Event List

Join Karen McHugh to discuss Mad Honey: A Novel by Jodi Picoult & Jennifer Finney Boylan

Presented by Brian Tully, Esq presenting for Elder Law Month Most people wish to stay out of a nursing home for as long as possible. However, there often comes a time when long ...

Do you have books that you would like to see repaired, e.g., cookbooks, Bibles, heirlooms? Do you want to make a box for a precious volume, documents, or mementos, etc? If so, brin...

Learn how to make twice baked traditional almond biscotti that are delicious and crunchy. We are introducing a "lottery-style" registration system, so more people have a chance ...

Beginning Thursday, May 2, 9:00 AM Join a Library staff member on Tuesday and Thursday mornings throughout May (weather permitting) before the Library opens to walk a mile (or mor...

Monthly meeting of the Library's Board of Trustees.

Harborfields Library Cardholders only may select the in-person option while registering. Non-residents are welcome to join the online class via Zoom. Registration is required. E...

Join us for an informal discussion while practicing your new English-speaking skills. All are welcome. Registration is encouraged, but not required.

Ferrari Rated R, 2h 10m Set in the summer of 1957, with Enzo Ferrari's auto empire in crisis, the ex-racer turned entrepreneur pushes himself and his drivers to the edge as t...

This yoga class is suitable for adults of all skill levels.  Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat, two firm blankets, and a strap.  Instructor Cathy Adamo will ...

Learn how to play Bridge with instructor Anne Bass. Registration begins online on Wednesday, May 1st at 9:00 AM

The Small Meeting Room is open to quiet games and card playing.  You must bring your own supplies. 

Beginning Thursday, May 2, 9:00 AM Join a Library staff member on Tuesday and Thursday mornings throughout May (weather permitting) before the Library opens to walk a mile (or mor...

Instructor Cathy Crocetti will teach you how to play Mah Jongg, a game of skill, strategy, and luck.  This class will lead you through the mechanics and strategies of this exc...

Delving into one's ancestry often unveils narratives lost to time. Retired social studies teacher and army officer, Robert Browne, embarked on a genealogical journey that led to th...

Beginning Thursday, May 2, 9:00 AM Join a Library staff member on Tuesday and Thursday mornings throughout May (weather permitting) before the Library opens to walk a mile (or mor...

Harborfields Library Cardholders only may select the in-person option while registering. Non-residents are welcome to join the online class via Zoom. Registration is required. E...

This yoga class is suitable for adults of all skill levels.  Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat, two firm blankets, and a strap.  Instructor Cathy Adamo will ...

The Small Meeting Room is open to quiet games and card playing.  You must bring your own supplies. 

Join Barbara Schwenker for this upbeat, but low impact dance exercise class.  Harborfields Library cardholders may register Thursday, May 6th and non-residents may register Ma...

If you are concerned about falling or have fallen in the past and are interested in improving flexibility, balance, and strength this 8-week workshop will help to improve balance a...

Sign-in Begins at 5:45 PM This open mic will be facilitated by professional Singer-Songwriter Josie Bello and held on the first Monday of the month in the Community Meeting Room...

Virtual Program for Teens and Adults LGBTQ+ youth often experience greater bullying, discrimination, and mental health challenges. Parents, caregivers, and other adults may seek...

Monthly meeting of The Friends of the Harborfields Public Library. All are welcome!