Just in time for Memorial Day, learn how to make hot dog cupcakes through this virtual cooking class from Green Apron Kitchen.
Registration is required for this virtual program held via Zoom.
https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_c1ODwplMT-yzrBtXYylFPg#/registration
If you want to follow along with the recipe, here are the ingredients and supplies needed:
Cupcakes*
East Brunswick Public Library (2 Jean Walling Civic Center Drive) celebrates Pride Month by hosting the first-ever Stories Out Loud event on Saturday, June 27, from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm.
Everyone is welcome to an all-ages event that brings the community and local LGBTQIA+ friendly groups together. The day includes lively performances, craft projects, hands-on activities, and resource displays from community groups.
Wednesday, May 20, 4:00-5:00 PM
Kids in 1st grade and up are invited to drop in and make an elegant, sparkly suncatcher! We'll be using beads, cord, jewelry findings, and our fine motor skills!
For kids in 1st grade and up, while supplies last.
Thursday, May 21, 10:00AM
Kids ages 2 and up, with their grown-up, are invited to make a quick, beautiful, not-too-messy project. This month we are making cute baby owls! We'll be using washable paint, but please do not wear your finest. Clean up at 11:00!
Set sail on a high-stakes pirate adventure! Uncover hidden treasures buried deep within mysterious islands, outwit cunning traps guarded by fearsome creatures, and engage in epic naval battles between pirate and hero ships. Navigate treacherous waters, dodge cannonballs, and board enemy vessels to claim victory. — Presented by Arrayscape Gaming. Minecraft logins will be provided. This program is for students grades 4+. Registration is Required. Click here to register.
Use paint to turn pine cones into succulents! This program is for students grades 3+.
Stop by the Children's Department to grab a craft!
Ages 4-12
*AVAILABLE WHILE SUPPLIES LAST*
Wednesday, April 15, 5:00-6:00
Join medical students from Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School for an exciting hands-on event about senses! Kids will rotate through fun activities that challenge their hearing, vision, movement, and hand skills to see how different people experience the world. Then we’ll talk about what they felt and how we can be more kind, helpful, and inclusive to everyone.
For families with kids in kindergarten and up.
Thursday, April 16, 10:00AM
Kids ages 2 and up, with their grown-up, are invited to make a quick, beautiful, not-too-messy project. This month we are experimenting with using rubbing plates! Clean up at 11:00!
Manga readers can come together in our new monthly Manga Book Club to talk about new and old favorite titles! For May, we'll be discussing The Summer Hikaru Died. The first volume is available at the library or to read online on Comics Plus. Don't forget to come with suggestions for future titles!
Snacks will be provided.
This program is for students grades 6+ and some of the reading material will not be suitable for younger students.