School Age

All ages are welcome to create a stash of DIY bookmarks!  We have great templates to pick from, or you can create your own design.  Color, cut, and laminate for a lasting page-marker to keep or give to someone special. <3

Come join us to color your own Christmas village stand-ups. 

Age 5+

Registration is required, to register click here.

Join us for your chance to show off your trivia skills and possibly win a prize!

Say goodbye to 2025 and hello to 2026 with New Year Trivia! Test your knowledge with questions about recent books, movies, and more. Learn about New Year's traditions around the world in a challenging bonus category.

This event is recommended for grades 3 and up, but all ages (including parents/guardians) are welcome to attend and see what random facts they bring to the table. 

Girls Who Code club for 6-12th grade girls will be held with 8 Zoom meetings on Wednesdays @ 4:30-5:30pm from Jan 7 to Feb 25.

We will use the Khan Academy platform to learn the computer science concepts through Python. This is a continuation of last GWC club. We will review data types, variables, user input, conditionals before diving in loops, functions and data structures.

Stop by the Children's Department to grab a craft!

Ages 4-12

*AVAILABLE WHILE SUPPLIES LAST*

Come join us for stories, songs, and a craft.

Age 2+

No registration required

Visit with staff from Rutgers Cognitive Kids at ​their table in the library. Drop by with your child to try fun, interactive activities exploring how children think and learn about numbers, language, and people. The staff will also be available to share information about their research into cognitive development and how families can get involved in future studies!

Join TAG volunteer Lilian in the YS programming room for Pokémon Club. 

Bring your own Pokémon cards in if you want to trade with others. Each session of the club also features trivia games and other fun activities. 

This drop-in style program is best suited for children in grades 3 and up, but all are welcome. No registration required.

Visit with staff from the Rutgers Quantitative Development Lab at their table in the library. Children are encouraged to play a few short mathematics-based games while parents can learn about the university's Center for Cognitive Studies and how they can get involved!

Our last December drop-in Sunday craft is scratch art! Join us while supplies last.