Art Gallery
The Library’s art collection, permanent and rotating, has become a popular feature and sets the Cherry Hill Public Library apart from other public buildings. The CHPL Art Gallery (located on the lower level) showcases artists from the amateur to those whose work is known worldwide. The gallery exhibit rotates monthly. In addition to the gallery, other art is displayed throughout the building, many pieces on long-term or permanent loan. If you are interested in featuring your art in the Library, please contact Suzanne Fox at 856-903-1207 or sfox@chplnj.org.
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Java City Café
Owned and operated by Aramark Food Service, Java City Cafe is open during library hours and offers gourmet coffees, sandwiches and other snacks to library visitors. The café has ample seating and an outdoor patio. Aramark, one of the world’s leading caterers, also provides catering services to groups that rent the library’s meeting rooms and can offer a variety of menus for your function.
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Computers
CHPL is home to more than 90 public access computers, including a 20-seat computer lab. By using your library card or visitor pass, patrons can sign on a library computer for up to four hours at a time.
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Express PC
Even with more than 90 computers in the library, there are still times when patrons were waiting to get online! To best serve the public, we created two "Express PC" stations in the Main Reading Room of the Library. These computers are designated for visitors on the go who literally need to "hop online and hop off.” They are programmed to allow only 15 minutes of computer usage at a time.
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Fax Machine
If you ever need to fax a document, come to the Library and use the public fax machine located in the Reference Department. The self-service fax machine accepts credit and debit cards only. Easy-to-follow directions, available on the fax machine and over the machine’s phone, make sending faxes simple and user-friendly. When a fax reaches its destination, the machine prints a receipt confirming the fax’s status.
Domestic Fax Prices
First page - $1.75
Additional pages - $1 each
International Fax Prices
First page - $4.95
Additional pages - $3.45 each
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Local History Room
Operated by a group of volunteers from the Cherry Hill Historical Commission, the Local History Room is located on the Library’s Lower Level.
This is a secure space that houses photos, artifacts, memorabilia and other documents related to the history of Cherry Hill Township. The Local History Room also features a rotating exhibit in its glass display case.
Stop by to do research, donate items or just to visit on Wednesdays from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. or by appointment. Call 856-488-7886 or e-mail chhc@chtownship.com for details.
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Notary Public
The Cherry Hill Public Library offers basic Notary Public Services. Each seal is $3. It is recommended that those seeking Notary Service call prior to their visit to ensure a Notary is able to notarize their document. The Library has limited liability and cannot notarize all documents. The Library can be reached by calling (856) 667-0300. Click here for the Library’s Notary Service Policy brochure.
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Rapid Reads
Rapids Reads are current best sellers and other highly popular books that can be checked out for seven days at a time so that others may have access to them within a week. Rapid Reads are also available in large print and ensures that the latest books are available to patrons.
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Self Check Out
Always in a hurry? Hate waiting in line? Then CHPL's Self Check-Out stations are the solution - they are easy, quick and accurate. All you have to do is swipe their library card, touch the screen, grab your receipt and go!
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Wireless Internet
CHPL is a totally wireless environment. Visitors may bring their own laptop or mobile devices with wireless capabilities, and enjoy the convenience of going online. With several hotspots throughout the building, visitors can access the wifi from just about anywhere at CHPL.
Wireless Internet at the Cherry Hill Library FAQ
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