Registration Only through AARP:(973) 949-1745 or [email protected]

We are pleased to offer tours of the museum and of the historic church, Monday to Friday, at the following times: 10 AM, 12 Noon, 2 PM and 4 PM.  ( From January - June, we are also open the second Saturday of each month, noon to 4 PM. ) These are reservation-recommended tours, of 45-minute duration. In the museum, the current feature exhibition is, "The Emergence of a National Historic Site: St. Paul's Between the World Wars". Other displays explore the American Revolution and the Lenape, the original inhabitants of the St. Paul's area.  In the church, visitors observe and learn about the significance of original appearance of 1787, and also gain an appreciation of the use of the edifice as a military field hospital during the Revolutionary War. Other features include the 1830 Erben, one of America's oldest working pipe organs.  Brief recitals are avilable upon request.  Please use the  https://www.recreation.gov website for advance reservations, and please arrive ten minutes before your scheduled tour time.     In addition, self-guided tours of the grounds and historic cemetery, weather and conditions permitting, are available when the site is open.  Reservation are not required for the self guided tours of the grounds. Before visiting us, we recommend viewing our Site Orientation Video, which is available through our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/200515059970055/videos/577209182966992   

Wyckoff children ages 2-3 years and a caregiver will enjoy stories, crafts and songs! Please register each child separately.

One must have basic knowledge of knitting, crocheting, or needlework as this is NOT a teaching class

The Friends of the Library are an all Volunteer Group. Do you have an hour or two to spare per month? Ask how you can join us and help with the fundraising for your library. Without your generous support, special programs and college scholarships would not be possible. We want to see you at our book sales and programs- so come by and say Hello!

A fan-favorite! This show combines live music and movement with the magical excitement of bubbles! After a dance-along set, Miss Jolie will perform a bubble show with gigantic bubbles, bubble tricks, and even a chance for children to step inside a bubble. Plus, there's plenty of bubble-popping action along the way!Children ages 1-6 (but all are welcome)

Audience age from teen through adults of all ages.

Illustrated talk with Eric Nelsen & Francesca Costa for Beczak Environmental Education Center in Yonkers. Note: this program was rescheduled from Feb. 22 due to winter storm.

English Lessons are by appointment onlyPlease contact Kathy to scheduleCall (973) 427-5745 for details

We are pleased to offer tours of the museum and of the historic church, Monday to Friday, at the following times: 10 AM, 12 Noon, 2 PM and 4 PM.  ( From January - June, we are also open the second Saturday of each month, noon to 4 PM. ) These are reservation-recommended tours, of 45-minute duration. In the museum, the current feature exhibition is, "The Emergence of a National Historic Site: St. Paul's Between the World Wars". Other displays explore the American Revolution and the Lenape, the original inhabitants of the St. Paul's area.  In the church, visitors observe and learn about the significance of original appearance of 1787, and also gain an appreciation of the use of the edifice as a military field hospital during the Revolutionary War. Other features include the 1830 Erben, one of America's oldest working pipe organs.  Brief recitals are avilable upon request.  Please use the  https://www.recreation.gov website for advance reservations, and please arrive ten minutes before your scheduled tour time.     In addition, self-guided tours of the grounds and historic cemetery, weather and conditions permitting, are available when the site is open.  Reservation are not required for the self guided tours of the grounds. Before visiting us, we recommend viewing our Site Orientation Video, which is available through our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/200515059970055/videos/577209182966992   

Connections is a group of women who are retired or transitioning into retirement.We strive to provide social interactions that will offer support, educational opportunities, cultural events, community service and just plain enjoyment for our membership.It is our goal to provide opportunities for women to meet others with similar interests and provide activities that foster interaction with new friends.For membership or other information please go to NJConnections.com Book Club 1 Schedule for September June 2026Feb. 9, 2026 – The Rive We Remember by William Kent KrugerMarch 9, 2026 – The Paris Library – Janet Skeslien CharlesApril 13, 2026 – American Princess by Stephanie Marie ThorntonMay 11, 2026 – Three Days In June by Anne TylerJune 8, 2026 – We will meet to pick the books we want to read for the coming year

If you are looking for a fun brain challenge, the Chinese game of Mahjong incorporates skill, strategy, calculation and chance. The American version Mahjong is played at the Louis Bay 2nd Library every Monday night at 6 pm in a joyful and enlightening atmosphere.Please note that there is no training/teaching available-- one must have an idea on how the game is played.

Join us for a discussion on how men viewed women, the expectations of women and the challenges of being a woman during Revolutionary times. The lecture will focus on issues related to education, medicine, health and childbirth.Joel will talk about our country’s First Ladies and our country’s First Mother. Let’s listen to Abigail (Adams) and Remember the Ladies.Joel Farkas is a graduate of The Ohio State University, an Officer in the United States Army, a National Park Service volunteer docent at Washington's Headquarters, Morristown, NJ, a lecturer at Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Rutgers University, and a lecturer at Florham Institute for Lifelong Learning at Fairleigh Dickinson University.

