Video Premiere: Mini Macrame Project (YouTube)
Learn how to make your own sock gnome and bring home your finished project. This program is open to students in grades 5-7 and space is limited. Email mwhittington@ebpl.org if you have questions.
This program has been sponsored by the generosity of the Friends of the East Brunswick Public Library.
Join us to create and paint your own glow in the dark jar. This program has limited quantites and is open to students currently in 8th - 12th grades. Find us in the Teen Space at 6:30 on Monday, March 21.
Questions can be emailed to mwhittington@ebpl.org
It's Maker Month at EBPL, and across NJ libraries!
Kids in 1st grade and older can pick up a kit to make a small chalkboard for memos and messages. One kit per child, as supplies last.
All ages are welcome to create a seasonal stash of Spring bookmarks! We have great templates to pick from, or you can create your own design. Color, cut, and laminate for a lasting page-marker to keep or give to someone special.
We are challenging local artists to help create 4 inch by 4 inch two-dimensional art in black and white throughout Maker Month for an April art exhibit.
Want to participate and work on your art online with others? Join us on Zoom!
Kids in kindergarten and up are welcome to make some beautiful scratch art designs on woodland animal shapes. You can create your art at the library or take a kit to complete at home. One kit per participant, as supplies last.
Please note: This program is for children who are in kindergarten and up. This kit contains a pointy plastic stylus and is not appropriate for younger children.
Kids in 3rd grade and up are invited to learn how to cross stitch. You can attend in person or pick up a kit to complete at home. We will be cross stitching on wooden hearts to make a small hanging ornament that would be perfect to keep as a decoration or give as a gift. One kit per participant, as supplies last.
Please note: This program is for children in 3rd grade and older. This kit comes with a plastic sewing needle. It is not appropriate for younger children.
Kids of all ages are welcome to create a tiger craft, in honor of the Lunar New Year!
Kids ages 2 to 7 are invited to create a beautiful paper Valentine to give to someone special!