Event List

Buckle up for a wild ride and join us as we sit down for an online chat with debut author Sue Hincenbergs to discuss her novel The Retirement Plan, in which murder is the name of the game.

Improve your skills as a writer in Writing Wizards, a creative writing workshop led by high school students. Students will learn writing through prompts and grammar lessons, and receive constructive feedback from both their peers and teachers.

Rose Wippich offers raw honesty paired with transformative practices in her newly published book Empress Rising, a soul-stirring call to every woman ready to rise from invisible to invincible, to trade shrinking for shining, and to claim

For students in 4th-6th grades.

Improve your skills as a writer in Writing Wizards, a creative writing workshop led by high school students. Students will learn writing through prompts and grammar lessons, and receive constructive feedback from both their peers and teachers.

Alzheimer’s and other dementias cause memory, thinking, and behavior changes that interfere with daily living. Noticing these early changes and being proactive at their onset can have lasting impacts in care and quality of life. 

Explore arts and crafts in this hands-on after school monthly club.   

Grades 1 - 5.

Are you new to grant proposal writing or want a quick refresher? This class will provide you with an overview of how to write a standard project proposal to a foundation, including:

For students in 4th-6th grades.

Improve your skills as a writer in Writing Wizards, a creative writing workshop led by high school students. Students will learn writing through prompts and grammar lessons, and receive constructive feedback from both their peers and teachers.

An educator from the Museum of Early Trades and Crafts in Madison will trace the evolution of Christmas Carols from pagan solstice songs to the wide range of carols played and performed around the wintertime holidays today.

Everyone would like to retire someday, and they would like to be financially secure when they do so. Saving for retirement is an important step for a secure future, but many people put it off.

For students in 4th-6th grades.

This is a virtual webinar presented by the New Jersey State Library. Registration is required.

A meaningful conversation between current college students who grew up in our community and teens looking to learn more about college life, set goals and be inspired for the future. Students will be able to:

Learn to play chess with the NP Chess Club! 

The club will present instructional lectures & strategy in the Conti Family Room.  These presentations are open to children, teens and adults.

You are registering for Jan - June 2026. To register for Writing Wizards for September - December please register here.

The New Jersey Law Against Discrimination protects individuals in a variety of situations, ensuring fair treatment and equal opportunity.

You are registering for January - March.

This program will be held in the Conti Room except for January 31, February 7, and February 28 which will be held in the Coddington Room.

Learn to play chess with the NP Chess Club! 

The club will present instructional lectures & strategy in the Conti Family Room.  These presentations are open to children, teens and adults.

When we think of gardening, we often think of flowers for butterflies, fruits and vegetables, and even ornate gardens with inviting pathways. Yet, one of the easiest and most useful plants to grow are herbs.

To register for Writing Wizards for September - December please register here.

Take a journey through history as we explore Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s life and legacy beyond his iconic “I Have a Dream” speech.