Discover the fascinating life and career of Lee Miller, a woman who defied expectations and redefined her place in history. Starting as a celebrated model in the glamorous world of 1920s fashion, Miller transitioned into a groundbreaking photographer, collaborator with surrealist artists like Man Ray, and ultimately, one of the most fearless war correspondents of
Join us for a heartwarming musical adventure that brings history to life! Seven best friends come together to throw a surprise sleepover birthday party for their friend Laura—but the celebration turns into an unforgettable journey through time! As the girls share the stories of their beloved American Girl Dolls, they find themselves stepping into the
Hang out after school with your besties to participate in a different guided craft each week. Or you can also choose to color from a selection of our extensive coloring book collection. Supplies will be provided.
You don't have to have a large plot to create a successful garden! Learn small space gardening techniques for terraces, patios and decks. Presented by Anthony Bracco, Yeoman Farmer/Grower and Teacher Please R.S.V.P. below:
Get help with your income tax forms for free from AARP Tax Aide volunteers. Tuesdays and limited Saturdays at Verona Public Library. Reservations are required. For an appointment contact JIM at 973-692-8354 or email: 500197334ty24@aarpfoundation.org For information about other locations or to learn about virtual services, visit aarpfoundation.org/taxaide or call 1-888-227-7669
Drop-In Tech Help! Have questions about your laptop? Need help setting up an email account? Want to learn how to download books onto your Kindle? Tech Time is a drop-in service where a staff member is available to help you with your tech needs. Please note, we are unable to handle sensitive information such as
Verona's Environmental Commission (VEC), in a partnership with the Verona Public Library, is excited to invite you to an enlightening presentation led by the Deb Ellis from the Native Plant Society of New Jersey. This engaging session will delve into the art of creating stunning, low-maintenance gardens that are not only deer-resistant but also serve
It’s your one opportunity each week to go wild with skipping, reversing, and stacking. Play classic UNO or a variant, make up your own rules, but don’t let any of it ruin your friendships. All other days of the week, We Don’t Talk About UNO.
Kids Book Discussion is monthly 45-minute book club for kids in 3rd grade and up on Wednesdays at 4:00 pm in the Youth Activity Room. Children are welcome to participate outside of their age group with a parent or guardian’s consent. Read the book of the month in advance of our program and come read
You've learned the game, now gather together to play! We encourage you to help each other as you practice Canasta. Meet Thursday afternoons at 12:30 pm (*updated 3/17/25) in the Jack Foley Meeting Room of the Library (downstairs). We hope you enjoy the game!
Hey Crafters, bring your current DIY to the library and work on it in a group of crafty folks. Whether you doodle, stitch, glue, or fold, all portable, self-contained projects are welcome. If you’re not currently creating anything, we have a small supply of craft kits to get you started!
Show us your building skills! Join us on Thursday afternoons to take this week's LEGO challenge or use our collection of LEGO to build anything you like.
Playdate at the Library is an open play event for families with young children on Friday mornings at 10:00 am in the Youth Activity room. Registration not necessary. Sign up to receive reminders sent via text message or email about storytimes, playtimes, and other programs geared to children ages 0 to 5.
Fridays, 11:00 am This yoga class will include gentle movement to increase strength and flexibility, breath work to relax the body, and meditation to relax the mind–all without getting on or off the floor! Please wear comfortable clothes and have a sturdy chair ready. Instructor Penny Prosperi is a 500-hour certified yoga and meditation teacher. For
*Please click for the full month's schedule Join us each Friday for a free movie and light refreshments! April 4: Cancelled due to technical difficulties April 11: Rescheduled: Conclave. Starring Ralph Fiennes, Stanley Tucci, John Lithgow, Isabella Rossellini. Conclave follows one of the world’s most secretive and ancient events – selecting a new Pope. Cardinal Lawrence
Get help with your income tax forms for free from AARP Tax Aide volunteers. Reservations are required. For an appointment contact JIM at 973-692-8354 Or 500197334ty24@aarpfoundation.org
Celebrate National Library Week at Verona Public Library April 6–12, 2025 What draws people to the library? Everything! From books and digital resources to job assistance and creative programming, libraries are essential to thriving communities. National Library Week, April 6–12, 2025, is a time to celebrate the many ways libraries bring people together, spark imagination,
Artist Gina Marie Vaccaro begins the class with a 5 minute meditation, then teaches common watercolor painting techniques. No prior experience with meditation or watercolor is necessary. All materials are provided, students keep their watercolor paint sets and their paintings. This class is for teens. Please register in advance to secure your spot.
