The Friends of the Scotch Plains Public Library held their second annual jewelry sale from April 30 to May 2, raising more than the first sale for the library. The event kicked off at the Friends’ third annual Poetry Night and ran through the weekend. More sales are planned — visit scotchplainsfriends.org to stay connected.
The Friends of the Scotch Plains Public Library hosted their third annual poetry night on April 30, welcoming 28 community members for an evening of original verse. Three New Jersey poets — Moriah Cohen, Ariana Merquri, and Judith Christian — performed original work, with Cohen also spotlighting her students. Books were available for sale following the reading.
The Friends of the Scotch Plains Public Library hosted a sold-out Trivia Night, drawing over 50 community members for an evening of fun and friendly competition. Across two games and six themed categories, teams battled it out for bragging rights — and raised nearly $500 for the library in the process. Visit scotchplainsfriends.org to learn more and get involved.
The Friends of the Scotch Plains Public Library raised over $650 at their January 31 puzzle and game sale! Funds go directly to library programs, including the Summer Reading Program and Museum Pass Program.
The Friends of the Scotch Plains Public Library hosted a successful Jewelry Sale on December 6, attracting a large crowd and raising over $5,000 for library programs. The event showcased a diverse range of donated jewelry, creating a social atmosphere and emphasizing the Friends’ dedication to enhancing community resources and library initiatives.
The Friends of the Scotch Plains Library hosted their second annual Friendsgiving Potluck, bringing together members for homemade dishes, warm conversation, and community celebration. The event also honored Kurt and Diane Horning with the organization’s first Volunteer Appreciation Award, recognizing their dedication and service to the Scotch Plains community overall.
The Friends of the Scotch Plains Library hosted a successful Happy Hour fundraiser on October 24, raising over $300 for library programs and services. The event united community members in a relaxed atmosphere, fostering connections and promoting support for the library’s initiatives, highlighting community spirit and future engagement opportunities.
Mayor Josh Losardo honored the Friends of the Scotch Plains Public Library during National Friends of Libraries Week, recognizing their vital contributions to the library’s programs and resources. The proclamation emphasized their advocacy for library funding, volunteer efforts, and the importance of supporting literacy and lifelong learning within the community.
Great news: the Friends of the Scotch Plains Public Library have set their 2026–2027 meeting schedule, and we’d love to see you there. Monthly meetings run… Read more: The Friends Are Meeting — And You’re Invited
The Friends of the Scotch Plains Public Library held their second annual jewelry sale from April 30 to May 2, raising more than the first sale for the library. The event kicked off at the Friends’ third annual Poetry Night and ran through the weekend. More sales are planned — visit scotchplainsfriends.org to stay connected.
The Friends of the Scotch Plains Public Library hosted their third annual poetry night on April 30, welcoming 28 community members for an evening of original verse. Three New Jersey poets — Moriah Cohen, Ariana Merquri, and Judith Christian — performed original work, with Cohen also spotlighting her students. Books were available for sale following the reading.
The Friends of the Scotch Plains Public Library hosted a sold-out Trivia Night, drawing over 50 community members for an evening of fun and friendly competition. Across two games and six themed categories, teams battled it out for bragging rights — and raised nearly $500 for the library in the process. Visit scotchplainsfriends.org to learn more and get involved.
The Friends of the Scotch Plains Public Library hosted a successful Jewelry Sale on December 6, attracting a large crowd and raising over $5,000 for library programs. The event showcased a diverse range of donated jewelry, creating a social atmosphere and emphasizing the Friends’ dedication to enhancing community resources and library initiatives.
The Friends of the Scotch Plains Library hosted their second annual Friendsgiving Potluck, bringing together members for homemade dishes, warm conversation, and community celebration. The event also honored Kurt and Diane Horning with the organization’s first Volunteer Appreciation Award, recognizing their dedication and service to the Scotch Plains community overall.
The Friends of the Scotch Plains Library hosted a successful Happy Hour fundraiser on October 24, raising over $300 for library programs and services. The event united community members in a relaxed atmosphere, fostering connections and promoting support for the library’s initiatives, highlighting community spirit and future engagement opportunities.
Mayor Josh Losardo honored the Friends of the Scotch Plains Public Library during National Friends of Libraries Week, recognizing their vital contributions to the library’s programs and resources. The proclamation emphasized their advocacy for library funding, volunteer efforts, and the importance of supporting literacy and lifelong learning within the community.