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Oct 03 2:30 p.m.

Event
Downtown Camden

(F) Phonographs Live!

Oct 24 2:30 p.m.

Event
Downtown Camden

(F) Who is Who? Latino, Hispanic, or Latin American? And why does it matter?

Oct 26 7:00 p.m.

Event
Merchantville

(A) Ghost Hunting Behind the Scenes: New Jersey's Oldest Paranormal Research Team

Adults. This paranormal presentation is based on South Jersey Ghost Research's 60+ years helping the haunted and researching the paranormal. This lecture covers the different elements of ghost investigating including photos, audio and video of actual investigations. The event begins with a 25 minute video presentation that covers the different elements of investigating as well as evidence collected during SJGR investigations. Q&A to follow. Registration is encouraged but not required.

Event Type(s):

Educational, Local Interest, Seasonal

Audience(s):

Adult

Oct 28 6:30 p.m.

Event
Merchantville

(A) Obsolete, Odd and Absolutely Ooky Stuff from the DAR Museum Vaults

The DAR Museum showcases some of its strangest and most intriguing collection items in the exhibition; based on the DAR Museum’s 2006 exhibition. Presented by the Haddonfield Daughters of the American Revolution. Registration is not required, but registrants will receive event reminders and notices about cancellations.

Event Type(s):

Educational, Local Interest, Seasonal

Audience(s):

Adult

Nov 04 6:30 p.m.

Event
Voorhees

(A) The Widow’s Campaign: December 1776 and Mount Holly’s Legacy in the Revolutionary War

In his new book, “The Widow’s Campaign: December 1776 and Mount Holly’s Legacy in the Revolutionary War,” Adam E. Zielinski delves into the tangled historical record to illuminate the lesser-known events and cast of characters associated with the battles of Trenton and Princeton.

Event Type(s):

Author Signing, Educational, Local Interest

Audience(s):

Adult, Senior

Nov 18 7:00 p.m.

Event
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
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