Ms. Emily's Singalong is semi-monthly 30-minutes singalong program for young children ages 0-5 on Monday mornings at 11:45 am in the Youth Activity Room. Join Ms. Emily and her guitar for a good, old-fashioned sing-along, featuring well-known children's classics, sign language, and movement. No registration necessary. Drop-ins are welcome! Sign up for Remind to receive
Hang out after school with your besties to participate in a different guided craft each week. Or you can also choose to color from a selection of our extensive coloring book collection. Supplies will be provided.
Get help with your income tax forms for free from AARP Tax Aide volunteers. Tuesdays and limited Saturdays at Verona Public Library. Reservations are required. For an appointment contact JIM at 973-692-8354 or email: 500197334ty24@aarpfoundation.org For information about other locations or to learn about virtual services, visit aarpfoundation.org/taxaide or call 1-888-227-7669
Drop-In Tech Help! Have questions about your laptop? Need help setting up an email account? Want to learn how to download books onto your Kindle? Tech Time is a drop-in service where a staff member is available to help you with your tech needs. Please note, we are unable to handle sensitive information such as
Get your game on and challenge a friend to a round on one of our vintage video game consoles. We also have a variety of tabletop and card games for you to enjoy. Feel free to bring your own game to play!
Join our Watercolor Painting & Meditation Class, a relaxing and creative experience designed to nurture your mind and spirit. This class combines guided meditation with expressive watercolor techniques, allowing you to release stress, embrace mindfulness, and unlock your artistic flow. Perfect for all skill levels, you'll explore color, texture, and movement while cultivating a sense
It’s your one opportunity each week to go wild with skipping, reversing, and stacking. Play classic UNO or a variant, make up your own rules, but don’t let any of it ruin your friendships. All other days of the week, We Don’t Talk About UNO.
Paws and Pages is monthly 1-hour program for children K-4 on Wednesday evenings in the Youth Activity Room. If you are new to reading, why not come into the library and practice your skill by reading to a dog? Registration for this event is required. We will contact you with your exact appointment time.
Workshop Series – 2nd Thursday of the month at 6:00 pm Collage artist Darlene Sardinsky will guide the class in creating their own projects. Make a unique work of art using magazines, books and papers, along with glue and scissors. Supplies will be provided, but feel free to bring magazines and other papers from home.
Workshop Series – 2nd Thursday of the month at 6:00 pm Collage artist Darlene Sardinsky will guide the class in creating their own projects. Make a unique work of art using magazines, books and papers, along with glue and scissors. Supplies will be provided, but feel free to bring magazines and other papers from home.
You've learned the game, now gather together to play! We encourage you to help each other as you practice Canasta. Meet Thursday afternoons at 12:30 pm (*updated 3/17/25) in the Jack Foley Meeting Room of the Library (downstairs). We hope you enjoy the game!
Playdate at the Library is an open play event for families with young children on Friday mornings at 10:00 am in the Youth Activity room. Registration not necessary. Sign up to receive reminders sent via text message or email about storytimes, playtimes, and other programs geared to children ages 0 to 5.
