Libby is Here
Borrow ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines to read on your phone or tablet using the Libby app .You can even send and read your borrowed ebooks to your Kindle ereader (U.S. only)! It’s free and easy to get started for new users.
How it works : Download your app below, launch the app, login into your library, and start borrowing.
Apps: iOS App | Andriod App
Knitting with Neighbors
Registration required. Call — or Register Online.
Join our knitting teacher, Margaret Hope for our new “Knitting with Neighbors” group.
The group will meet the every other Tuesday of the month at 1pm. Bring your own project, or Margaret will show you how to knit. All supplies provided, but feel free to bring your own size 5 or 5.5 needles and yarn. Any questions, please email programs@mendhamtwplib.org
Book Club
Wednesday June 29th , 1.30pm
Registration required. Register Online
Book Club Meets the last Wednesday of the month
Read the book and come ready for a lively discussion.
Adult Craft – Windchimes
Wednesday July 6th, 1pm
Registration required. Call — or Register Online.
Join our adult group to make some windchimes. All supplies are provided.
The Jersey Shore
Thursday July 21st, 7:00 PM
Registration required. Call — or Register Online.
The Jersey Shore has a great deal more to offer than soft sand, sun, and surf. Take the “plunge” and travel along with Mario Medici from Sandy Hook to Cape May and you’ll discover an array of fascinating towns and history to go with them. Lighthouses, beaches, forts, historic buildings, shipwrecks, among the discoveries.
Industrial Sites and Bridges in Mendham
Thursday August 18th, 7:00 PM
Registration required. Call — or Register Online.
Join Industrial Archeologist Bierce Riley as she takes us on a tour of the former industrial sites and bridges of Mendham, NJ.
Marie Benedict – Virtual Author Visit
Wednesday, September 21st, 7pm
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As a young woman, Marie Benedict was gifted a book by a treasured aunt — who also happened to be an English professor — that opened her eyes to the hidden world of women’s stories and voices that lurked in the shadows of the past. The epiphany she experienced while immersed in this particular book, The Mists of Avalon, is one she hopes to share with the readers of her own books, as she unearths important, but unknown, historical women from the detritus of the past and brings them into the light of modern day where their very contemporary contributions and issues can be explored.
Marie’s route to authorship was circuitous — involving a decade as a commercial litigator in New York City and failed aspirations at becoming an archaeologist — but now that she’s arrived, she is wasting no time in writing her narratively connected series of historical novels. Join us to learn more about Marie Benedict!
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