Upcoming Events

In-person Registration at the Library is required.
This is an in-person, indoor program.   
Library Volunteer: Diane McEwan.  
Participants should bring a yoga mat, yoga block, towel, and water to each class. Participants who have completed three or more CDBG yoga sessions during this season, may request a take-home yoga mat and blocks (for home practice). All class updates will be sent via email. Request for supplies, general questions, and comments about this program should be directed to Library staff at library@lighthousepoint.com.  Participants are pulled from the waitlist by lottery. 
Open to Lighthouse Point residents ages 62 and over.       

Online Registration is required.   

With Dr. Molly.
Ages 4 to 7
Kids use STEAM skills to help their favorite fairy tale characters work through challenges! They might help a prince scale a tower to rescue Rapunzel, or get the Gingerbread Man across a river, or build a house for the three little pigs. Different challenges presented in each session. Registration is for all dates. 
All children must attend this program with their favorite adult. 

Reading to a therapy dog provides children with a non-judgmental, stress-free environment to build reading confidence and fluency, fostering a greater love of reading.

Children will read a book of their choice for 15 minutes. They need to bring the book or select one from the library collection.

Registration is required. One registration per family.

Reading to a therapy dog provides children with a non-judgmental, stress-free environment to build reading confidence and fluency, fostering a greater love of reading.

Children will read a book of their choice for 15 minutes. They need to bring the book or select one from the library collection.

Registration is required. One registration per family.

Reading to a therapy dog provides children with a non-judgmental, stress-free environment to build reading confidence and fluency, fostering a greater love of reading.

Children will read a book of their choice for 15 minutes. They need to bring the book or select one from the library collection.

Registration is required. One registration per family.

Reading to a therapy dog provides children with a non-judgmental, stress-free environment to build reading confidence and fluency, fostering a greater love of reading.

Children will read a book of their choice for 15 minutes. They need to bring the book or select one from the library collection.

Registration is required. One registration per family.

In-person Registration at the Library is required.    
Library Volunteer: Diane McEwan.  
Participants should bring a towel and water to each class. Strength bands will be available for use during the class (or bring your own). Participants who have completed three or more CDBG Strength Band sessions during this season, may request a set of take-home strength bands (for home practice). Request for supplies, general questions, and comments about this program should be directed to Library staff at library@lighthousepoint.com. All class updates will be sent via email.  Participants are pulled from the waitlist by lottery. 
Open to Lighthouse Point residents ages 62 and over.     

Registration is required.   

Presented by Library Volunteer Nancy Crockett. 

Learn to knit or crochet from lifelong yarn artist and library volunteer!  New participants should bring Red Heart Super Saver Worsted Yarn, Size 8 Knitting Needles, Size G or H Crochet Hook with them to class.

Please remember late arrivals do not extend the class meeting time and if no participants have arrived 15-minutes after the scheduled start time, the session will be canceled.

In-person registration required. Interactive Program via Zoom with volunteer moderator John Spera and Library staff.

Hosted the third Wednesday of the month.  Course and supplies are supported by funding from the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG). Per CDBG guidelines, CDBG programs are only open to Lighthouse Point residents ages 62 and over. In-person enrollment and registration at the Library is required.  

Volunteer steps.

1. Register for Color A Smile Teen Volunteering at lighthousepointlibrary.com. Teens must have a Lighthouse Point Library card to register and participate.
2. Print a coloring page from the website www.colorasmile.org. Only coloring pages from this website are accepted.
3. Color the page using crayons or markers (no glitter).
4. Color up to 18 pages per quarter. 6 pages = 1 hour. 12 pages = 2 hours. 18 pages = 3 hours.
5. Request an appointment to submit the coloring pages to the Lighthouse Point Library Youth Wing before the deadline for that quarter. Appointment requests should be emailed to library@lighthousepoint.com.
6. All coloring pages must be submitted together (not one at a time).
7. Tracking school volunteer requirements are each teen’s responsibility. Student should bring all school volunteer forms and information to their appointment with library staff.
8. Library staff will mail the coloring pages to Color A Smile PO Box 1516 Morristown, NJ 07962-1516. Postage is supported by the Friends of the Library.

Registration is required for this program.

Presented by Library Volunteer Kerry Harrison. Vice President of Investments at Stifel Nicolaus, Member of FINRA/SIPC. 

Classes are held in the Library community room. Please bring a notepad and pen with you to the program. Phone calls and recording (audio or video) are not allowed during class.