Fridays, 11:00 am This yoga class will include gentle movement to increase strength and flexibility, breath work to relax the body, and meditation to relax the mind–all without getting on or off the floor! Please wear comfortable clothes and have a sturdy chair ready. Instructor Penny Prosperi is a 500-hour certified yoga and meditation teacher. For
*Please click for the full month's schedule Join us each Friday for a free movie and light refreshments! April 4: Cancelled due to technical difficulties April 11: Rescheduled: Conclave. Starring Ralph Fiennes, Stanley Tucci, John Lithgow, Isabella Rossellini. Conclave follows one of the world’s most secretive and ancient events – selecting a new Pope. Cardinal Lawrence
Verona Public Library welcomes Oradell Animal Hospital and the K-9 Obedience Training Club of Essex County for an informative session about managing pet emergencies. Topics include: Basic first aid How to do a quick physical exam Signs your pet may be in distress And demonstrations: CPR techniques Chest Compressions Breathing techniques Other life saving procedures
Lil' Art Explorers is a monthly art program with an accompanying story for preschoolers on Saturday mornings at 11:00 am in the Youth Activity room. Listen to a story together followed by a related craft or exploratory art activity. We will use different methods and materials each month. Registration not necessary. Sign up to receive
Chess Club is semi-monthly 1-hour chess group for all ages on Saturday afternoons in the Youth Activity Room. Join us for chess club at the library. This program will include a game demo as well as guidance from an instructor. Practice your chess skills with players of all levels. Spring Chess Club Schedule: All at
Dress to impress for this preschool tea party on Monday, April 14th at 11am. Join us for a craft, activity, story, and snack. Registration is required to attend.
Get help with your income tax forms for free from AARP Tax Aide volunteers. Tuesdays and limited Saturdays at Verona Public Library. Reservations are required. For an appointment contact JIM at 973-692-8354 or email: 500197334ty24@aarpfoundation.org For information about other locations or to learn about virtual services, visit aarpfoundation.org/taxaide or call 1-888-227-7669
Drop-In Tech Help! Have questions about your laptop? Need help setting up an email account? Want to learn how to download books onto your Kindle? Tech Time is a drop-in service where a staff member is available to help you with your tech needs. Please note, we are unable to handle sensitive information such as
Yoga for Littles is a special monthly movement program for children ages 0-5 presented by the Mindful Nest. Please bring your own yoga mat to use during this program. Registration not necessary. Sign up to receive reminders sent via text message or email about storytimes, playtimes, and other programs geared to children ages 0 to
You've learned the game, now gather together to play! We encourage you to help each other as you practice Canasta. Meet Thursday afternoons at 12:30 pm (*updated 3/17/25) in the Jack Foley Meeting Room of the Library (downstairs). We hope you enjoy the game!
Artist Gina Marie Vaccaro begins the class with a 5 minute meditation, then teaches common watercolor painting techniques. No prior experience with meditation or watercolor is necessary. All materials are provided, students keep their watercolor paint sets and their paintings. This class is for teens. Please register in advance to secure your spot.
Earth Day is an annual event on April 22 to demonstrate support for environmental protection. First held on April 22, 1970, it now includes a wide range of events coordinated globally through earthday.org including 1 billion people in more than 193 countries.
Tales & Tunes is weekly 30-minute storytime program for young children of all ages and their families on Tuesday afternoons at 4:00pm. This week we will host special guests from the community garden. Weather permitting, this program will take place at the community garden. Updates about this event will be sent via Remind. This is
Save money and improve the comfort, health and safety of your home by participating in one of PSE&G's energy savings programs. There are tailored options and incentives available for all community members - including both homeowners and renters - regardless of your income level. For more information, visit energyoutreachnj.com/verona. Featuring architect and certified Passive House
Drop-In Tech Help! Have questions about your laptop? Need help setting up an email account? Want to learn how to download books onto your Kindle? Tech Time is a drop-in service where a staff member is available to help you with your tech needs. Please note, we are unable to handle sensitive information such as
Read, Romp & Rhyme is weekly 30-minute storytime program for children ages 0-5 on Wednesday mornings at 10:00 am in the Jack Foley meeting room. This is part of a 6-week series. Join us for a morning of songs, stories, and rhymes for our youngest patrons and their caregivers. Families will engage with interactive stories,
Stay & Play is a brief weekly social time for families with young children on Wednesday mornings at 10:30 am in the Youth Activity room following of "Read, Romp & Rhyme". Play with toys, color, or enjoy talking with a new friend in the Youth Activity Room after Storytime. Registration not necessary. Sign up to
It’s your one opportunity each week to go wild with skipping, reversing, and stacking. Play classic UNO or a variant, make up your own rules, but don’t let any of it ruin your friendships. All other days of the week, We Don’t Talk About UNO.
