DIY/Maker

Join this four-week workshop series to learn the basics of how to knit! Attendees will learn how to cast on, the knit and purl stitches, and how to cast off. As a group, we will make a patchwork scarf to practice multiple stitch patterns that can be used to make many other projects! All skill levels are welcome, but this is primarily geared for beginners. All supplies will be provided and can be taken home in between workshops to practice your skills at your own pace!

Paint a ceramic gnome; have fun and use your creativity! Call 732-390-6789 to register. For artists in Grade 3 and up. 

Put your artistic skills to work to paint, draw, and color festive holiday cards to brighten the season for local seniors. Write festive messages of cheer and good wishes to share with members of our local community who may be feeling particularly lonely this holiday season. After the event, your cards will be sent to seniors in and around East Brunswick to provide a little extra holiday cheer.

All supplies will be provided.

You must register by 6pm on Friday, August 11. To register, email programs@ebpl.org.

This is our rescheduled date. If you are already registered for August 5, you are registered for this event.

Adults aged 18 and older can join us at a local East Brunswick park and learn more about nature photography.

Attendees must bring their own camera: DSLR, mirrorless or smartphone are all fine.

Rain Date: August 12.

What do tying shoes, holding pencils, and buttoning shirts have in common? They all use fine motor skills! Helping your child develop fine motor skills at a young age will give them building blocks for success as they get older. Join us for a fine motor skills bootcamp to learn more about why fine motor skills are so important, get ideas for how to improve them at home, and give your child a chance to try a few activities themselves! This program is for children ages 2-4. Space is limited and registration is required. Please call the children's department at 732-390-6789 to register.

What do tying shoes, holding pencils, and buttoning shirts have in common? They all use fine motor skills! Helping your child develop fine motor skills at a young age will give them building blocks for success as they get older. Join us for a fine motor skills bootcamp to learn more about why fine motor skills are so important, get ideas for how to improve them at home, and give your child a chance to try a few activities themselves! This program is for children ages 2-4. Space is limited and registration is required. Please call the children's department at 732-390-6789 to register.

UPDATE: Unfortunately, this event has been cancalled. We apologize for any incovenience.

What do tying shoes, holding pencils, and buttoning shirts have in common? They all use fine motor skills! Helping your child develop fine motor skills at a young age will give them building blocks for success as they get older. Join us for a fine motor skills bootcamp to learn more about why fine motor skills are so important, get ideas for how to improve them at home, and give your child a chance to try a few activities themselves! This program is for children ages 2-4. Space is limited and registration is required. Please call the children's department at 732-390-6789 to register.

What do tying shoes, holding pencils, and buttoning shirts have in common? They all use fine motor skills! Helping your child develop fine motor skills at a young age will give them building blocks for success as they get older. Join us for a fine motor skills bootcamp to learn more about why fine motor skills are so important, get ideas for how to improve them at home, and give your child a chance to try a few activities themselves! This program is for children ages 2-4. Space is limited and registration is required. Please call the children's department at 732-390-6789 to register.