Programs & Events
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Solar Eclipse Scavenger Hunt Make-N-Take CraftKidsGo on a scavenger hunt around the library to find pieces to make a solar eclipse craft. |
Fri, Aug. 18 (10:00am) |
Teen Build A Better World Lock-inTeenCelebrate the end of summer reading with a lock-in that brings to life the theme we've been working with all season long- Building a Better World! This event will focus on making a positive impact in our community, offering teens the chance to do volunteer projects for local organizations like the Burlington County Animal Shelter. Refreshments will be provided, and each attendee can count their time spent at the lock-in towards community service hours. |
Fri, Aug. 18 (6:00pm) |
Legos at the LibraryKidsCalling all Lego lovers! Join other kids who love building creations as much as you. The library provides the LEGO blocks - you provide the imagination! Please DO NOT bring Legos from home.
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Sat, Aug. 19 (2:00pm) |
Eclipse ViewingAdult, Kids, Teen, Family, HomeschoolerDrop by the County Library's Auditorium 12 pm - 4 pm to view NASA's live stream of the eclipse. |
Mon, Aug. 21 (12:00pm) |
Total Eclipse of the LegosKidsTHIS PROGRAM IS FULL Join us for a Lego and Solar Eclipse Viewing event! Starting at 12:30 pm build a solar related Lego challenge. Around 1:30 pm we will head outside to view the eclipse with special glasses donated by the Space Science Institute. |
Mon, Aug. 21 (12:30pm) |
Crafting with Marsha - CanceledAdult, SeniorsAn adults only crafting class. 8/21 class canceled
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Mon, Aug. 21 (6:30pm) |
Health ScreeningAdult, Seniors, FamilyOn the forth Tuesday of each month a registered nurse from Lourdes Health System will be in the lobby to provide FREE health screenings and dispense health and wellness information. |
Tue, Aug. 22 (10:15am) |
Social KnittingAdult, SeniorsThis knitting group is for people who know how to knit, and would like to socialize, knit and offer occasional helpful hints and fresh ideas to fellow knitters. Participants are asked to bring light colored 4-ply yarn and short size 9 or 10 knitting needles. |
Tue, Aug. 22 (10:30am) |
RCBC Training Information SessionAdultRowan College at Burlington County (RCBC) Workforce Development Institute (WDI) is pleased to announce a variety of free training programs for eligible candidates. The RCBC Training Information Session is an hour in length and will review several free training programs that include the following industries and occupations: |
Tue, Aug. 22 (1:00pm) |
Read to a DogKidsThis program is designed so beginning readers can practice reading to a therapy dog, this will help them gain confidence and strengthen their reading skills. Each day will consist of eight 15 minute slots. |
Tue, Aug. 22 (2:00pm) |
Chess ClubAdult, Kids, Teen, Family, HomeschoolerWhether you are looking for a skilled game or just started to play all are welcome. Come when you can and play as long as you like. Some instruction will be available to brand new players. Chess sets are provided but feel free to bring your own. |
Tue, Aug. 22 (4:00pm) |
BCL Kids Theatre ProgramKidsAll children will get a part and be a part of an original short play. |
Tue, Aug. 22 (6:30pm) |
Live Theater: Cannoli TheatreKids, FamilyThe Library’s very own “Kids Theater Program” will present an original play written and directed by Ms. Megan of Top Cat Productions. Cannoli Theatre |
Tue, Aug. 22 (6:30pm) |
4H Presents: Paper AirplanesKids4-H presents a series of different STEM based activities . This week the participants will make different style airplanes. The object is to find out what changes can be made so they can fly 10 feet.
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Wed, Aug. 23 (11:00am) |
Evening Crochet WorkshopsAdult, Seniors, TeenJoin members of the SJ Chapter of the National Crochet Guild on the 4th Wednesday of every month (unless otherwise noted) for free help and instruction. |
Wed, Aug. 23 (6:00pm) |
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