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Tuesday, October 13, 2026

Oct 13 6:30 p.m.

Voorhees

Library Commission Meeting

The Camden County Library Commission Monthly Meeting will take place in person at the M Allan Vogelson Branch Meeting Room A and online through Zoom at 6:30 pm. See event page for link.

Event Type(s):

Library Commission Meeting

Audience(s):

Adult

Wednesday, October 14, 2026

Oct 14 4:00 p.m.

Voorhees

(T) Made by Me! Scrap Monsters

Tweens 9 - 14 Transform fabric scraps into adorable monster creations! Learn basic hand-sewing skills while designing a creepy, cute, or cool monster to clip onto your backpack, lunch bag, or keychain. We'll supply the materials and guidance. You bring your creativity. Don't worry about being a perfect sewer. Every stitch, wobble, and wonky detail adds personality and charm to your handmade monster.

Event Type(s):

Arts and Crafts

Audience(s):

Tweens

Oct 14 6:00 p.m.

Merchantville

(K) La Hora del Cuento (Spanish Story Time)

For both English and Spanish speakers age 0-5. Join us for a fun and interactive Spanish Story Time! Children and their families will enjoy and learn through imitation of songs, rhymes, verses, stories, movements and hand-on activities while celebrating the Spanish language and Latin American culture. This program will contribute to the integral development of children, cultivating growth in imagination and meaningful exploration.

Ven y disfruta de una divertida e interactiva hora del cuento en Español! Los niñas y sus familias disfrutarán y aprenderán a través de la imitación de caciones, rimas, versos, cuentos, bailes y actividades prácticas mientras celebramos el idioma Español y la cultura Latino Americana. Este programa contribuirá al desarollo integral de Los niños, cultivando el crecimiento de la imaginación y la exploración significativa.

Registration is encouraged but not required. Please contact Mr. Tate at tpotts@camdencountylibrary.org or the Merchantville Library at 856-665-3128 with questions.

Event Type(s):

Cultural, Stories

Audience(s):

Family, Children, Young children (0-5 years), Babies (0-1), Toddlers (1-2), Preschool, School age children, PreK-Kindergarten

Oct 14 6:30 p.m.

Bellmawr

(Y) DIY Sensory Potion Bottle

Ages 14 to 18.

Come join us at the Bellmawr library for a teen craft night! In this program, participants will get in the Halloween spirit and make their own sensory bottles that look like mystical potion bottles! Because spaces and supplies are limited, registration is required for this program. Registration will open on Wednesday 9/30 at 10:00 A.M., and close on Monday 10/12 at 9:00 P.M. or whenever the registration list becomes full, whichever occurs first.

Accessibility info: The library is located all on one floor. There are no steps to enter the building, and the front doors to the building are automatic. The doors into the library portion of the building can be opened with an accessible button.

Event Type(s):

Arts and Crafts

Audience(s):

Young Adults

Oct 14 6:30 p.m.

Voorhees

(Y) Teen Scene: Sewing Scrap Monsters

ages 14 - 17 Turn fabric scraps into a one-of-a-kind monster that's weird, wild, creepy, cute, or somewhere in between. Using simple hand-sewing techniques, you'll design and create a unique creature that's perfect for clipping to your backpack, tote bag, or keychain. We provide the fabric, felt, and supplies. You bring the imagination. No sewing experience is necessary. In fact, the quirky stitches, unexpected details, and happy accidents make each monster more original. Whether you're into spooky, silly, or surreal creations, come stitch up a character that's entirely your own.
Please note that this is a Teen Space program. Younger siblings may not attend the workshop but are welcome to enjoy coloring sheets and paper crafts in the library outside the program area.

Event Type(s):

Arts and Crafts

Audience(s):

Young Adults

Oct 14 7:00 p.m.

Voorhees

(A) Community Reentry Book Club

This group is a partnership between the library and the Camden County Reentry Committee. We read and discuss books by and about individuals who have been impacted by time incarcerated in jails, prisons, or detention, as well as books about the history, politics, and geography of systems of incarceration.

This month we'll begin our discussion of Eating Behind Bars: Ending the Hidden Punishment of Food in Prison by Leslie Soble, Alex Busansky, and Aishatu R. Yusuf.

Copies to keep will be available (first come, first served).

Event Type(s):

Book Chat, Community Connection

Audience(s):

Adult, Senior

Thursday, October 15, 2026