Reminder: Friends Of The Secaucus Library Fall Festival Saturday

SECAUCUS, NJ — The Friends of the Secaucus Library Fall Festival will be Saturday, the library reminds residents.

If you are already strolling through town at the town-wide garage sale Saturday, stop by the library for the fall festival, for lunch, dessert or a chance to participate in any of the other activities they have planned for the day.

Here's what's planned at the library:

Fall Festival & Book Sale 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. on the grounds of the Main Library at 1379 Paterson Plank Road. The Friends of the Library are hosting their annual autumn celebration.

• "Buy the Bag" Book Sale — purchase a reusable tote and fill it with as many books, CDs and DVDs as you can for just $5!
• Live entertainment throughout the day: 11 a.m.- Dance Performance by Vasudha Dance Academy; 12 p.m.- Stone Soup...and Other Stories: a story time theatrical performance by the Pushcart Players; 1 p.m.- Musical performance by Secaucus student musicians
• Tricky Tray raffle table featuring gift baskets full of gift cards to local stores and restaurants, toys, home decorations, gourmet goodies and more!
• 50/50 Fair Share raffle. Cash prize! Winner will be drawn at 3 p.m. Winner need not be present to win.
• Petting zoo, bounce house, craft table, button maker station and games for children of all ages
• Food Trucks including Anatolia Grill, Planteles and Cold Stone Creamery
• Free health screenings by Hudson Regional Hospital
• Return of our famous Trash and Treasure Rummage Table! You never know what gems you may find among our tables of lightly used costume jewelry and household goods.
• Handmade crafts, giveaways and more from our local vendors and partner organizations
• Super Raffle featuring high-value prizes including a brand new grill, $100 Gift Cards and more.

The performance by Pushcart Players is made possible by a grant from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, a division of the Department of State, and administered by the Hudson County Office of Cultural & Heritage Affairs, Craig Guy Hudson County Executive & the Hudson County Board of Chosen Freeholders.