--  a sample of databases we offer  --

http://www.oldbridgelibrary.org/database/

All library programs are Free and Open to the Public.

Newspaper Archive Launch

Saturday, June 18 at Noon

Join us in our Large Meeting Room with the

Madison-Old Bridge Township Historical Society

as they display the online search system for old local newspapers.

The archive includes access to the Madison American,

Suburban, South County Spokesman, and other papers.

No Registration required.

To learn more about the archive visit: 

https://www.digifind-it.com/oldbridge/home.php

or call (732) 721-5600 x 5033

Lighthouses of New Jersey

Thursday, June 16 at 7:00 PM

Join us in our Large Meeting Room with the 

New Jersey Lighthouse Society.

Topics include:

lighthouse history, structures, beacons, keepers, governance,

and the effects of weather.

No Registration required.

For more information call:

(732) 721-5600 x 5033

For Teens

Gaming Club

Wednesday, June 15 at 7:00 PM

Join us for a fun night of video games on our

Sony PlayStation 5.

Register is required and space is limited.

Sign up at: https://www.oldbridgelibrary.org/events

For the little ones

Monday Fun Days in June

Monday, June 13 and 27 - Family Storytime

Monday, June 20 - Kids Dance Party

Join us at 10:15 AM

Bring your own beach towel or chairs for some outside fun.

Meet in the Youth Services area and we will walk together.

Adults must stay with children at all times

while program is in progress.

Don't forget the sunscreen.

No Registration required.

For more information call:

(732) 721-5600 x 5028

Summer Reading Kickoff

Saturday, June 25 from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM

Join us in the Youth Services area

for a fun day of crafts, activities, and giveaways.

We will be creating mermaid puppets, decorating seashells,

and searching for clues in our summer scavenger hunt.

Sign up for our Summer Reading Program at the Kickoff

and receive (while supplies last) a

Make Your Own Puppet Kit courtesy of

Joseph Mahoney and Globe Die Cutting Products.

No Registration required.

For more information call:

(732) 721-5600 x 5028

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