ADULT ACTIVITIES
Expertise on Terrace Street
The third in the series will be held on Wednesday, June 5th @ 7:30 pm. How to Protect Against Identity Theft - Members of theHaworth Police Department will be here to teach local residents how to protect themselves from identity theft.
Please stop by the library to register or call us at 201-384-1020.
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MUSEUM PASS PROGRAM
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Check Out a Museum!
  
The Guggeheim Children's Museum of Manhattan American Museum of Natural History
Your FREE entry to art, culture, entertainment, and so much more. Thanks to the Friends of the Library, we have passes to several different NYC museums. Haworth Municipal Library card holders, 18 years or older, in good standing, can visit these museums for free.
Click here for the flyer and information, and please contact the Library at 201-384-1020 for additional details about this program.
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ADULT ESL
We will be offering ESL classes every Wednesday at 1:00pm starting October 3rd.
The class is open to anyone who would like to improve their English skills. Please come in to the library to register.
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CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES
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Babysitting Workshop
Wednesday, June 19th @ 6:00 pm
Ages 12+ or turning 12 this summer
Learn about:
- Babysitting responsibilities
- Appropriate toys and safe play
- Common emergency situations and basic first aid techniques
- Fire safety, poison control, and injury prevention
To register, please bring the attached form to the Library before the day of the workshop, signed by a parent or guardian.
Space is limited so register now!
Upon completion of the course, a certificate will be issued.
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We now have video games for the Wii, Xbox 360 and Playstation consoles. Come in and check out our collection.
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KOREAN COLLECTION
The library has a small but growing collection of Korean books and DVDs. This collection is located behind the computers. Please feel free to offer suggestions to add to our collection.
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SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY
Budget cuts are affecting public libraries nation-wide. These non-profit organizations are being forced to cut hours, lay off staff and even close their doors.
Click here (and enlarge) for reasons on why you should support your local library.
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World Book Online - Designed specifically to meet the diverse needs of library patrons - from students of all ages to job seekers to curious adults - World Book offers unique content and features for every age and interest. In addition to the entire World Book Encyclopedia, the site features hundreds of thousands of complete e-books and primary source documents such as Computer and Web Tutorials, How To...guidance, Government Resources, and Interactive Earth.
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Introducing World Book Mobile - A wealth of information whenever and wherever you need it. Find answers to your questions on the go; from your mobile device. To get started, visit m. worldbk.com on your phone's browser.
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DISPLAY CASE
Do you have an interesting collection to display? The Library display case is available to showcase your educational, cultural, or personal collections. Space is available for one month intervals. Past exhibits included collections of teapots, light houses, pez dispensers, pop up books, bookmarks, pens & more.
Please call Elizabeth at 201-384-1020 or email
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for details and availablity.
IMPORTANT TAX INFORMATION
Many of our patrons have questioned why there is a line item for the library on their current tax bill. I want to assure you there is no additional tax revenue levied for the library. The New Jersey State Government has made it a state law requiring each town to separate the amount of money that the town pays toward the library from the municipal portion of the bill. This is not an additional tax, but what homeowners have been paying yearly.
Library Value Calculator
What is your library saving you? How much would you pay out-of-pocket for the library services you use? Find out here.
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