Join us to play a few rounds of Scrabble. The group is very informal and simply enjoys playing for fun!  The library has a Scrabble Board, but you may bring your own also.This group is open to all residents, but adults only please.  The group meets the first and third Fridays of ...read more

Coding for Adults: 4 week series!  3 weeks of Python and 1 week of Raspberry Pi.  At the end of the course, participants will understand the basics of Python programming and will be able to move on to intermediate programming topics.Participants must be able to attend all 4 sessions.&...read more

PLEASE NOTE: Program ends on Sun. June 10.Girls Who Code is a national non-profit organization working to close the gender gap in technology. Through its Girls Who Code Clubs, the organization is leading the movement to inspire, educate, and equip young women with the computing skills to pursue 21st...read more

Our first blood drive in the expanded meeting room!Appointments are available here!

Total Tutoring @ the Sayreville Public LibraryIs your child struggling in school? Are other tutoring centers not working? Then join Total Tutoring today! It is run by high school students who want to give back to the community by helping our future leaders excel.Tutoring is available for studen...read more

Teens entering grades 9-12 are invited to volunteer at the library! Beginning June 23, you will work directly under the staff of the Youth Services Dept. and perform a number of diverse duties.  You must attend one of our teen volunteer orientation sessions to apply and to sign up for summer ho...read more

Children ages 3 and up are invited to enjoy this Mommy & Me Yoga class.  Please bring your own yoga mat for this yoga story time.

Teens entering grades 9-12 are invited to volunteer at the library! Beginning June 23, you will work directly under the staff of the Youth Services Dept. and perform a number of diverse duties.  You must attend one of our teen volunteer orientation sessions to apply and to sign up for summer ho...read more

Feeling down or discouraged?  Want to increase your positivity?  You need...The Contagious Optimism Wellness Group! Dr. Colleen Georges, a co-author of the Bestselling book, Contagious Optimism by David Mezzapelle, will be facilitating this monthly wellness group designed to help grow your...read more

Coding for Adults: 4 week series!  3 weeks of Python and 1 week of Raspberry Pi.  At the end of the course, participants will understand the basics of Python programming and will be able to move on to intermediate programming topics.Participants must be able to attend all 4 sessions.&...read more

PLEASE NOTE: Program ends on Sun. June 10.Girls Who Code is a national non-profit organization working to close the gender gap in technology. Through its Girls Who Code Clubs, the organization is leading the movement to inspire, educate, and equip young women with the computing skills to pursue 21st...read more

This club is currently closed and not taking new members. 

Join us for a teen/adult tabletop game night!  Don't expect Monopoly or Clue, "Game Master" Colin will have some new and interesting games for you to try. This event is free and open to the public, but registration is suggested.  Additionally, we suggest attendees be ove...read more

Host of "Veteran's Corner" on WRSU, Don Buzney, will lead a 35 minute presentation on Navajo Code Talkers and the critical role they played with the US Marines in winning the war in the Pacific during World War II.This event is free and open to the public.  Registration is suggest...read more

Read with a trained therapy dog!  Each child receives an individual 10 minute session. For grades K-5.

Looking to share your passion for knitting and crocheting & meet a few new crafting buddies? Enjoy this opportunity to pick up a few new tips from fellow craft addicts at this low-key club for folks who know the basics, but want to take their addiction to a whole new level!  Bring your...read more

Join us to play a few rounds of Scrabble. The group is very informal and simply enjoys playing for fun!  The library has a Scrabble Board, but you may bring your own also.This group is open to all residents, but adults only please.  The group meets the first and third Fridays of ...read more

The Friends of the Sayreville Public Library will meet monthly September - June.  New members are always welcome!For information on the group and to join, click here.2017-2018 Meeting Calendar:9/1610/2111/1812/161/202/173/174/215/196/16 ** rescheduled from 6/9**

Coding for Adults: 4 week series!  3 weeks of Python and 1 week of Raspberry Pi.  At the end of the course, participants will understand the basics of Python programming and will be able to move on to intermediate programming topics.Participants must be able to attend all 4 sessions.&...read more

Meeting room 1 reserved during this time.

