The Oceanic Free Library is open six days a week (closed on Sundays). Anyone residing in Rumson can apply for a free library card, with proof of residency. The library holds a number of events, including a regular knitting group, the "armchair traveler," and a book club. Tutors can use the library, but must submit a completed application form first.
Red Bank Public Library has an extensive collection of books, movies, music, newspapers, magazines, historic newspapers and other resource materials for the curious and interested.
The library's mission is to empower the public with knowledge and opportunity through information and technology. The library not only seeks to educate and provide the most accurate in information and resources, but to preserve the history and culture of Red Bank, as well.
The Brielle Public Library offers an expansive collection of printed materials, videos and DVDs to residents. A member of the Monmouth County Library System, Brielle Public Library has over 40,000 pieces in its collection. The library hosts weekly events for children including story times and after school programs. In addition, the library offers many interesting programs for adults including author signings and cultural events.
This branch serves the community of Twin Rivers and the surrounding area. Patrons can borrow books, CDs and DVDs. Visitors can use one of seven public computers or tap into the library's free wireless network.
The Manasquan Public Library is located downtown on Broad Street. It contains a number of valuable resources including print materials, periodicals and videos. Additionally, the library frequently plays host to a number of community events during the year. The library is open late, until 9 p.m., on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday.
Located in a historic house and bordered by the tree-lined paths of a neighborhood park, the library is a tiny but enduring presence on Glenbrook Road. In addition to books and periodicals, the Morris Plains Public Library maintains a small collection of books on CD. Printers, copiers and computers are available for use, as is free wi-fi. Check with the library for the latest schedule of children's activities, which include story time programs and summer reading groups.
Kinnelon Public Library was founded in 1963. The library has 18 computers total on both the first and second floors dedicated to public use, and the library provides free Internet access. The library offers many programs for both adults and children. Friends of the Kinnelon Library hosts an annual book sale in which donated books are sold.
The Clarence Dillon Public Library is located on Lamington Road in Bedminster.
Aside from the many books it offers, there is also a community garden in the back.
First established in 1926, the Little Silver Public Library relocated from the old firehouse on Church St. in 1960 to its new home adjacent to the Borough of Little Silver Municipal Building, where it currently houses a large collection, and offers Internet privileges for those with a library card and children's programs on Tuesdays from 9am - 4:30pm.
