Adults

Join us for a diverse, pop-up concert performance with music accompaniment provided by the New Brazilian Jazz Ensemble featuring students in the Jazz Studies Department at the Rutgers Mason Gross School of the Arts. Not only will these concerts provide the opportunity for Rutgers students to be involved within their community, but also give them the opportunity to promote diversity and inclusion within Mason Gross and the community in Middlesex County.

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED AND WILL BE RESCHEDULED TO A FUTURE DATE.

Learn how to get started with music production using a computer. Audio recording and making music. Beginners, all ages and no music experience needed. Learn how to make music at the East Brunswick Library. 

Brandon Kurzawa, a teacher of music since ‘00, was an adjunct professor of audio engineering from ‘07 to ‘09 and teaches at Music Notes Academy. 

Sponsored by the Friends of the Library

Students from Robert Wood Johnson Medical Student are stopping by between 10:00 – Noon with a table in the lobby to teach ways to stay healthy.   Students will have handouts and fun giveaways on the topic of Sleep and Sleep Difficulties for all ages to learn about sleep and how it relates to staying healthy.

Students from Robert Wood Johnson Medical Student are stopping by between 10:00 – Noon with a table in the lobby to teach ways to stay healthy.   Students will have handouts and fun giveaways on the topic of Diabetes for all ages to learn about diabetes so that they can better understand and manage their condition.

Medical Students from Robert Wood Johnson Medical School will be in the front lobby of the library on Saturday, July 30 from 10:00 a.m. until 12:00 p .m.  Students will be focused on asthma with easy-to-understand handouts that will take the mystery out of this common condition.  Stop by the table to learn about asthma, what triggers it, symptoms, medications, and lifestyle.

Students from Robert Wood Johnson Medical School are stopping by between 10:00 – noon to provide medical exams to keep your favorite stuffed animal healthy.  Students will teach young children through their stuffed animal about the importance of eating healthy, staying active, brushing their teeth, and lots of ways to stay healthy.   Stop by their table in the lobby, and don’t forget to bring your favorite stuffed animal for their annual check-up!   You might even get to listen to their heart!

Students from Robert Wood Johnson Medical Student are stopping by between 10:00 – Noon with a table in the lobby to teach ways to stay healthy.   Students will have handouts and fun giveaways on the importance of exercise for all ages and how it improves your health.