Make your own piggy bank in this family fun program sponsored by the Mobile Famly Success Center. 

Interested in learning more about adding vegan options to your weekly menus? It's easier than you may think!  Join Denise Morgan, NETA-CGEI, CPT for a discussion on cruelty-free eating, healthy menu-planning tips, and simple recipes to get you started.This event is free and o...read more

A mentorship and writing program for grades 6-12. Simultaneously, the support group for AP Biology occurs 

Children ages 3 and up are invited to enjoy this Mommy & Me Yoga class.  Please bring your own yoga mat for this yoga story time.

This group will be on hiatus until winter 2019.  Gather once a month to meet with other writers to bounce ideas off of one another or clear that infamous writer's block!  Special guest professional writers will join the group from time to time to give advice and talk about their experi...read more

Due to Middle School Graduation, we will be closing at 5PM.

LIBRARIES ROCK!Due to expected inclment weather the annual Summer Reading Kick-Off party will be at the SAYREVILLE SENIOR CENTER, 423 Main Street, Sayreville (corner of Pulaski Ave.)Join us for music, contests, and more!

Coding for Adults: 4 week series!  3 weeks of Python and 1 week of Raspberry Pi.  At the end of the course, participants will understand the basics of Python programming and will be able to move on to intermediate programming topics.Participants must be able to attend all 4 sessions.&...read more

Families are encouraged to join us and attend as many sessions as possiible.  For ages 7-99. (Alternating Sundays)

Learn how to sing songs, share rhymes, and engage your little ones from ages 0-24 months. A socializing and play time will occur at the end of the class.

This year's theme is "Libraries Rock!"Stop in to register for this year's adult summer reading program, grab some snacks, and make a music-themed bookmark!Pre-registration not required.  If you are unable to make it to this event, you may still sign up for the adult summer rea...read more

Learn how to be a reading rockstar with this movement and stories class. We will explore the different styles of music that make us move and learn how we can be rockstars for our parents and friends. For ages 2-7 years old.

Join us for Adult Craft Class led by Master Crafter Theresa Chuntz!Craft: Felt Tissue HoldersClass begins promptly at 6:00 - no crafters will be admitted after 6:15.This same craft will be offered again in July!  Due to popularity, a unique Sayreville Library card number is required f...read more

Creat your own make and take craft with a parent/caregiver. Ages 3 and up. Each week is a separate registration. Program is limited to 24 children.

The WBC is not currently accepting new members.                 WEDNESDAY BOOK CLUB- 2018 1/31/18 – Spanish Queen by Carolly Erickson 2/21/18 – All The Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doer 3/28/...read more

This weekly event aims to pair your child with a high school volunteer to meet their 20-minute reading goal for that day. Ages Pre-K to 3rd grades. Registration is Recommended.Please note that you must be in the building for this program's duration.

A mentorship and writing program for grades 6-12. Simultaneously, the support group for AP Biology occurs 

Preschoolers, ages 2-5, are invited to this 6-week series which will give them a chance to explore a different concept each week from ABC's to 123's, patterns, math, and more.

Learn about the artistic styles ofgreat artists and create your own masterpieces.  For grades 1-5.  Please bring a smock or T-shirt to wear over clothing.

AFSCME New Hire Orientation Committee Meeting

Learn about the artistic styles ofgreat artists and create your own masterpieces.  For grades 1-5.  Please bring a smock or T-shirt to wear over clothing.

A different storytime format each week.  It may be a craft, a dance party or making a delicious snack! Ages 2-5 with a caregiver.  Limit 24 children, first come basis.

Watch a movie and meet fellow movie enthusiasts! This 2017 biographical sports film is loosely based on the 1973 tennis match between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs. The film stars Emma Stone and Steve Carell as King and Riggs. ...read more

A Judith Krall-Russo presentation: Learn some of the history and folklore of home remedies. Long before pharmacies people concocted their own remedies for everything from coughs and sore throats to hiccups, and hangovers. Our ancestors relied mainly on everyday foods that could be found in the ...read more