Week Calendar

Spend an afternoon crafting at the library. Join Kerri as she leads crafters in creating their own springtime rabbit using various materials. *finished product may differ from picture

Kids in grades K–3 will step back in time with a history-themed story, explore colonial cooking tools, and create a simple recipe for a hands-on taste of the past.

In a world marked by rising workplace demands, persistent health inequities, and ongoing social injustice, conversations about work-life balance are no longer optional; they are essential.

Tinker, create, and explore at our Makers Day event! Drop in to try your hand at our activity stations. 

Explore the art of watercolor in this relaxed, beginner-friendly class just for teens! Learn basic techniques like blending and layering while experimenting with color and composition.

Kids in grades K–3 will step back in time with a history-themed story, explore colonial cooking tools, and create a simple recipe for a hands-on taste of the past.

The Preserving Black Haddonfield History Project will ring in the new year with a FREE family-friendly and informative event that extends our AMERICA250 Celebrations program.

Girls Who Code Clubs are spaces where students can join our sisterhood of supportive peers and use Computer Science to change the world.

Join Mr. Chris for an introductory ukulele class. Instruments will be provided!