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November 2025
Library Closings:
Tuesday, November 4th, 2025
Tuesday, November 11th, 2025
Wednesday, November 26th 2025 closing at 4:30pm
Thursday through Saturday November 27th-29th, 2025
 
New Mobile App
We’re moving to the MAIN Library Alliance app! Same features, same look - just a new icon. 
Access MAIN Library Alliance (NJ) from your iPhone, iPad or Android Device. Manage your account, search the catalog, renew and reserve books.
Download with this link here and sign in with your library card and PIN, which is usually the last
four digits of your phone number.
 
Booktober Reading Challenge
Booktober is a fall reading challenge for all ages! It runs from October 6th
through November 29th where participants pick up a bookmark at their preferred branch, 
complete 5 of 8 listed challenges and fill in the back of the bookmark for
a chance to win some cool prizes!
Click this link to be taken to our website's Booktober page.
 


 
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See what's happening at the library this month!
Most program registrations open two weeks before the program start date.
Featured Programs
 Online Zoom Programs
Native American Cinema @ Online
Online: Monday, November 3rd, from 6pm-7:30pm
Join us as we explore the portrayal of Native Americans in film throughout the years.
While work remains to both include Native American stories in mainstream media as well as to cast indigenous actors for their parts in movies instead of their white counterparts (the pervasive trend of whitewashing still exists in Hollywood), there are numerous films that accurately portray Native Americans and/or explore the issues facing them as a culture, their history, and their place in society. We will see clips of the history of early Westerns and their portrayals of Native Americans through the years. Please register.
Magic of the Winter Garden @ Online
Online: Tuesday, November 18th, from 6pm-7pm
The garden can be a magical place - even in winter! Stripped of summer foliage and flowers, the success of a winter garden lies in its structure, basic design and choice of plant material.
This richly illustrated lecture provides inspiration and tips on designing your garden for winter interest, choosing the best trees, shrubs and perennials, and grouping them to create arresting vignettes.
 
 
Children & Families
Universe of Sounds @ CDH
Catherine Dickson Hofman Branch: Thursday, November 6th, from 2pm-3pm
Blast off on a musical adventure through the Universe of Sounds! Join Mr. Boom Boom of Play Patrol for mind-bending demonstrations & hands on fun! This exciting, hands-on program introduces children to the fascinating world of electronic instruments like the mysterious theremin, the funky voice box, and other unique sound-making machines. They’ll discover how pitch changes with frequency, how vibrations travel, and how circuits bring these instruments to life. Register all children attending.
Painting Workshop with Do Art Productions @ SW
Southwest Branch: Friday, November 7th, from 1:30pm-3:30pm
A great time to tap into your own creations while sharing the experience and inspiration with others. 
At our Do Art painting workshop, we will all paint together with our own canvases and canvas paper.  All supplies are provided.  We will guide you through different techniques, paint mixing, shading and help with all creative inquiries.  More than one painting is encouraged and everyone will go home with stickers, and other materials to help further their creativity. This program is appropriate for ages 6-14.  Please register all children who will be participating.
 Tweens and Teens
Tweens & Middle Schoolers Chess Club @ NE
Northeast Branch: Wednesday, November 5th, from 4:30pm-5:15pm
How do you become competitive at chess? If you are between the ages of 8 and 12 this club will teach you the rules of the game and how to use strategy to become a better player.
Cartooning Lessons, Making Comics Together @ CDH
Catherine Dickson Hofman Branch: Thursday, November 6th, from 11am-12pm
Award-winning cartoonist Mike Dawson (The Fifth Quarter, The Hidden Dominion of Geordie James) presents an interactive comics making workshop. Participants learn about telling stories using pictures, and create improvised cartoon stories. Children will learn about self-publishing their work, and assemble their own miniature ‘zines to take home with them! This program is for ages 8-12, registration required. Click for more details.
 
 Adults
Hospice Fact or Fiction @ RDG
Richard D. Gardner Branch: Monday, November 10th, from 6pm-7pm
Join us as we discover the truth behind common misconceptions about hospice, and learn what hospice is and how it supports patients and families through and after the time of death.
Please register everyone in your group attending.
The Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area: A photographic journey @ CDH
Catherine Dickson Hofman Branch: Wednesday, November 12th, from 6pm-7pm
Celebrate the Warren County Bicentennial with a presentation by renowned photographer Len Rue, Jr. covering the flora and fauna of our area. When you enter the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, it is hard to imagine that you are only about 75 miles west of New York City and about 65 miles from Philadelphia to the south, for there is natural beauty, scenery and many natural and cultural attractions that await you in this park. This lecture will provide a great over view of the DWNRA so that your next visit to the park might be even more enjoyable
Medicare 101 @ NE
Northeast Branch: Wednesday, November 12th, from 6pm-7pm
New to Medicare or need a referesher? Join us for this basic introduction to the different parts of Medicare with plenty of time for questions. Please register everyone in your group attending.
Artificial Intelligence & Assistive Technology @ NE
Northeast Branch: Thursday, November 13th, from 5:30pm-7pm
In this presentation, we will learn about new trends and how AI is impacting assisive technology tools that can support neurodiverse students in the classroom.
Our presenter will explain new mind mapping and note-taking tools, as well as strategies for students with learning disabilities to utilize assistive technology efficiently in the classroom.  This program is appropriate for ages 14-adult.  Please register everyone in your group who will be attending.
The Constitution: Due Process & Equal Protection @ RDG
Richard D. Gardner Branch: Thursday, November 20th, from 6pm-7pm
From the 5th and 14th Amendments, due process and equal protection shape our ideas of fairness.
We’ll trace how these guarantees have been used in cases involving schools, policing, and even immigration detention.  Please register everyone in your group who will be attending.
Thank you to our Friend Groups and CDH Trustees
for sponsoring our library programs.

 
 
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