Week Calendar

Learn the basic of using a PC with the Windows 10 operating system.  This workshop is part of the PLA Digital Literacy Work Incentive, supported by

AT & T

Ages 2-5 years

Join Ms. Peggy for an interactive story time featuring stories, songs, games and a fun craft.

Registration is for this class is full.

Meet with representatives from the Census Bureau to learn about current employment opportunities.  

Learn how to do something new at the Piscataway Public Library's How-To Festival! Our inaugural event will show off what our MiY Makerspace has to offer, from laser cutting to gardening and everything in between.

Registration for this series is full. 

Meet with representatives from the UPS to learn about current employment opportunities.  

We will be reading the 2021 Pulitzer Prize Winner The Night Watchman by Louise Erdrich, based on events in the life of her grandfather. 

This volunteer orientation session is for members of the Teen Advisory Board who have signed up to volunteer at the How-To Festival on Saturday, October 15.

This volunteer orientation session is for members of the Teen Advisory Board who have signed up to volunteer at the How-To Festival on Saturday, October 15.

Drop by and play games!

We will have Nintendo Switch and board games for you to choose from. No registration required. This is an in-person teen program for individuals in Grades 6-12. 

Join us for a three week series for teens on how to create your own personal brand!  This program is designed for entrepreneurs, but anyone with an interest in design and branding is welcome to attend.

Entering Grades 1-5

Join us for a game of chess. Beginners and all skill levels are welcome! Come to learn, come to play, and come to teach.

Grades 3-5

Explore science, technology, engineering, or math concepts each month through hands-on activities.

This volunteer orientation session is for members of the Teen Advisory Board who have signed up to volunteer at the How-To Festival on Saturday, October 15.

Presented by the Rutgers Divison of Diversity, Inclusion, and Community Engagement: The college exploration journey begins well before students enter high school. What do younger students need to know about college?

Before there was Vecna… there was Warduke. 

Join us on Monday evenings for conversations with your neighbors!   In our diverse town, here's an opportunity to learn more about other cultural and family traditions. 

Registration for this class is full.

October meeting of the Library Board of Trustees.  The public may request the Zoom link by emailing Library Director Heidi Cramer at hcramer@piscatawaylibrary.org

Bring a dessert or a snack and discuss your favorite books.  Topics can include what you've read, what you're reading now, or what you hope to read someday.  Attendance for the entire duration of the event is not necessary.  Come wh