express complex ideas; prepare for t
Mat Yoga
Washington Twp - Community Room
Saturdays at 10:30am and Mondays at 5:30pm Open to all levels of practice. Please bring your own yoga mat and any props you may need, such as yoga blocks, straps, or bolster blankets. $5 per class No Registration necessary. The Library has 2 yoga mats available for check out. Our Yoga mats are cleaned after each class.
Line Dancing
Montvale - Adult Meeting Area
June 27, 2026 at 12:00 p.m. Meeting Area Line Dancing Join us for our first ever Line Dancing event! This program is for all who love to dance- follow right along with April from DanceFix while her DJ plays songs you will love to dance to. Registration is required via the library website.This program will take place in the library.
Drop-In "Summer is Sweet" Sign Craft
Lyndhurst - Children's Room
Stop by the Children's Room all week long to complete our "Summer is Sweet" sign craft. While supplies last.
Unearth A Story Summer Reading Club 2026
Paramus - Reid Branch - 239 W. Midland Avenue
Unearth A Story Summer Reading Club 2026 June 26-August 7 All ages. Register June 25. Online logging and the Summer Reading Clubhouse open June 26. Log your books at paramuslibrary.beanstack.org .
Children's & Teen Summer Reading Begins today! Click here to register!
Ridgefield Park - Children's Department, Ridgefield Park - Reference Room
We have three different summer reading programs this year. They are: Early Literacy Program (Infants to Entering Kindergarten) School-Age Children (Entering 1st - 6th grade) Teens (Entering 7th grade - 12th grade) After you register, please stop by the library and pickup your reading log.
Talk to the Social Work Intern
Bergenfield - Conference Room (2nd Floor)
The Bergenfield Library strives to develop cooperative relationships with community organizations and local governmental agencies. To further the our goal of connecting our community with the resources you need, we offer the services of our Social Work intern (Master of Social Work student) who can assist you with: Finding community resources and providing agency referral Completing applications f
2026 Summer Reading
Dumont's Dixon Homestead Library
Sign up for Summer Reading and be entered to win prizes! We offer Summer Reading options for all ages, registration required! Go to dumontlibrary.org for more information and sign up!
Adult Summer Reading Challenge
Paramus Public Library
Adult Summer Reading Challenge June 12- September 7 We want you to read, we want you to log, we want you to win! Log books you read to yourself, books you read to your partner, books you read to your children, log books you read to your goldfish. Each title you log and review you write will enter you into a virtual weekly raffle for gift cards to movie tickets to AMC theaters. Participants will re
High School Summer Reading Challenge
Paramus Public Library
High School Summer Reading Challenge June 12-September 7 Log the books you read and earn rewards. Receive a gift card after you read and log your 3rd book. Every participant who meets the challenge requirements gets entered into our Grand Prize raffle—winner announced September 15th during school hours! Log books on beanstack. Photographs and/or video may be taken at this event. By taking pa
Sunday, June 28
Quo Vadis Summer Camp
National Shrine of Mary Help Christians, 174 Filors Lane, Stony Point, NY, 10980, United States
From June 28 to July 1 in Stony Point, New York, young men in high school who have completed freshman year are invited to grow in authentic Christian masculinity and reflect on God’s call for their lives. This summer camp offered by the Office of Priestly Vocations is centered on prayer, worship, fraternity, sports, music, and friendly competition. Learn more and register here.
Summer Reading Kick-Off Party
Oradell - Junior Room
Join us to kick off Summer Reading! Featuring music, crafts, and ice cream from Mr. Softee! Please RSVP for the amount of children attending. Ice cream is available while supplies last. RSVP does NOT guarantee ice cream availability.
"Ma, Your Son is CRAZY, Do Something!" Author Talk & Book Event
Bergenfield - Friends Meeting Room (Lower Level)
Join author JC Fabio for a captivating discussion on his true crime biography and memoir, Ma, Your Son is CRAZY, Do Something! Fabio will delve into the dark intersection of true crime and gambling addiction, offering an insider's view into illegal operations. He will specifically discuss the current state of organized crime's use of professional athletes to influence betting and detail the shocki
Viva Vallenato Cumbia Band
Englewood - Front Lawn
On Sunday, June 28 at 7 p.m. on the library's front plaza, the Viva Vallenato Cumbia Band performs the electrifying folk music of Colombia, South America. The rhythms will make you dance, and the accordion will sing to your soul! The concert will take place on the library’s front plaza. Please bring your own chair and/or blanket. If it rains, the concert will take place indoors on the main l
Our American Lifeline: George Washington and New Beginnings
Rezvani Meeting Room
An Illustrated Talk With Peter Macaluso, PHD Emeritus Professor of History Montclair State University Adjunct Benemerenti, St. Peters University How implausible was a victory against, as Washington said “Great Britain the mightiest empire on earth?” Why was Washington the only indispensable person among many outstanding Founders? “Before there was nation, before there was a symbo