
502 Millbrook Avenue, Randolph, NJ 07869-3799
Tel: 973.989.7100 • Fax: 973.989.7076

Randolph Township Free Public Library

Whether you walk through the library doors or use our online links, the library staff invites you to explore our offerings. Our mission is to provide services and resources to assist users in expanding their knowledge and talents, making informed decisions, enriching their leisure hours and enhancing their daily lives. Photo by Dan Beards.
Announcements
Free Tax Prep Help & Forms
Follow these links for information on free tax preparation locations:
IRS Vol. Income Tax Assistance (VITA)
Morris County Tax Prep Assistance
United Way—Free Tax Filing
U.S. Tax Forms
N.J. Tax Forms
New Online Service
Mango Languages is a convenient and simple foreign language learning app that features authentic content, interactive features, and an algorithmic review activity designed to adapt to your individual learning path. Forget about boring language lessons in a classroom, digitize your experience with Mango!
NEW Book on the StoryWalk
Take a walk and read “Bear Wants More” by Karma Wilson. Bear has woken up from his winter’s sleep and he’s HUNGRY! No matter how much he eats, he still wants MORE!
Our StoryWalk is a great way to enjoy a book and spend some time in the great outdoors! The StoryWalk is located on the path past the pickleball courts and runs between the park and Doby Road.
Libby is Here!
With Libby and your library card, you can access eBooks, eAudio books, and a variety of magazines! All from your preferred device. Libby works on browsers, and is also downloadable as an app on tablets and phones. Just visit your device’s app store, and search for “Libby.” Libby also works with Kindles, and a wide variety of other eReaders! To learn more about Libby and how to connect it to your preferred device, please visit the Libby website.
New Business Database
Visit our reference databases page to connect to CorFacts Online. CorFacts Online is New Jersey’s premier business-to-business directory providing immediate access to up-to-date information on over 51,000 New Jersey companies in services and manufacturing.
Local Newspaper from the ‘60s
Did you know that Randolph had its own local newspaper from 1961 until 1963, covering local people and events? The Randolph Township Free Public Library has been the only place on Earth you could see and read these for the last 50 years. Now available digitally—full-access to the entire three-year run of the Home News of Randolph Township. Fully searchable…fun to read and explore!
Antiracism Resources
The library has many resources addressing this issue. View a non-fiction booklist or a fiction booklist for adults/young adults or a booklist for children/young adults .
Upcoming Programs
- Weis Cooking and Food Class
Tuesday, March 21 - Move and Groove with Miss Jolie
Friday, March 31 - Take It and Make It Craft: April Showers
Monday, April 3 - How to Attract Bluebirds & Hummingbirds to Your Backyard
Tuesday, April 4 - Weis Cooking and Food Class
Tuesday, April 4 - Weis Cooking and Food Class
Thursday, April 6 - Lost Masterpieces
Wednesday, April 12 - Jelly Bean Bingo and Bowling
Monday, April 17 - Yoga Storytime
Tuesday, April 18 - Medicare - Part B Explained
Wednesday, April 19 - Nurture Nature with Easy-Care Native Plants
Saturday, April 22 - The Kootz: Traveling Wilburys Tribute
Sunday, April 23 - Move and Groove with Miss Jolie
Friday, April 28 - DNA Testing Pros and Cons
Tuesday, May 9 - Take It and Make It Craft: Mother’s Day
Monday, May 1 - Dog Man Party
Monday, May 15 - Yoga Storytime
Tuesday, May 16 - Homegrown String Band: Mothers & Fathers in Traditional Folk Music
Sunday, May 21 - Jack the Ripper
Tuesday, May 23 - Move and Groove with Miss Jolie
Friday, May 26 - Take It and Make It Craft: Father’s Day
Monday, June 5
Ongoing Programs
- Books & Bagels
- 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten
- Expanding Awareness & Reducing Stress through Yoga
- Wiggles and Giggles
- Math Mania
- Build It! Family Fun
- Bollywood Zumba with Nirali Vakharia
Reading Groups
Storytime at the Library
Highlights - Online Resources
Fact Checking Websites
It’s important to know the facts and identify fake news and fake social media posts. These websites are recommended by the American Library Association. Check out this short list of fact checking sites as well as these relevant sites:
Berkeley Library
Middlebury Libraries
UCF Libraries
St. Louis Community College
American University
NJ Hope Line
Healthcare professionals say we are all experiencing a grieving process right now…isolation, loss of people, loss of social interaction. Even if you are not experiencing extreme distress, you can find support.
Career One Stop
Information on job searches, training, career exploration and interest. Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor.