Nutley Library

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93 Booth Dr
Nutley, NJ 07110

BCCLS is a collaborative network of libraries committed to enhancing access to a diverse range of resources and services for their communities. They offer an extensive collection of digital content, including eBooks, audiobooks, and magazines, along with various databases and research tools for users of all ages.

In addition to traditional library services, BCCLS hosts events, book clubs, and educational programs, providing opportunities for community engagement and learning. The organization also supports library professionals through scholarships and shared resources, aiming to foster a stronger library system overall.

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4.511 reviews
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Cassy B.
7/26/2022

Nutley Library is the bee's knees. It's located off one of the main streets tucked away in its own little spot. The library itself is huge. Two floors and countless sections. When you first...

Cynthia F.
4/9/2023

Nutley library is awesome.. The staff are excellent and gracious.. All children of all ages love coming here and being part of the community. The environment is pristen and safe for everyone.

Lillian M.
12/11/2022

I mostly use this library for picking up books that I've reserved and returning ones that I've read. The clerks are always polite and a bit chatty. The front desk appears very cluttered. The...

James C.
8/31/2021

I enjoy going to the library with my children to escape - if only for a short time - the clutches of digital devices. The website needs work and updating. The library is pleasant and has a nice...

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Nathaly V.
10/21/2016

To this day, everyone is welcome through the door, whether you're rich or poor. It's not a huge library but they do have a nice selection of books. Whether your into battles or biography, gerbils...

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