Join our Watercolor Painting & Meditation Class, a relaxing and creative experience designed to nurture your mind and spirit. This class combines guided meditation with expressive watercolor techniques, allowing you to release stress, embrace mindfulness, and unlock your artistic flow. Perfect for all skill levels, you'll explore color, texture, and movement while cultivating a sense
You've learned the game, now gather together to play! We encourage you to help each other as you practice Canasta. Meet Thursday afternoons at 12:30 pm (*updated 3/17/25) in the Jack Foley Meeting Room of the Library (downstairs). We hope you enjoy the game!
Hey Crafters, bring your current DIY to the library and work on it in a group of crafty folks. Whether you doodle, stitch, glue, or fold, all portable, self-contained projects are welcome. If you’re not currently creating anything, we have a small supply of craft kits to get you started!
Playdate at the Library is an open play event for families with young children on Friday mornings at 10:00 am in the Youth Activity room. Registration not necessary. Sign up to receive reminders sent via text message or email about storytimes, playtimes, and other programs geared to children ages 0 to 5.
*Please click for the full month's schedule Join us each Friday for a free movie and light refreshments! April 4: Cancelled due to technical difficulties April 11: Rescheduled: Conclave. Starring Ralph Fiennes, Stanley Tucci, John Lithgow, Isabella Rossellini. Conclave follows one of the world’s most secretive and ancient events – selecting a new Pope. Cardinal Lawrence
Join us for a monthly sensory-friendly storytime! Engage in stories in a calm and welcoming environment Connect with other caregivers and families Learn more about the Verona Public Library All ages welcome! Led by volunteers from Verona C.H.I.L.D.
Chess Club is semi-monthly 1-hour chess group for all ages on Saturday afternoons in the Youth Activity Room. Join us for chess club at the library. This program will include a game demo as well as guidance from an instructor. Practice your chess skills with players of all levels. Spring Chess Club Schedule: All at
The Verona Public Library is excited to offer a LEGO® Robotics Club for Verona residents in grades 1-4. The club will use LEGO® Education solutions to link STEAM instruction to real-world experiences in an intuitive and fun way. Students will engage in engineering, data analysis, and communication, developing skills like critical thinking and collaboration. Registration
Ms. Emily's Singalong is semi-monthly 30-minutes singalong program for young children ages 0-5 on Monday mornings at 11:45 am in the Youth Activity Room. Join Ms. Emily and her guitar for a good, old-fashioned sing-along, featuring well-known children's classics, sign language, and movement. No registration necessary. Drop-ins are welcome! Sign up for Remind to receive
Hang out after school with your besties to participate in a different guided craft each week. Or you can also choose to color from a selection of our extensive coloring book collection. Supplies will be provided.