The Friends of the Library are an all Volunteer Group. Do you have an hour or two to spare per month? Ask how you can join us and help with the fundraising for your library. Without your generous support, special programs and college scholarships would not be possible. We want to see you at our book sales and programs- so come by and say Hello!

The Friends of the Library are an all Volunteer Group. Do you have an hour or two to spare per month? Ask how you can join us and help with the fundraising for your library. Without your generous support, special programs and college scholarships would not be possible. We want to see you at our book sales and programs- so come by and say Hello!

We are pleased to offer tours of the museum and of the historic church, Monday to Friday, at the following times: 10 AM, 12 Noon, 2 PM and 4 PM.  ( From January - June, we are also open the second Saturday of each month, noon to 4 PM. ) These are reservation-recommended tours, of 45-minute duration. In the museum, the current feature exhibition is, "The Emergence of a National Historic Site: St. Paul's Between the World Wars". Other displays explore the American Revolution and the Lenape, the original inhabitants of the St. Paul's area.  In the church, visitors observe and learn about the significance of original appearance of 1787, and also gain an appreciation of the use of the edifice as a military field hospital during the Revolutionary War. Other features include the 1830 Erben, one of America's oldest working pipe organs.  Brief recitals are avilable upon request.  Please use the  https://www.recreation.gov website for advance reservations, and please arrive ten minutes before your scheduled tour time.     In addition, self-guided tours of the grounds and historic cemetery, weather and conditions permitting, are available when the site is open.  Reservation are not required for the self guided tours of the grounds. Before visiting us, we recommend viewing our Site Orientation Video, which is available through our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/200515059970055/videos/577209182966992   

Gentle movement, stretching, and meditation - not as aggressive as regular yoga. Ideal for seniors. This class is open to all ages.

Bridge players meet and play in a relaxed atmosphere at the library. For more information contact Mary Mahon 973-423-1987

Join Ms. Ellie for a Dungeons and dragons adventure in the Humblewood Setting!

Interested in joining the Friends of the Library as a volunteer?Come to our meeting and see what we do! All are welcome!

Learn to sketch with easy to follow instructions. Advanced beginner/intermediate skill level. You will need the following supplies:· 4-5 sheets of paper · 2-3 sharpened pencils· Good eraser· Several Q-tips for blendingRegistrants will receive meeting login information 24 hours prior to the class.

Registration Only through AARP:(973) 949-1745 or [email protected]

We are pleased to offer tours of the museum and of the historic church, Monday to Friday, at the following times: 10 AM, 12 Noon, 2 PM and 4 PM.  ( From January - June, we are also open the second Saturday of each month, noon to 4 PM. ) These are reservation-recommended tours, of 45-minute duration. In the museum, the current feature exhibition is, "The Emergence of a National Historic Site: St. Paul's Between the World Wars". Other displays explore the American Revolution and the Lenape, the original inhabitants of the St. Paul's area.  In the church, visitors observe and learn about the significance of original appearance of 1787, and also gain an appreciation of the use of the edifice as a military field hospital during the Revolutionary War. Other features include the 1830 Erben, one of America's oldest working pipe organs.  Brief recitals are avilable upon request.  Please use the  https://www.recreation.gov website for advance reservations, and please arrive ten minutes before your scheduled tour time.     In addition, self-guided tours of the grounds and historic cemetery, weather and conditions permitting, are available when the site is open.  Reservation are not required for the self guided tours of the grounds. Before visiting us, we recommend viewing our Site Orientation Video, which is available through our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/200515059970055/videos/577209182966992   

Open to the PublicCome and listen to what is happening at your library

English Lessons are by appointment onlyPlease contact Kathy to scheduleCall (973) 427-5745 for details

We are pleased to offer tours of the museum and of the historic church, Monday to Friday, at the following times: 10 AM, 12 Noon, 2 PM and 4 PM.  ( From January - June, we are also open the second Saturday of each month, noon to 4 PM. ) These are reservation-recommended tours, of 45-minute duration. In the museum, the current feature exhibition is, "The Emergence of a National Historic Site: St. Paul's Between the World Wars". Other displays explore the American Revolution and the Lenape, the original inhabitants of the St. Paul's area.  In the church, visitors observe and learn about the significance of original appearance of 1787, and also gain an appreciation of the use of the edifice as a military field hospital during the Revolutionary War. Other features include the 1830 Erben, one of America's oldest working pipe organs.  Brief recitals are avilable upon request.  Please use the  https://www.recreation.gov website for advance reservations, and please arrive ten minutes before your scheduled tour time.     In addition, self-guided tours of the grounds and historic cemetery, weather and conditions permitting, are available when the site is open.  Reservation are not required for the self guided tours of the grounds. Before visiting us, we recommend viewing our Site Orientation Video, which is available through our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/200515059970055/videos/577209182966992   

For more information, please call Linda 551-206-2446

YARN THERAPY: DAYTIME EDITIONWe meet on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 1pm in the Shotmeyer Room.Everyone is welcome but no direct instruction is provided. Bring your latest project to share with the group andspend a pleasant hour chatting, knitting,crochetingor any other craft that includes working with yarn. We love to share new patterns and ideas.We will do our best to answer easy questions concerningpatterns, yarn choices and sizingREGISTRATION IS NOT REQUIRED.

