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Full Moon Festival Japanese Tea Ceremony and Mindful eating, adults

Tenafly Public Library

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Dr. James Noble Presents: "What's New In Dementia? From Diagnosis To Treatment"

Demarest Public Library

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Muneer Nasser Trio--Miles Davis & John Coltrane 2026: 100th Birthday Tribute

Englewood Public Library

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Friends of the Library Clothing Drive Collection

Fair Lawn - Maurice M. Pine Public Library

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Tuesday, September 29

Arts & Culture

Dance and Culture Workshop

Pitkin Educational Center

<p>Experience the music, movement, and history of Latin America through an interactive dance workshop in the Student Center.</p>\n

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Books & Learning

Explore Bergen: Admissions Information Session and Campus Tour

Pitkin Educational Center

<p>Join us for an informative and welcoming Admissions Information Session and Q&A, where you will learn about Bergen Community College’s academic programs, application process, financial aid opportunities, and student support services. After the session, enjoy a one-hour student-led walking tour of our...</p>\n

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Kids & Family

Toddler Tales, Ages 2 to 5

Tenafly - Children's Room

No registration. Fall session runs Tuesday, September 22 through November 17, 2026. Get ready for this active and interactive story time! You'll hear stories, sing songs, and play games. These activities help toddlers expand their vocabulary while they begin to understand the link between speech and the written word. You'll have fun with your toddler while they practice their language and gross mo

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Oradell Public Library Morning Book Club

Oradell - South Reading Room

On Tuesday, September 29, the Morning Book Club will discuss As Bright as Snow by Susan Meissner. In 1918 Philadelphia, a family arrives seeking a fresh start, only to face the Spanish Flu pandemic. As the city fractures, they must navigate overwhelming grief and sudden, life-altering choices that force them to redefine what survival truly means. The Morning Book Club meets on the last Tuesday of

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Adult Coloring

Fair Lawn - Level B Room

Join Carolina to color and chat while we listen to relaxing music. This program is for adults only. Coloring sheets and colored pencils will be provided. Registration required.

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Kids & Family

Tech Assistance Tuesdays

Garfield - Main Room

Have questions about using your devices? Your reference librarian is here to help! Stop by the reference desk anytime between 12-8pm on Tuesdays. Please come with your own device and questions. Can't make it Tuesday? Schedule a 1:1 appointment at the reference desk any time. Free Event. No Registration Required. Tech assistance includes: Operating smartphones, tablets, e-readers, and other tech de

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Music & Movement

Hackensack - Auditorium

Tuesdays at 10am for ages 2-5 Sing and dance at our music and movement time for toddlers! This program will take place in the auditorium. Registration is not required. Questions? Contact Mari at [email protected] or 201-343-4169 x19.

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Books & Learning

Mah Jongg Lessons

Ho-Ho-Kus - Library

Beginner Mah-Jongg lessons. Supplies will be provided. Must commit to attending all 5 sessions. Tuesdays, 6:00pm - 8:00pm. 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13 Exclusively for Ho-Ho-Kus residents . Registration will open on Thursday, August 20 at 8:30pm. * Registering for the September 15 date enrolls you in the full 5-class schedule. No need to register for each class individually.

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Advanced ESL

Palisades Park - Meeting Room

For high intermediate and advanced ESL students who want to strengthen all their English skills. Classes will take place in-person at the library. Registration not required! For more info call: 201-585-4150 Learn to read advanced texts (like the NY times) by recognizing context. Improve listening skills. Work on pronunciation, intonation, and phrasing.

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Beginner ESL For Spanish Speakers

Palisades Park - Meeting Room

Join us in person at the library for a Beginner ESL class for Spanish speakers, hosted by COFIA. Classes are free. Registration is not required. If you have any questions, please email: [email protected]

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Arts & Culture

Korean Class on Zoom for Beginner 2

Online

The 8-week Korean Language Zoom Class, sponsored by the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in New York and hosted by the Palisades Park Public Library, will provide a valuable opportunity for non-Korean learners inspired by the Korean Wave (Hallyu) to study the Korean language. Throughout the eight-week program, participants will not only develop their Korean language skills but also gain

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Learn the Game of Mah Jongg

Paramus - Main - 116 E. Century Road

Learn the Game of Mah Jongg September 29- October 20 6:30-8pm (Tuesday) Beginners welcome! Come join us and learn the game of Mah Jongg. You will learn the rules and each week we will work together to hone our skills. This program is for Paramus residents over the age of 18. This program will be filled by lottery . Registration begins on September 14 through www.paramuslibrary.org . Out of town re

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Arts & Culture

Acoustic Guitar Workshop

Paramus - Main - 116 E. Century Road

Acoustic Guitar Workshop September 15th - November 24th, 7:00 - 8:30 (Tuesday) Are you a true beginner, returning after years of neglecting your dusty guitar, or an occasional dabbler that just wants to “get good?” The weekly Guitar Workshop is designed to be a low stress environment for learning new songs, practicing techniques, and sharing musical ideas. If you are new to the class,

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Kids & Family

Slime Time for Teens

Ramsey - Meeting Room

In-Person Teen Program Grades 6 - 12 Tuesday, September 29th 4pm - 5pm It's time to slime! Drop by the library after school to mix up a batch of squishy, stress-relieving slime. No registration required Questions? Contact Brigitte at [email protected]

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Kids & Family

Toddler Playtime!

Ridgefield Park - Toddler Room

Have some free-play fun, complete with toys and new friends! For children aged 0-5. Registration is required. Please Note: Cedar Street has street cleaning on Tuesday morning. If you are driving, give yourself extra time to find parking. *NOTE: 1 Registration per Child Attending the Event/Program Please register under the CHILD'S NAME!

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Kids & Family

K-Pop Music Video Competition

Ridgefield Park - Meeting Room

Stop by the library to watch K-Pop music videos and vote on who will make it to the next round! This month we’ll be watching the girl groups New Jeans, Illit, Le Sserafim, Twice, and Girls Generation! For teens in grades 7th-12th. Registration is required.

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ASL (American Sign Language) Practice Group

Westwood - Upstairs Meeting Room

Do you know American Sign Language or always wanted to learn? The ASL Practice group meets every Tuesday from 11am-12pm to practice ASL together. All levels welcome from beginner to advanced. Please contact Linda at [email protected] for further information.

Westwood Public LibraryMore info →
Kids & Family

Little Explorers: Sensory Play, Stories & Crafts

Westwood - Downstairs Meeting Room

Join us for an afternoon of discovery! Designed for children ages 18 months–4 years old, this interactive program combines hands-on sensory bin play, an engaging storytime, or a simple craft. Little ones will explore different textures, colors, and materials while building early literacy, fine motor, and social skills in a fun and supportive setting. We’re hoping to spend some time out

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Westwood Library Meditation Group

Westwood - Upstairs Meeting Room

A welcoming space for anyone interested in exploring mindfulness and meditation. We provide an open environment for sharing experiences, learning together, and deepening our practice. Join us to connect, reflect, and discover the benefits of meditation in a collaborative setting. No registration required. Open to all.

Westwood Public LibraryMore info →
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MANHATTAN SHORT Film Festival, adults only

Tenafly - Friends Room

No registration. Brought to you by the Tenafly Library Friends. The 29th Annual MANHATTAN SHORT Film Festival. ONE WORLD - ONE WEEK - ONE FESTIVAL For the first time in its history MANHATTAN SHORT has selected ten films from ten countries with films from USA, Ireland, Australia, South Africa, United Kingdom, Moldova, Russia, Cuba, Georgia and Mexico making up MANHATTAN SHORT 2026. “Since 9/1

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