Programs for Millennials
Programming exclusively for the Millennial generation (1980-1996)!
Pints & Pages
A monthly book discussion group sponsored by Dewey Beer Co. New, seasonal brews will be sampled at each discussion. Copies of the books are available to borrow at the library’s main circulation desk. Pints & Pages takes place on the 4th Tuesday each month at 6:30 p.m.
2025 meeting dates:
January 28 | 1984 by George Orwell
February 25 | Mad Honey by Jodi Picoult
March 25 | Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card
April 22 | Started Villain by John Scalzi
May 27 | Before We Were Innocent by Ella Berman
June 24 | The Maid by Nita Prose
July 22 | Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin
August 26 | Joyland by Stephen King
September 23 | Heaven & Earth Grocery Store by James McBride
October 28 | The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Orsan
November 25 | Margot’s Got Money Troubles by Rufi Thorpe
December | no meeting
Registration is required.
*This program was made possible by the Sussex County Department of Libraries Anchor Grant.
Pilates
Start your Pilates journey with a solid foundation on the mat. Begin with focused breathing and a gentle warm-up before gradually progressing to more dynamic movements. With an emphasis on strength and mobility, these essential exercises will engage the entire body from head to toe. Leave feeling strong, balanced, and refreshed!
All you need is your mat and water bottle. Coffee and light refreshments may be available.
Registration is required.
Simmer Down
Share your love of cooking and exploring new recipes with Simmer Down! Each month, the group selects a cookbook, and participants choose a recipe to prepare. Then, on the first Tuesday of the month at 6:30 PM, everyone gathers to taste the dishes and discuss the recipes.
Registration is required–register for this program in-person at the library’s main circulation desk.
Millennial Game Night
Enjoy an evening of tabletop games and Mr. P’s pizza. Whether you’re a board game enthusiast or just looking for a fun night out, this event is perfect for all millennials. Come for the games, stay for the good times!
Registration is required
Millennial Swaps
Join us on the first Sunday each month at 3:00 PM for a different millennial swap. Swaps are fun sustainable ways to get new items and share with peers.
2025 swap dates:
January 5 | Soup Swap
February 2 | Clothing Swap
No Swap in March
April 6 | Plant Swap
May 4 | Entertainment Swap
June 1 | Art & Craft Supply Swap
No Swap in July
August 3 | Kitchen Gadget & Small Home Good Swap
September 7 | Board Game & Puzzle Swap
October 5 | Halloween Costume Swap
November 2 | Seasonal Decor Swap
December 7 | Cookie Swap
Registration is required.
Huddle
A millennial roundtable discussion group hosted by Frank Powers, presenter of the Advanced Major Crimes series at Del Tech, with a focus on critical topics. Each session tackles a new topic of interest. From true crime and conspiracy theories to the paranormal, artificial intelligence, current events, and the food and drug industry, no topic is out of bounds. Join the conversation for open discussions, debates, and meaningful dialogue on some of today’s most compelling topics.
February’s discussion, Frank Powers joins Brent Case, lead detective on the 2003 Ocean City, Maryland “Thrill Killings” crime. Together, we will examine one of the most brutal murder investigations the state ever saw. A deep look at the evidence, and the lasting impact on the community and law enforcement.
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