Adult Services

This virtual lecture will highlight some of the rich photograph opportunities offered in and around New Jersey. Presenter Gary Martin will discuss seasonal themes and smartphone techniques used to capture lighthouses and natural beauty all across our state.   

Award-winning journalist and food enthusiast, John Holl will be visiting the library to discuss his book Dishing Up New Jersey: 150 recipes from the Garden State. Celebrating the foods, flavors, cultures, and traditions of the Garden State, including recipes that feature NJ’s own produce — tomatoes, corn, cranberries, blueberries, apples — along with others like deep-fried boardwalk treats, Mr. Holl’s talk is the ultimate tribute to New Jersey’s best.

This program will be hosted virtually on Zoom, no registration required. Instructions to connect via Zoom are listed below.

Join resident comic book specialist Chris Barnes and local comic book artist Ron Cacace as they go through comic books by the decades!

This presentation will explore the unique biology and behavior of New Jersey's beach nesting shorebirds, including piping plover, least tern, blackskimmers, and American oystercatchers. You will hear about the challenges faced by biologists in trying to protect endangered species on our state's busy tourist-filled beaches, as well as learning about the latest management strategies being implemented and the progress being made towards recovery.

No matter where you live in New Jersey, you’re likely around the corner from an interesting museum, historic site, or park. This program utilizes photography and compelling fun facts to highlight cool places around the state including the Roebling Museum, Fort Mott, Whitesbog Village, and more. Whether you’re new to New Jersey or have lived here all your life, you’ll be inspired to visit the places discussed (you’re also welcome to just enjoy this tour from your couch!).

To register, email programs@ebpl.org .

For more information and to register, visit https://www.ebnet.org/domain/1156 , email commprog@ebnet.org, or call 732-613-6989 to reach the program and instructors.