School Age

Attention elementary and middle school students! Get ready to ace Math and English in 2026! 

Learn strategies to solve word problems and other arithmetic during this workshop. Participants will also have an opportunity to practice reading comprehension and additional word study.

This workshop is recommended for those in preK through grade 8 and is presented in partnership with Eye Level of North Brunswick, a franchisee that provides supplemental education to youth ages 3 to 15.

Cancelled due to low attendence.

Mental health is part of being human. Join us for a teen-friendly, no-pressure conversation about stress, emotions, and healthy coping — plus simple ways to check in with yourself and support friends.

This event is geared towards teens in grades 8-12.

Not sure how to start the conversation? This workshop helps parents/caregivers talk with teens about mental health in a supportive, nonjudgmental way — plus how to notice when extra support may be needed and where to find help.

Kick off the year with a real plan, not just resolutions.

In this workshop, teens and young adults will utilize the SMART framework to transform big ideas into clear, achievable goals for school, work, and life, and leave with at least one written goal they can actually stick to throughout all of 2026.

This program is recommended for those in grades 8 to 12.

Come join us to build a snowman paper craft. 

Age 5+

Cancelled due to inclement weather 

Stop by the Children's Department to grab a craft!

Ages 4-11 

*AVAILABLE WHILE SUPPLIES LAST*

Registration is recommended, but walk-ins are welcome.

Join us for an informative session about Lego beginnings, collecting, investing, building, creating and places to visit. Bring your enthusiasm and your family to learn from the personal experiences of ACPin in the hobby. 

Visit with staff from Rutgers Cognitive Kids at their table in the library! Drop by with your child to try fun, interactive crafts, demos, and research games exploring how children think and learn about numbers. The staff will also be available to share information about their developmental research and how families can get involved in future online and in-person studies!

Visit with staff from Rutgers Cognitive Kids at their table in the library! Drop by with your child to try fun, interactive crafts, demos, and research games exploring how children think and learn about numbers. The staff will also be available to share information about their developmental research and how families can get involved in future online and in-person studies!

Are you tired of the cold and dark? Let's pretend together for an hour that it's actually a warm, sunny July day! Stop by the children's programming room to read beach-themed stories, make summer-y crafts, and more!

This event is recommended for grades K and up, but all ages (including parents/guardians) are welcome to attend to escape the winter blues for a little bit!