In this class, students will learn about the types and brands of mobile devices, how to navigate their phone, and scanning QR codes.
Registration is required. To register, click here or call 732-390-6767. For questions regarding technology classes, contact the technology class teacher at smichael@ebpl.org.
In this class, we will discuss file management, window navigation, and common software applications.
Registration is required. To register, click here or call 732-390-6767. For questions regarding technology classes, contact the technology class teacher at smichael@ebpl.org
In this class, we will discuss the definition of a "PC," how to interact with the mouse and keyboard, turning the PC on or off, and the basic features of the Windows operating system.
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!
This month’s book is The City We Became by NK Jemisin. Read this month's book before the meeting and join us to discuss your favorite characters and scenes, share headcanons, and speculate on future events.
The East Brunswick Arts Commission and EBTV proudly invite you to a screening of the documentary Estelle: Matron of the Arts at the East Brunswick Public Library (2 Jean Walling Civic Center) on Sunday, February 8, at 2:00 pm.
The film, produced by EBTV, honors Estelle Goldsmith and her unprecedented contributions to East Brunswick. It is a love letter to an extraordinary woman who has impacted the community for over 70 years.
In the dark days of winter, there’s nothing quite like the feeling of curling up on the couch with a good book. If you want to double down on this frosty atmosphere, take a look at some of these wintry favorites.
Greenglass House by Kate Milford
As a winter storm approaches, mysterious guests must unexpectedly take shelter at a nearby inn. Written for young adults, this story is filled with eccentric characters and fun twists and turns.
Winter at the Door by Sarah Graves
Feeling dizzy or having balance issues? This lecture will discuss how physical therapy can help you improve your balance and dizziness symptoms, as well as the systems included in vestibular rehabilitation.
Planning for the future is easier when you have good information. This program is designed to help you learn about home care options before you need them, so you can feel prepared and confident.