Mount Laurel Library

The library is closed today, 6/19, for Juneteenth.

Happy Juneteenth everyone!

Jeffrey A. Denman, author of Philadelphia Quakers and the American Revolution, will be at the library to give a talk on Revolutionary era Philadelphia. This event will be on Tuesday, June 23, from 7pm to 8pm, in the combined Meeting Rooms. No registration required.

This library will be closed this Friday, 6/19, for Juneteenth.

We hope everyone has a good holiday.

Happy Flag Day!

We have a flag retirement box at the library. You'll find it right outside the front entrance of the library, next to our outside book drop box. You can drop flags off here and know that they'll be properly retired.

There’s a lot going on this week at the Mount Laurel Library! Register on the calendar events page of our website, or by calling the info desk at 856-234-7319.

Please note that several of our programs require registration and have limited space. This is a weekly calendar and not the initial announcement of these programs. The best place to see when registration opens for programs is on our calendar of events page.

We'll be having Domino and Keva Plank Challenges throughout the Summer! Please register on our calendar at https://mountlaurel.librarycalendar.com/events/month

Keva Plank Challenges will be on Friday June 26, July 31, and August 28, from 4pm to 6pm.

Domino Challenges will be on Saturday June 20, July 18, and August 22, from 10am to 12pm.

Kids Art Workshop will be in the Craft Room at the library on Wednesday, June 16 from 4-5pm. This is a fun art workshop designed for tweens age 8-12. Registration required.

You can register on our calendar at https://mountlaurel.librarycalendar.com/event/kids-art-workshop-31774

Dr. Daisy Century will be at the Mount Laurel Library next Wednesday, June 17 at 2pm, performing her one woman play about Sojourner Truth. This program will be held in the combined Meeting Rooms and is expected to last about an hour. No registration required.

Dr. Century is a renowned actress and historical interpreter, known for her ability to bring historical figures to life. Join her for this performance of the life of Sojourner Truth, from childhood through her famous speech, "Ain't I a Woman."