Friends of the Library Clothing Drive
Sunday, September 27 from 7:00 am to 12:00 pm.
Option Green
Option Green: What You Should Know About Plastic
Wednesday, October 29, 7:00pm in-person & Zoom
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EAST BRUNSWICK—East Brunswick Public Library and the Friends of the East Brunswick Environment Commission are teaming up to present the program “What You Should Know About Plastic.” The program is held at the library (2 Jean Walling Civic Center Drive) on Wednesday, October 29 at 7:00 pm.
East Brunswick’s “WeCycle” Program Wins Prestigious Environmental Achievement Award
The East Brunswick community brought home top honors at the Association of New Jersey Environmental Commissions’ 2025 Environmental Congress.
Option Green: Food Choices for a Small Planet
Tuesday, May 21, 7:00pm.
Registration strongly encouraged. To register, call 732-390-6767.
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East Brunswick Hadassah, The East Brunswick Public Library and the Friends of the East Brunswick Environmental Commission present:
Seedling Swap Indoors
Sunday, May 5, 1-3pm
Did too many of your seeds sprout? Come bring your seedlings to swap with other gardeners INSIDE out EB Create Makerspace.
The swap is part of the EB Grow Seed Lending Library, in co-sponsorship with the Friends of the EB Environmental Commission.
Upcycling Workshop
Saturday, May 4 at 1:00 pm. We team up with Project Rise and New Jersey Assemblyman Sterley S. Stanley for an upcycling workshop.
Total Eclipse At The Library
Did you know that there is a partial solar eclipse coming to East Brunswick this April?
EB Grow
Learn more about our seed library!
A Jersey Spin on Decoding the Weather Machine
Watch Recording Below
Join us for a discussion of the documentary, "Decoding the Weather Machine" with New Jersey State Climatologist Dr. David A. Robinson.
Option Green: The Sky by Day and By Night: an introduction to the heavens(Zoom)
Jim Peck has been an amateur astronomer since the age of 10 when he watched the first ever man made satellite, the Russian Sputnik 1, travel across the night sky in Albuquerque, New Mexico in 1957.
Jim will lead a virtual program called The Sky By Day and By Night which will cover such topics as the moon, planets, stars and constellations, deep sky objects, artificial satellites, and the sun’s path across the sky. The intended audience is anyone with a keen interest in the sky and will appeal to adults and science oriented kids over the age of 12.