Teens

Teen Action Group meeting. Open to students in grades 8 and up. New members welcome. You earn 1 hour of Community Service for attending.  We highly encourage you to attend in person, but if you can't, click here to register for the zoom. 

An online Girls Who Code club for 6-12th grader will be held during Spring 2022.

7 meetings on every other Wednesday @ 5-6 p.m. from Jan 19 to Apr 13

We will learn the introduction to JavaScript together using Intro to JS: Drawing & Animation of Khan Academy.

If you are interested in the club , please read and fill out this form. 

The East Brunswick Arts Coalition presents Lunar New Year.

More information can be found here.

Time to make your winter bookmarks!  Drop by between 4:00 and 5:00 to color a beautiful bookmark for yourself or to give as a gift.  Our teen volunteers will run them through the laminator so they'll be sturdy and last for years to come!  For all ages.

Learn to build your own website using HTML with WeMake 4-H! 

Our Web design workshop is ideal for students in 6th grade and above. WeMake 4-H has created excellent material to introduce all

the basic concepts of HTML in a fun and engaging manner. This workshop covers the basic code that is needed to build a website.

Kids will learn to create text, lists, links, images, and tables in their website using HTML.

This is a virtual class and will meet on Zoom. Registration is required.

Teen Action Group meeting. Open to students in grades 8 and up. New members welcome. You earn 1 hour of Community Service for attending.  This meeting will be held virtually.  Please click here to register for the zoom. 

Vitrual Teen Action Group meeting. Open to students in grades 8 and up. New members welcome. You earn 1 hour of Community Service for attending.

This will be a hybrid event. We highly encourage you to attend in person, but if you can't, click here to register for the zoom. 

No tickets or reservations required.

East Brunswick Public Library and East Brunswick Arts Commission present

The Jews of Austria & Vienna Before the Holocaust

Held at the East Brunswick Community Arts Center

721 Cranbury, Road, East Brunswick, NJ

Sunday, April 24^th at 2:00pm

“There is a fascinating part on how the Jews permeated Austrian culture; their unbelievable and miraculously fast rise to the pinnacle of power and descent to hell.”