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Wednesday, November 18, 2026

Nov 18 3:30 p.m.

Voorhees

(Y) College Readiness: Applications, Essays, and Letters of Recommendation

This session will go over the common app, as well as other application types you may encounter. We will review how to highlight your accomplishments within an application, the best way to identify individuals to write you letters of recommendation, common essay struggles — and ways to overcome them. Please feel free to bring in any sample and/or draft essays so we can review them together. Both students and parents are welcome to attend this session. 

Event Type(s):

Entertainment

Audience(s):

Young Adults

Nov 18 4:00 p.m.

Voorhees

(T) Made by Me! Nature Critters

Tweens ages 9 - 14 What can an acorn, pinecone, or twig become? Children will use found natural materials, including leaves, bark, acorns, pinecones, and twigs, to design their own whimsical critter sculptures. Participants will use hot glue guns to bring their creations together. Come ready to create, explore, and let nature inspire you! Registration is required.

Event Type(s):

Arts and Crafts

Audience(s):

Tweens

Nov 18 6:30 p.m.

Bellmawr

(T,Y,A) Hunger Games Trivia Night

This program is intended for tweens, teens, and adults (ages 11 and up).

Get excited for the release of the Sunrise on the Reaping movie with a cutthroat Hunger Games trivia night! Okay, maybe it won’t be cutthroat (we are the public library, after all), but it IS still Hunger Games themed! We will do 4 rounds of trivia, and at the end the tributes with the top three scores will receive AMC gift cards to see Sunrise on the Reaping! As a note, no victory tour will be required for our victors! Due to limited spaces, registration is required. Registration will open on Wednesday 11/4 and close on Monday 11/16 or when the 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):

Fun and Games

Audience(s):

Adult, Family, Tweens, Young Adults

Nov 18 6:30 p.m.

Voorhees

(Y/A) The Art of Primitive Paper Making!

Ages 17 and Up Celebrate the colors and textures of fall with an evening of handmade paper! We’ll use natural materials such as flower petals and leaves to create beautiful layers and capture the feeling of the season.

Please dress to mess! Papermaking can get a little wet and messy.

To safely transport your handmade paper home to dry, please bring:

A clean, dry towel

A cookie sheet

Pro Tip: A smooth, woven cotton dish towel will leave your paper with a smoother surface. Terry cloth or fluffy towels may transfer their texture onto your paper.

Registration is required. Space and supplies are limited.

We will meet in the Youth Services Meeting Room on the first floor of the library.

Event Type(s):

Arts and Crafts

Audience(s):

Adult, Senior, Young Adults

Nov 18 6:30 p.m.

South County

(A) Book Tasting

"Sample" 10 books of all genres at our book tasting and you may find your next favorite author or series.  Participants will have four minutes to read from each book (you can choose to read from the beginning, middle, or end!)  and record their initial impressions. Brief discussion will follow. 

Event Type(s):

Book Chat, Community Connection

Audience(s):

Adult, Senior

Nov 18 7:00 p.m.

South County

(A) South County Ukulele Circle

Ages 15 - Up The Ukulele Circle returns to South County every first and third Wednesday of the month. Join Mr. Roy Cox and other ukulele enthusiasts for an hour of playing and learning new songs together. All Skill levels are welcome. There will be a few ukuleles available for new players to use.

Event Type(s):

Educational

Audience(s):

Adult, Senior, Tweens, Young Adults

Nov 18 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 conclude 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, Educational, Local Interest

Audience(s):

Adult, Senior

Thursday, November 19, 2026