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In celebration of Jewish American Heritage Month.

Join us for a quick walkthrough of Mango Languages, a free language-learning resource with dozens of courses in English, Spanish, French, Russian, Chinese, and many more. Mango provides the tools and lessons needed to expand your language skills wherever and however you learn best.

An active library card is needed to fully participate in this tutorial. Join this event on Zoom here. 

Join us for the EB Social Circle, a welcoming monthly program designed for adults (18+) with cognitive or developmental disabilities. Each month, participants come together to connect, engage in enjoyable activities, and build community in a supportive and inclusive environment.

This month we are playing Hitster, the ultimate music trivia party game.

Put your knowledge to the test as we play clips from over 300 popular songs spanning multiple decades. Bring your love of music and see how many hits you can recognize. 

Do you like stories and books? Meeting New Friends?

The East Brunswick Public Library has a book club for individuals with disabilities (late teens/adults) who want to make friends, explore their community, and enjoy reading—no matter their current reading ability.

We meet Mondays at 7:00PM. The next meeting is Monday, April 13th.

Click here to register.  If you have questions, e-mail Karen Geist

Do you like stories and books? Meeting New Friends?

The East Brunswick Public Library has a book club for individuals with disabilities (late teens/adults) who want to make friends, explore their community, and enjoy reading—no matter their current reading ability.

We meet Mondays at 7:00PM. The next meeting is Monday, April 6th.

Click here to register.  If you have questions, e-mail Karen Geist

Join us for a screening of the documentary Juneteenth: Faith & Freedom. The film is an exploration of Juneteenth from the viewpoint of those emancipated in Texas, in 1865. 

The documentary follows the journey of a Black man troubled by the legacy of American slavery and the misuse of Christianity to justify it. He travels throughout Texas to discover how the Juneteenth holiday reveals the hope and courage that empowered the formerly enslaved and their descendants to fight for freedom in an often unjust society.

Jews played a critical role both in winning the American Revolution—fighting for the patriot cause from Bunker Hill to Yorktown—and in defining the republic that was created from it. As the most visible non-Christian religion, Judaism was central to the debate over religious freedom in America at a critical juncture. Except for Philadelphia, the birthplace to the Declaration of Independence and a core of resistance, every city with a synagogue fell to the British during the war.