The Verona Public Library is excited to offer a LEGO® Robotics Club for Verona residents in grades 1-4. The club will use LEGO® Education solutions to link STEAM instruction to real-world experiences in an intuitive and fun way. Students will engage in engineering, data analysis, and communication, developing skills like critical thinking and collaboration. Registration
Bilingual Storytime is special storytime program for children ages 0-5 presented by Little Spanish Scholars. This event will take place on Tuesday, April 29th at 10:00 am in the Jack Foley meeting room. Registration not necessary. Sign up to receive reminders sent via text message or email about storytimes, playtimes, and other programs geared to
Victory Gardens were grown during war years to supplement the food supply and to improve morale. Today, Victory Gardens focus on seasonal, easy to grow crops that enhance a healthy diet and lifestyle. Learn methods to create one of your own! Presented by Anthony Bracco, yeoman farmer/grower and teacher. Please R.S.V.P. below:
Drop-In Tech Help! Have questions about your laptop? Need help setting up an email account? Want to learn how to download books onto your Kindle? Tech Time is a drop-in service where a staff member is available to help you with your tech needs. Please note, we are unable to handle sensitive information such as
Verona Environmental Commission presents the documentary Plastic People: The Hidden Crises of Microplastics for a special screening for the public. The award-winning feature documentary investigates our addiction to plastic and the growing threat of microplastics on human health. Almost every bit of plastic ever made breaks down into “microplastics.” These microscopic particles drift in the air,
Read, Romp & Rhyme is weekly 30-minute storytime program for children ages 0-5 on Wednesday mornings at 10:00 am in the Jack Foley meeting room. This is part of a 6-week series. Join us for a morning of songs, stories, and rhymes for our youngest patrons and their caregivers. Families will engage with interactive stories,
Stay & Play is a brief weekly social time for families with young children on Wednesday mornings at 10:30 am in the Youth Activity room following of "Read, Romp & Rhyme". Play with toys, color, or enjoy talking with a new friend in the Youth Activity Room after Storytime. Registration not necessary. Sign up to
You've learned the game, now gather together to play! We encourage you to help each other as you practice Canasta. Meet Thursday afternoons at 12:30 pm (*updated 3/17/25) in the Jack Foley Meeting Room of the Library (downstairs). We hope you enjoy the game!
Hey Crafters, bring your current DIY to the library and work on it in a group of crafty folks. Whether you doodle, stitch, glue, or fold, all portable, self-contained projects are welcome. If you’re not currently creating anything, we have a small supply of craft kits to get you started!
Show us your building skills! Join us on Thursday afternoons to take this week's LEGO challenge or use our collection of LEGO to build anything you like.
Playdate at the Library is an open play event for families with young children on Friday mornings at 10:00 am in the Youth Activity room. Registration not necessary. Sign up to receive reminders sent via text message or email about storytimes, playtimes, and other programs geared to children ages 0 to 5.
Fridays, 11:00 am This yoga class will include gentle movement to increase strength and flexibility, breath work to relax the body, and meditation to relax the mind–all without getting on or off the floor! Please wear comfortable clothes and have a sturdy chair ready. Instructor Penny Prosperi is a 500-hour certified yoga and meditation teacher. For
*Please click for the full month's schedule Join us each Friday for a free movie and light refreshments! May 2: Brother Sun, Sister Moon. A medieval Italian wastrel rejects the wealth of his family to work among the poor, founding an order under Pope Innocent III and becoming Saint Francis of Assisi. Directed by Franco
Code Level One: Programming for Kids Saturdays - 2:00 pm May 3, 10, 17, 31, June 7 & 14 This pilot program is a 6-week introductory course that will expose students to the fundamentals of programming. Kids will be introduced to the concept of variables, loops, condition logic, and basic programming flow. Instructor Marcel Walden
Artist Gina Marie Vaccaro begins the class with a 5 minute meditation, then teaches common watercolor painting techniques. No prior experience with meditation or watercolor is necessary. All materials are provided, students keep their watercolor paint sets and their paintings. This class is for teens. Please register in advance to secure your spot. Please note
Chess Club is semi-monthly 1-hour chess group for all ages on Saturday afternoons in the Youth Activity Room. Join us for chess club at the library. This program will include a game demo as well as guidance from an instructor. Practice your chess skills with players of all levels. Spring Chess Club Schedule: All at
