Scotch Plains patrons can now download free e-books and audiobooks from eLibraryNJ!
Storytime for children between the ages of three and five features a variety of activities that will encourage an interest in books, reading, and a love for literature. Registration is required and is limited to Scotch Plains and Fanwood cardholders only. Registration begins September 12, 2011.
Middle School students (grades 5-8) can learn how to play chess or improve their skills with Render Cutts on Thursday afternoons starting October 6 from 3:30 to 4:30. Beginners welcome. Priority will be given to Scotch Plains and Fanwood cardholders who can commit to the entire 8 session program.
Third and fourth graders can learn chess or improve their skills with instructor Render Cutts. Advanced registration is required and is limited to Scotch Plains and Fanwood cardholders only. Registration begins September 26, 2011
Our craft activities are geared for children ages 3 through 5 and are all connected to the stories we read, linking literature to art and creativity. Registration is required for this activity and is limited to Scotch Plains and Fanwood cardholders only. Registration begins September 12, 2011.
The Our World Discussion Group topic for December 2 will be: In a surprising contradiction, has the U.S. become both more inclusive and more elitist?
By popular request, we now have a Saturday morning toddler program! Children aged 20-36 months and their caregivers can join us for stories, singing, and all sorts of fun. Advanced registration is not required, however, space is limited. Please check in at the Children’s Room Desk with your Scotch Plains or Fanwood library card before story time begins.
Enjoy musical entertainment by the Chamber Choir of Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School.
December’s book club selection is Let The Great World Spin by Colum McCann.
Students in grades 3-8 can learn chess or improve their skills. Beginner & Advanced Beginner, non-rated players only.
Third and fourth graders can learn chess or improve their skills with instructor Render Cutts. Advanced registration is required and is limited to Scotch Plains and Fanwood cardholders only. Registration begins September 26, 2011
Come to Eve’s fourth and final program in this series, as she shares her views on this often misunderstood topic.
Our canine visitors will be here twice a month. Five minute time slots will be assigned to all participants. Priority will be given to Scotch Plains and Fanwood library cardholders.
Friends of the SPPL will meet on Monday, December 12 at 7:30pm. We will meet in the Music Room to discuss plans for our upcoming book sale.
Representatives from Ecliptic Financial Advisors discuss strategies for financing college
The Our World Discussion Group topic for December 16 will be: Starting with President Reagan, has the U.S. failed to adjust to Globalization?
Spread some cheer and give back this holiday season. Create a card or write a letter to send to our military troops.
How do you make the sale when the sale is you? Learn how to make a strong connection with potential employers.
December’s selection will be The Hand That First Held Mine by Maggie O’Farrell.
The library will be closed on Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Happy Holidays!
Students in 1st to 3rd grade are invited to create some festive crafts to bring in 2012.
Enthusiastic children joined the Children’s Room staff on Saturday, December 17th, to write letters and create cards to send to our military personnel.
The library will be closed from Saturday, December 31 – Monday, January 2, re-opening at 9 am on Tuesday, January 3.