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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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Medicare & You Educational Workshop Presented by Retiree Solutions
Garfield Public Library
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Tuesday, October 6
Exhibition PICK UP - NAWA
Haworth - Quiet/Small Meeting Room
'When Words Are Not Enough' is a juried small works show by Signature Members of NAWA (The National Association of Women Artists). Fifty works by twenty five artists interpret the theme with an eclectic mix of subject and medium. First, second, third and two honorable mention prizes will be announced on Instagram @ nawa_usa. The show runs from September 3 to October 5 with a reception on Saturday,
Rescue Hero Show - Fit4Kids
Lyndhurst - Children's Room
Muscle Man Mike does an amazing show celebrating all our rescue heroes, featuring Puppet Firefighter Sam, interactive magic, important fire safety lessons, and plenty of music, laughter, and fun for the children.
Jewelry Making with Margaret
Oakland - Maker Space
Please join us as Margaret is back with a jewelry making class and with her guidance patrons will learn to use tools such as a crimper (This holds together the necklace), round nose plier and wire cutter to create a necklace. If you have any tools, (scissor included) please bring otherwise Margaret will have enough for everyone to share. We are requiring a $5 deposit to cover costs of the material
Teen Tuesdays: Percy Jackson Club
Ridgefield Park - Meeting Room
Stop by the library to celebrate all things Percy Jackson! In this club we’ll talk about the books, watch clips from the series, compete is a trivia game, and do crafts! For teens in grades 7th - 12th. Registration is required.
Cinema Studies: Wilder Noir
Rutherford - Auditorium
Our Cinema Studies curriculum continues this fall, meeting on September 22, October 6, and November 10. Each month, Rutgers PhD student and cinema studies scholar Jeff Hughes will lead a lecture and discussion on Billy Wilder. In October, we will focus on the films Double Indemnity , Sunset Boulevard , and The Lost Weekend . Please note, this is not a film screening; attendees are encouraged to wa
Tuesday Tips: Introduction to Entrepreneurship Workshop - Part 1(four part series)
Teaneck - Auditorium
These workshops will cover the basics of starting a business, including financing, sales and marketing, creating a legal entity, developing a solid business plan and integrating AI into small b usinesses. This is the first in a four-part series. Registration is open to all.
Fall Art Lab - Nature-Imprinted Clay Dish
Teaneck - Mayor Lizette Parker Memorial Room
Celebrate the season by turning nature's treasures into art! Throughout this series, children will explore a variety of hands-on projects using natural and recycled materials to create beautiful keepsakes while discovering the beauty and diversity of the autumn landscape. Create a one-of-a-kind trinket dish using air-dry clay and real leaves from nature. Press leaves into the clay to capture their
Yoga Mindfulness
Washington Twp - Community Room
Grades K-5. Begins September 15 at 3:45. Y oga poses,yoga games, breathing, and mindfulness activities. Build balance, focus, and self confidence. Please register.
Adult Fall Watercolor Class
Washington Twp - Community Room
The Spotted Canvas will be here to show up how to paint with watercolors. We will be making a fall-themed scene! Due to demand, priority registration goes to Township residents. Registration for Township Residents opens on 9/15. Registration for everyone opens 9/22.
Cooking with ShopRite (Ages 2-4)
Westwood - Downstairs Meeting Room
Join ShopRite's Dietitian Nick O. as he teaches us how to make YUMMY TREATS. The following 2 items will be made: -TBD -TBD Food Allergies or Intolerances??? Please state that on the registration form.
Dungeons & Dragons One-Shot (Gr 6-12)
Westwood - Upstairs Meeting Room
Join us for a beginner-friendly Dungeons & Dragons adventure! Learn the basics of the game, create a character, and work together with a small party to complete a fun fantasy quest. No previous D&D experience is required. For teens.
Fall Art Lab - Mini Autumn Harvest Wreath
Teaneck - Mayor Lizette Parker Memorial Room
Celebrate the season by turning nature's treasures into art! Throughout this series, children will explore a variety of hands-on projects using natural and recycled materials to create beautiful keepsakes while discovering the beauty and diversity of the autumn landscape. Create a beautiful mini wreath inspired by the colors and textures of fall! Children will decorate with dried grasses, flowers
Tinkering Tuesdays - Terrible Towers
Hillsdale - Meeting Room
This week is a challenge week. Participants will be provided with ONLY paper and scissors NO TAPE, NO GLUE, NO CLIPS of any sort. Using only folds, slots and tabs, how high can you build your tower??? THINK IT, MAKE IT, SHARE IT _________________________________ Think It, Make It, Share It is an opportunity to get creative with stuff. There is no right way. There is no wrong way. There may be a be
Mad Science: Detective Science
Bogota - 2nd Floor Senior Center
Mad Science returns with Detective Science! Kids in grades 1-5 can discover how science is used to solve real crimes! Watch as the space is transformed into a crime lab for this exciting exploration of the fundamentals of forensics. Kids will get a chance to explore finger printing & teeth printing. Register one spot per child.
Paper Bag Haunted House
River Vale - Community Room
This program is for River Vale residents in Grades K - 5 . Registration required. Registration for non-residents will open on September 29 at 1pm. Make an adorable Haunted House to decorate your house for the Halloween season! Registration is required.
Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am (2019) Documentary Screening
Garfield - Community Room
Free Event | No Registration Required Some revolutions are fought with words, and few Americans have wielded them with more force than Toni Morrison, a fitting focus for this month's Revolutionary Americans screening during Banned Books Week. This intimate documentary traces her journey from a steel-town childhood in Lorain, Ohio, to her towering literary career, weaving together art, history, and
Kids Mighty Heroes Superhero Adventure
Rezvani Meeting Room
Join Mr. Mel for a superhero experience with movement, obstacle-course challenges, music, a bubble dance party, and Hero Graduation. Age 3-Grade 5. Registration required.
Mocktail Mixology
Lodi - Upstairs
Learn how to make three specialty mocktails at this fun, hands-on program brought to the library by Raven’s Reserve Event Planning & Mobile Bartending.
Adult Cooking Class: Pesto Pinwheels
Northvale - Community Meeting Room: Back
Learn how to make Pesto Pinwheels with The Flavor Labs. Assemble them here and bake at home. Priority registration for adult Northvale residents. Out of town patrons will be placed on a waitlist. Please let us know if you have any food allergies. Please fill out this allergy and liability waiver before you attend the class. https://theflavorlabs.com/after-school-cooking-class-registration
MP MUSIC AND MOVEMENT
Montvale - Library Activity Room
Celebrate the fall through music with MP MUSIC ! Sing along, move to the beat, and enjoy seasonal songs, instruments, and interactive musical fun designed to get little ones moving and making music. Space is limited. Registration is required and is only valid with a complete BCCLS Library card number. Kindly be advised that participants arriving more than 10 minutes after the scheduled start time