Adults

Have too many crafting supplies? Help declutter your craft room, save waste from entering out landfilles, and find some new supplies to love at this event!

Donations for the craft swap will begin on Friday, April 25 and must be dropped off no later than Tuesday, April 29. Bring any donations to the Information Desk in bags or boxes. Please limit to 1-2 containers.

Those who donate supplies will be given a ticket for early admission to the swap.

The EB Friends of the Library are returning with the Handmade Arts & Crafts Fair on Sunday, November 9, 2025 from 12-4pm. The event will featur dozens of vendors throughout the library.

Nate White, featured on Double bass, is the Conductor and Artistic Coordinator of the East Brunswick Symphony Orchestra and the East Brunswick Community Sinfonia. Whether you’re a lover of strings or new to the beauty of the double bass, this concert promises to be a unique musical experience, brought to you by the EBPL and EBSO.

The film is shown at 2 pm and 7 pm.

Phantom of the Open—UK--2022--102 minutes—Rated PG-13—Comedy

“The world’s worst golfer” manages to infiltrate the British Open in this heartwarming dramedy based on a true story. 

This film is shown with captions.

The film is shown at 2 pm and 7 pm.

Past Lives—US/South Korea--2023--106 minutes—Rated PG-13—Drama

Childhood friends contemplate the nature of their relationship in this acclaimed debut feature film inspired by writer/director Celine Song’s own experience as an immigrant. 

This film is shown with captions.

The film is shown at 2 pm and 7 pm.

One Love—US/UK/Jamaica--2024--107 minutes—Rated PG-13—Drama

Jamaican musician Bob Marley’s life and legacy of peace and understanding is depicted in this biopic endorsed by his family.

The film is shown with captions.

The film is shown at 2 pm and 7 pm.

Mostly Martha

Germany--2001--109 minutes--Rated PG--Comedy/Drama

A workaholic chef, challenged by major changes in her personal life, is forced to accept the assistance of her fun=loving new sous-chef in this classic romcom.

The film is shown with captions.

The film is shown at 2 pm and 7 pm.

Belfast—UK/Northern Ireland—2021--97 minutes—Rated PG-13—Drama

Written and directed by Kenneth Branagh, this award-winning drama follows a young boy's childhood in Belfast, Northern Ireland during "The Troubles" beginning in 1969.