The library's newest electronic resource, Kanopy, is here!.

Films can be streamed via matawan.kanopy.com or the Kanopy mobile app. Cardholders are entitled to five checkouts per month and each checkout is active for a three day period.

Thanks to the Friends of the Library, we have now added 3 new museum passes to those available:

• The Monmouth Museum
• The New York Transit Museum
• The Frick Collection
Please click here to see all the details!

Are you interested in growing different kinds of fruit at home but concerned you don’t have enough space? This talk by Master Gardener John Eaves will give you some ideas on how you can have fruit all season, grown in your own yard.  John will cover how to select, plant, and protect your fruit trees and describe some techniques used to maintain small trees in high density plantings for the home garden. 

Rhythm N’ Sound is a musical trio who perform hits from the 1940s through the 1980s. Join us after the library closes for a very entertaining evening!

An incredibly prolific painter, Vincent van Gogh produced more than 2,000 paintings in his life. In this “Armchair Art Tour,” Dr. Michael Norris will explore some of these works, with a particular focus on pieces at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. This Public Scholars Program, sponsored by the New Jersey Council for the Humanities, is presented by Art Historian, Michael Norris, Ph.D. With over 20 years of teaching at the Cloisters Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and other global destinations, Michael “tries to find the story in the artwork.”

Beat the heat by coming to the library at 10am on Saturday July 21st. We are marking the half way point of Summer Reading with carnival games and crafts. Game will be outside and a special juggling show will be inside at 11am. Registration is required for the show.

Every Friday, stop into the Children's Room to pick up a craft to take home and work on. All you need is a glue stick and some crayons at home. Everything else you need is in the bag!