The TLC is here to answer your tech questions! From the basics of new devices to getting started with hobbyist programming, we do our best to provide the tech assistance you need. We want to help you become more comfortable using your devices and making them work for you!
Appointments are required for tech help.
Walk-In-Wednesday is every Wednesday from 9AM to 4PM where are available for 15-30 minutes of tech help without an appointment.
To make an appointment please contact the Technology Learning center by phone at
609-463-6350 ext.600 or in person in the Cape May Court House Library, on the second floor.
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Art Computer
The art computer located in the Technology Learning Center is available by appointment. Discover different drawing apps such as Fresh Paint! The Art PC also includes the full Adobe Creative Suite which includes over 20 different apps and services allowing you to create amazing designs, videos, marketing materials, and more! Adobe Creative Suite includes apps like Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat Pro, Premiere Pro, InDesign, and so much more!
If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment to use the Art Pc, contact the Technology Learning Center at
(609) 463-6350 ext 600
or
[email protected]
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Jigsaw Puzzle Swap
Jigsaw Puzzle Swap
Take a puzzle, leave a puzzle!
Thursday, September 5th
12:00pm - 2:00pm
Cape May City Library
Calling all jigsaw enthusiasts!
Do you have boxes of old jigsaw puzzles collecting in your closet?
Would you like to trade them with other people who also have an abundance of these gems?
Bring us your puzzles and join others at the jigsaw puzzle swap!
*Please make sure all jigsaw pieces are in the boxes you bring!
Sign-ups begin this month for our Teen Take-Over: Dungeons & Murder? which will take place on October 25th. Join us for a night of puzzles, games, pizza, and more at the Cape May Court House Library Branch. Permission slips are required. Space is limited!
For more information, please contact the Teen Department:
Test your problem solving skills with this special banned-books week themed Escape Room! Snacks and prizes will be given out!
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Seed Library
Seed Library
This seed collection is dependent on donations from our community and you are encouraged to bring us back some seeds harvested from your own garden. There is no requirement that you save seeds from any plants grown with these seeds.
What is a Seed Library?
The Cape May County Seed Library is a resource created and maintained by our community so residents can grow no-cost/low-cost nutritious food at home by providing seeds to individuals. It consists of open-pollinated and heirloom seeds that are donated from our local community and the larger seed saving community in NJ. Growers of every skill level are invited to join the Cape May County Seed Library
Getting Seeds
Our seeds are accessible year-round. Stop in the 2nd floor of the Cape May Court House Library located at 30 Mechanic Street. The seeds are presorted and ready to grab. The selection of seeds will vary from season and use.
We encourage you to try growing whatever seeds interest you. After all, we all learn by trying new things! Please share your failure and success with us! We love pictures and stories. You can email us at [email protected] Don’t forget to let us know if we can share your story!
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Interior Design
Elements of Interior Design
Presented by Jane Reynolds
Wednesday, September 11th
1:00pm - 3:00pm
Wildwood Crest Library
Registration REQUIRED for this 6-session course.
An introductory and an affordable guide to interior design with an interactive and hands on approach! Please bring a notebook and writing utensils.
Environmental Justice Community Engagement
Presented by the NJ DEP
Tuesday, September 17th
6:00pm - 7:30pm
Woodbine Community Center
812 Longfellow Street
Woodbine, NJ 08270
The Office of Environmental Justice at the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) invites you to attend our upcoming Environmental Justice Community Engagement Session for Cape May County residents. Residents are encouraged to come discuss environmental justice issues in the area, raise concerns, learn about resources available for overburdened communities, and connect with a panel of DEP and EPA staff.
There will be an option to attend virtually via Zoom
