2024 NATIONAL MEDAL
for Museum and Library Service Finalist
Created by Karen G. Johnston, Date with Death Club (DwDC) explores mortality in community. DwDC is an opportunity to learn, share, and deepen your own understanding of what death means to you and how you want to approach death -- particularly your own.
DwDC is not a bereavement or grief support group. While it may be healing of the human condition, the nature of the DwDC is not specifically therapeutic. All are welcome to join, you do not have to register beforehand.
Created by Karen G. Johnston, Date with Death Club (DwDC) explores mortality in community. DwDC is an opportunity to learn, share, and deepen your own understanding of what death means to you and how you want to approach death -- particularly your own.
February's meeting will meet virtually on Zoom. Here is the link you will need to join: https://uuma.zoom.us/j/92848829491
Date with Death Club for its January session is going online. Haven't been but want to try it? You are welcome! Make sure you click on this link to register - it will give you the actual zoom link when you do. The session begins at 10am and will go until 12:30. Please have with you materials for journaling. This month's session explores the role of a "death doula" and how to create a positive environment for a deathbed vigil.
Created by Karen G. Johnston, Date with Death Club (DwDC) explores mortality in community. DwDC is an opportunity to learn, share, and deepen your own understanding of what death means to you and how you want to approach death -- particularly your own.
DwDC is not a bereavement or grief support group. While it may be healing of the human condition, the nature of the DwDC is not specifically therapeutic. All are welcome to join, you do not have to register beforehand.
EB Grow, created by the East Brunswick Public Library and Friends of the East Brunswick Environmental Commission present a Seed Swap!
What is a seed swap?
Seed swaps are events where gardeners meet to exchange seeds and learn and share their knowledge with others.
What should I bring?
The 5th Annual Middlesex County Business Summit returns virtually on Thursday, October 21 from 8:30-10:30am.
The Family & Friends CPR program teaches you how to perform CPR on adults and children, and how to help an adult or child. This course is designed for family members, friends and members of the general community who want to learn CPR but do not need a course completion card.
Adults and teens ages 16 years and older are welcome and encouraged to attend!
Registration required. Please register by calling the Information Desk at 732-390-6767, or in person at the Information Desk.
Learn how to perform CPR on an infant and how to help an infant who is choking. An infant is defined as a child 1 year of age or younger. Please note, this workshop is designed for family members, friends and members of the general community who want to learn CPR but do not need a course completion card or certification.