Oil Pastel Art (Gr. 3+)
Learn how to use oil pastels to create colorful and imaginative works of art! This program is for students in grades 3+.
Kids
Make a "Pal"entine!
Who needs a Valentine when you've got a "Pal"entine? Kids and tweens can stop by to create a cute "Pal"entine decoration. Hang it up at home or give it as a gift to someone special!
For kids ages 3 and up.
Math and English Workshop
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.
Crafty Creations: Teddy Bears!
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 teddy bears! Clean up at 11:00!
Family Volunteering: Color a Smile!
Sunday, January 4, 12:00-4:30
In observance of the National Day of Service on January 19, it's time for us to send another package to our partners at Color a Smile, a nonprofit organization that distributes cheerful drawings to seniors, troops overseas, patients in the hospital, and anyone in need of some cheer.
LEGO Duplo Playtime (2-5 yr old)
Toddlers and preschoolers, with their grownup, can drop in to enjoy the library's LEGO Duplo for a whole hour!
It's a time to build, a time to be creative and a time to practice motor skills.
LEGO Duplo Playtime (2-5 yr old)
Toddlers and preschoolers, with their grownup, can drop in to enjoy the library's LEGO Duplo for a whole hour!
It's a time to build, a time to be creative and a time to practice motor skills.
All About LEGO
Monday, January 5, 6:00pm.
Food For Fines Ends December 31!
Reduce your library fines and help the community through December 31.
Do you have fines on your library card? East Brunswick Public Library (2 Jean Walling Civic Center Drive) is offering a chance to reduce those fines and help the community, now through December 31.
Through the Food For Fines program, library cardholders can have their overdue fines reduced by donating non-perishable food. The library will waive $3.00 in fines for every item donated, with a maximum of $30 waived per library card.
Build a Snowman Paper Craft
Monday, January 5, 5:30pm
Come join us to build a snowman paper craft.
Age 5+