Pride Month at Your Library
Since the Stonewall Uprising in June 1969, June has been celebrated as LGBTQ Pride month. Stonewall was a significant moment in the modern gay rights movement: police had been raiding …
Posts highlighting various library programs across the state.
Since the Stonewall Uprising in June 1969, June has been celebrated as LGBTQ Pride month. Stonewall was a significant moment in the modern gay rights movement: police had been raiding …
Avid readers and aspiring writers can mingle with published authors at various author visits at New Jersey libraries. These events bring in authors who write for all ages to instill …
Libraries across New Jersey will be joining schools, museums, and other community spaces on March 22nd and 23rd in a statewide celebration of making and maker culture. While maker culture seems to be everywhere these days, libraries are uniquely well-positioned to provide dynamic and engaging opportunities for community-wide education, entrepreneurship, and hands-on learning experiences.
Cape May residents know they have a jewel in their community, and one reason is because of the unique programming the library system offers, for patrons of all ages.
People ages 23-38, often called “new adults” or millennials, are flocking to their public libraries for programming geared directly towards them. Some of these classes focus on “adulting;” life skills like using hand tools, sewing, managing personal finance, and cooking.