Bake Sale is this Sunday, October 13th 10 am - 2 pm
The library will be CLOSED on Monday, October 14th for the Federal Holiday.
There will also be NO Storytime on Monday, October 14th.

HPL Physical Item Search

Search all the physical items (books, magazines, puzzles, etc.) in the library. Type one or more keywords, e.g., "James Patterson," then click "Search."

HPL Electronic Resources Search

Search all the e-books and e-audiobooks available through the Library via the Boundless app.
Type one or more keywords, e.g., "James Patterson," then click "Search."

For how to use the Boundless app, click here.

New Jersey State Library ebooks and audiobooks

Through the Palace Project, the New Jersey State Library has over 20,000 ebooks and audio books available for NJ state residents.

Click here to learn more about the Palace Project

New & Upcoming Events

For more details on these events and more, please visit our events page!

Immediately following the Halloween Parade

Sunday, October 27th
Hopewell Gazebo Park

After the Hopewell Fire House's annual Halloween parade, the HPL will once again host a Halloween-themed extravaganza at the Hopewell Gazebo Park! Come in costume and join us for a variety of Halloween-themed activities, including a spooky read aloud. All ages welcome!

This event is free and open to the public, registration is encouraged but not required.

What's New in the Children's Room?

Invitation to Create: A Jack-o-Lantern

October has arrived and Halloween is right around the corner! Children are invited to create a jack-o-lantern to take home or to leave for us to decorate the walls in the children's room. We provide the materials and children provide their creativity to make a splendid jack-o-lantern (or anything else they'd like). See you in the children’s room!

Come to our weekly Storytime!
Mondays at 10:30am at the Hopewell Gazebo Park.

Storytime will return to the train station as soon as the renovations are finished, most likely the end of October. Stay tuned for updates.

A Message from the
New Jersey Library Association:

The New Jersey Library Association is concerned about the increasing efforts to censor and suppress materials in schools and libraries across the country, particularly those addressing race, racism, sexuality, and gender identity. The NJLA strongly opposes any attempts to censor or remove materials based on content and upholds the Library Bill of Rights and the Freedom to Read Statement. The association supports the right and responsibility of parents and guardians to guide their children's reading choices but believes it should not inhibit the rights of others to access materials of their choosing. Read the full statement here.