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Tween

Penguin Pointers

October 21st at 11:30am

THIS IS FOR THE 11:30am START TIME

There are two different sessions of the same presentation available.

Waddle into the world of penguin biology, geography, care, feeding, and conservation. Presented by Jenkinson's Aquarium

*Program has limited availability. Please stop by the Children’s desk the day of the program to obtain a free ticket to attend.*

Sponsored by the Friends of the East Brunswick Public Library

Penguin Pointers

October 21st at 11am

THIS IS FOR THE 11:00am START TIME

There are two different sessions of the same presentation available.

Waddle into the world of penguin biology, geography, care, feeding, and conservation. Presented by Jenkinson's Aquarium

*Program has limited availability. Please stop by the Children’s desk the day of the program to obtain a free ticket to attend.*

Sponsored by the Friends of the East Brunswick Public Library

Anime Club (Gr. 7+)

Welcome to the EBPL Anime Club! This club is a place for teens grades 7+ to come watch and talk about their favorite anime while eating a yummy snack! Together at each session members can put forth their favorite anime, and the club will vote on what we watch next! Please note that most anime is rated PG 13/14+. The club advisor will research each show before viewing to make sure it's within that age range. If they feel that the material would be inappropriate for teen audience, they will go to the next highest voted show.

Fossil Investigation

Rutgers University Geology Museum staff will discuss fossils, how they form, and what they can tell us about ancient environments. Participants will also get to search for fossils in a geologic core, and determine how the environment has changed through time based on the fossils they find! 

For students entering 4th grade and up.

Spaces are limited so please arrive a few minutes early.

Meet the Wolves!

Registration for this program is full.  We regret that we cannot accommodate walk-ins.

Howling Woods Farm, a rescue shelter for domestic bred wolves and wolf dogs, will visit the library and talk about the evolution of wolves, their physical attributes, comunication, pack structure and more.  After the presentation there will be a "Meet and Greet" with the wolves.

All ages are welcome but children must be accompanied by an adult.

Registration is required for this event.  Please call 732-390-6789 to register, beginning Monday, July 3.