Instructor will share discussion only dates with registered participants.

In-Person Registration Required. Registration is for all dates. 
Library Staff: Dr. Molly Smith PhD.

Paper quilling is the art of cutting paper into long thin strips, rolling and pinching the pieces into different shapes, and then gluing the shapes together to form decorative art. A new paper quilling theme will be presented each session. Themes may include holidays, birthdays, or general greeting cards.

Each new participant will receive a set of supplies including quilling tools, cards, and precut paper. Course and supplies are supported by funding from the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG). Per CDBG guidelines, CDBG programs are only open to Lighthouse Point residents ages 62 and over. 

Audience: All Ages

Online Registration Required. 

Build early learning and literacy skills through the joys of movement, books, and song. Story time may include short stories, songs, finger play, crafts, or other educational elements. Registration is for all dates. No Friday session week of July 4th. 
We have added August 15 as an additional date for the Storytime program

In-person Registration at the Library is required.   

During this 30-minute one-on-one session, learn the basic functions of your favorite software, technology, or Library digital offering. Participants should bring their fully charged device with all passwords required to download Apps.   Please call the Library to learn more. Sorry, walk-in appointments are not available.   

Open to Lighthouse Point residents ages 62 and over.  
 

Registration is required.   

Presented by Library Volunteer Nancy Crockett. 

Learn to knit or crochet from lifelong yarn artist and library volunteer!  New participants should bring Red Heart Super Saver Worsted Yarn, Size 8 Knitting Needles, Size G or H Crochet Hook with them to class.

Please remember late arrivals do not extend the class meeting time and if no participants have arrived 15-minutes after the scheduled start time, the session will be canceled.

In-person Registration at the Library is required.
This is an in-person, indoor program.   
Library Volunteer: Diane McEwan.  
Participants should bring a yoga mat, yoga block, towel, and water to each class. Participants who have completed three or more CDBG yoga sessions during this season, may request a take-home yoga mat and blocks (for home practice). All class updates will be sent via email. Request for supplies, general questions, and comments about this program should be directed to Library staff at library@lighthousepoint.com.  Participants are pulled from the waitlist by lottery. 
Open to Lighthouse Point residents ages 62 and over.       

Audience: Ages 4 to 11
Mondays at 4:00pm in Dixon Ahl Hall
With Dr. Molly

Families can explore their creative sides in this open-ended program. We provide a theme and supplies for participants to design a craft or artistic masterpiece to take home. All children under 7 must attend this program with their favorite adult, but parents of older children are also encouraged to attend and participate. Guardians decide which tools and supplies are appropriate for their child to use.

In-person Registration at the Library is required.    
Library Volunteer: Diane McEwan.  
Participants should bring a towel and water to each class. Strength bands will be available for use during the class (or bring your own). Participants who have completed three or more CDBG Strength Band sessions during this season, may request a set of take-home strength bands (for home practice). Request for supplies, general questions, and comments about this program should be directed to Library staff at library@lighthousepoint.com. All class updates will be sent via email.  Participants are pulled from the waitlist by lottery. 
Open to Lighthouse Point residents ages 62 and over.     

Registration is required.   

Presented by Library Volunteer Nancy Crockett. 

Learn to knit or crochet from lifelong yarn artist and library volunteer!  New participants should bring Red Heart Super Saver Worsted Yarn, Size 8 Knitting Needles, Size G or H Crochet Hook with them to class.

Please remember late arrivals do not extend the class meeting time and if no participants have arrived 15-minutes after the scheduled start time, the session will be canceled.

Volunteer steps.

1. Register for Color A Smile Teen Volunteering at lighthousepointlibrary.com. Teens must have a Lighthouse Point Library card to register and participate.
2. Print a coloring page from the website www.colorasmile.org. Only coloring pages from this website are accepted.
3. Color the page using crayons or markers (no glitter).
4. Color up to 18 pages per quarter. 6 pages = 1 hour. 12 pages = 2 hours. 18 pages = 3 hours.
5. Request an appointment to submit the coloring pages to the Lighthouse Point Library Youth Wing before the deadline for that quarter. Appointment requests should be emailed to library@lighthousepoint.com.
6. All coloring pages must be submitted together (not one at a time).
7. Tracking school volunteer requirements are each teen’s responsibility. Student should bring all school volunteer forms and information to their appointment with library staff.
8. Library staff will mail the coloring pages to Color A Smile PO Box 1516 Morristown, NJ 07962-1516. Postage is supported by the Friends of the Library.