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    The Glimmer Twins:

    A Rolling Stones Tribute Band

    Sunday, June 10 at 2 PM

    Library Headquarters, Manalapan

     

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    Creative Gift Wrapping Workshop from Apple Annie
    Thursday, May 24 at 6:30 PM
    Library Headquarters, Manalapan
    Please register at library!  

     

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    Meet the Author: David H. Wheeler

    Wild New Jersey - Nature Adventures in the Garden State

    Tuesday, May 22 at 6:30 PM

    Wall Township Library 

     

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    CeleBritain at Monmouth County Library!

    Start with "A Dickens of a Day"

    Sunday, June 3 at 1 PM

    Library Headquarters, Manalapan

     

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    Move-It Mondays:

    Dance of the Middle East

    Monday, May 21 at 7 PM

    Library Headquarters, Manalapan 

     

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    Words of Love: The Music of the Mamas & Papas

    Featuring members of Holiday Express

    Sunday, May 20 at 2 PM

    Library Headquarters, Manalapan 

     

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CeleBritain at the Monmouth County Library!

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 Join us at the Monmouth County Library as we celebrate literary and artistic contributions by our cousins from "across the pond" during the month of June.

Mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of English novelist Charles Dickens, and the 50th year of the iconic British rock group The Rolling Stones with special performances at Library Headquarters in Manalapan.

It's "A Dickens of a Day" on Sunday, June 3! The Library welcomes a performance by actor Hebert "Joe" Plummer as Charles Dickens, readings from Dickens' classics by The Traveling Literary Theater and a Dickens lecture by Edward G. Pettit, who is the kens Ambassador of the Free Library of Philadelphia. And on Sunday, June 10, the Library will host a concert by The Glimmer Twins, a Rolling Stones tribute band.

Other Library programs in June will celebrate author Jane Austen and the playwright William Shakespeare. Celebrate the anniversary of  "Bloomsday" with special readings from James Joyce's Ulysses.  You can also learn about growing English roses and the importance of tea drinking at Library programs.

Check the Library's calendar of event for CeleBritain programming! And catch our video above!

Words of Love at Library Headquarters May 20!

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Words of Love: The Music of the Mamas & Papas

2 p.m. Sunday, May 20
Library Headquarters, 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan 07726
732-431-7220

Enjoy the music of the legendary Mamas and Papas!  Words of Love: The Music of the Mamas and the Papas features musicians of the area’s beloved Holiday Express including Joe Petillo, Amy Broza, Layonne Holmes, Maureen McCrink, Mark Murphy, Tim McLoone, Andy McDonough, Bob Boyd, Jim Celestino and Roger Taylor.

June is Horse Month

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June is Horse Month at Monmouth County Library!


Learn about Standardbred horses and harness racing – and meet a retired race horse! Learn why the horse is a superior athlete from the director of Rutgers University's Equine Research, and discover that horses can indeed paint!  All this and more at the Monmouth County Library in June.

The horse was proclaimed the state animal by the Legislature in 1977, and in May 1998 Governor Christine Todd Whitman proclaimed June as the Month of the Horse in New Jersey.

 Each year, the Monmouth County Library celebrates June is Horse Month. This annual observance gives us an opportunity to focus on New Jersey's state animal as well as the recreational, economic, social, and therapeutic benefits provided by the equine industry.

Please join us in celebrating New Jersey's equine culture and its contributions to the Garden State's rich heritage! Read on for the programs.     
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Final Food Drive tally is in! More than 10 tons collected!

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Food for FinesThe final count has been issued by the FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties -- and the Food Drive collected 21,488 pounds of food items during the month of April. That's more than TEN AND A HALF TONS!

FoodBank officals said this was the largest  spring food drive FoodBank has ever had.

"We're thrilled to have been a part of this highly successful Food Drive and we especially want to thank our Library patrons for being so generous," said Renee B. Swartz, chair of the Monmouth County Library Commission.  

The main collection points were the 13 county library branches. As an incentive, the libraries offered to erase fines for overdue materials in exchange for donations of food. Collection bins were also at the Hall of Records in Freehold, the Agriculture and Human Services buildings in Freehold Township and a number of other county offices.

"The county library staff did a wonderful job responding to the call and expanding their Food for Fines program to help the FoodBank," said Freeholder Lillian G. Burry, liaison to the Monmouth County Library. "Many people came to the libraries with food even though they did not owe a fine. We thank all our generous patrons who helped to make this drive a huge success."

 "I am pleased that the Library was included in this year's food drive. It is an event that we all value as members of the society of  Monmouth County. Thanks to the Food Bank for asking for our help and thanks to the staff of the Library for giving that help so freely,'' said Ken Sheinbaum, director of the Monmouth County Library.

Since 2006, the Monmouth County Library has collected food for local food pantries during its Food for Fines program held during National Library Week in April. This year, in conjunction with other Monmouth County departments as part of National County Government Month, the Library extended its Food for Fines program for the month of April.

Not only did Library staff take food items in return for lifting fines, but each branch also accepted regular donations of non-perishable food items from patrons who did not have overdue fines. Special bookmarks were printed and distributed to all Library patrons checking out books to ask them to join in the food drive. 

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