This in-person course is for anyone wanting to learn the basics of technology and computers. In this 12 subject course, students will develop basic computing fundamentals, improve digital communications, identify the importance of protecting individual data, and apply key applications. Course subjects include basic computer knowledge and skills, learning to use computers, smart devices, software applications, social media and more.NOTE: Due to limited spacing, please refrain from registering for multiple classes. One class registration at a time.

Children are invited to come sign up to read to one of our gentle therapy dogs.Registration is in person and can be found at the Children's Room Circulation desk.

Registration Only through AARP:(973) 949-1745 or [email protected]

We are pleased to offer tours of the museum and of the historic church, Monday to Friday, at the following times: 10 AM, 12 Noon, 2 PM and 4 PM.  ( From January - June, we are also open the second Saturday of each month, noon to 4 PM. ) These are reservation-recommended tours, of 45-minute duration. In the museum, the current feature exhibition is, "The Emergence of a National Historic Site: St. Paul's Between the World Wars". Other displays explore the American Revolution and the Lenape, the original inhabitants of the St. Paul's area.  In the church, visitors observe and learn about the significance of original appearance of 1787, and also gain an appreciation of the use of the edifice as a military field hospital during the Revolutionary War. Other features include the 1830 Erben, one of America's oldest working pipe organs.  Brief recitals are avilable upon request.  Please use the  https://www.recreation.gov website for advance reservations, and please arrive ten minutes before your scheduled tour time.     In addition, self-guided tours of the grounds and historic cemetery, weather and conditions permitting, are available when the site is open.  Reservation are not required for the self guided tours of the grounds. Before visiting us, we recommend viewing our Site Orientation Video, which is available through our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/200515059970055/videos/577209182966992   

Wyckoff children ages 2-3 years and a caregiver will enjoy stories, crafts and songs! Please register each child separately.

One must have basic knowledge of knitting, crocheting, or needlework as this is NOT a teaching class

Women and the American Revolution, a series of re-enactments featuring three well known women, Martha Washington, Abigail Adams and Peggy Shippen Arnold, along with two women, Phoebe Ward and Anna Ward, whose stories reflect the experiences of women in our area during the American Revolution.   

"Spring Celebration" Piano workshop

Family Promise of Bergen County

English Lessons are by appointment onlyPlease contact Kathy to scheduleCall (973) 427-5745 for details

We are pleased to offer tours of the museum and of the historic church, Monday to Friday, at the following times: 10 AM, 12 Noon, 2 PM and 4 PM.  ( From January - June, we are also open the second Saturday of each month, noon to 4 PM. ) These are reservation-recommended tours, of 45-minute duration. In the museum, the current feature exhibition is, "The Emergence of a National Historic Site: St. Paul's Between the World Wars". Other displays explore the American Revolution and the Lenape, the original inhabitants of the St. Paul's area.  In the church, visitors observe and learn about the significance of original appearance of 1787, and also gain an appreciation of the use of the edifice as a military field hospital during the Revolutionary War. Other features include the 1830 Erben, one of America's oldest working pipe organs.  Brief recitals are avilable upon request.  Please use the  https://www.recreation.gov website for advance reservations, and please arrive ten minutes before your scheduled tour time.     In addition, self-guided tours of the grounds and historic cemetery, weather and conditions permitting, are available when the site is open.  Reservation are not required for the self guided tours of the grounds. Before visiting us, we recommend viewing our Site Orientation Video, which is available through our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/200515059970055/videos/577209182966992   

Join this book club for Seniors as we dive into different popular novels and have lively discussions !

If you are looking for a fun brain challenge, the Chinese game of Mahjong incorporates skill, strategy, calculation and chance. The American version Mahjong is played at the Louis Bay 2nd Library every Monday night at 6 pm in a joyful and enlightening atmosphere.Please note that there is no training/teaching available-- one must have an idea on how the game is played.

The Friends of the Library are an all Volunteer Group. Do you have an hour or two to spare per month? Ask how you can join us and help with the fundraising for your library. Without your generous support, special programs and college scholarships would not be possible. We want to see you at our book sales and programs- so come by and say Hello!

YARN THERAPY: EVENING EDITIONWe meet on the 1st and 3rd Monday evening of each month at 7pm in Shotmeyer RoomEveryone is welcome but no direct instruction is provided. Bring your latest project to share with the group andspend a pleasant hour chatting, knitting, crocheting orany other craft that includes working with yarn. We love to share new patterns and ideas.We will do our best to answer easy questions concerningpatterns, yarn choices and sizingNO REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.