DIY/Maker

Kids and tweens can create a beautiful paint-by-sticker image.  For kindergarten and up.

Let's explore with some simple art supplies!  Rather than focusing on a specific project, we'll try out different tools and techniques each month.

This month we'll try our hand at apple stamping.  We'll be using washable paints, but please do not wear your finest!

Class begins at 10:00 and we'll clean up together at 10:45.

Recommended for ages 3 and up, with an adult.

Come Join the Library for our series on 3D Printing "3D Printing Unleashed: Explore, Design, Build" on the Ipad for Kids!

This class is designed for between the age of 5 - 12!!

Here Kids will learn how to create 3D models to be printed out on our 3D printers!

Registration is required!: Come Create in 3D! Printing and Modeling for Kids | East Brunswick Public Library

If you've shopped 'til you've dropped at the EB Summer Market, pop inside the library with the kids for a fun craft project!  Drop by to create a ladybug using fun foam and tissue paper!  

Recommended for kids in kindergarten and up.  While supplies last!

Kids in kindergarten and up, tweens, and teens are welcome to join us for a relaxing afternoon.  We'll be coloring totally groovy velvet coloring pages in the children's section.  Drop by and chill with us!

East Brunswick Public Library​ teams up with Project Rise (a Dawoodi Bohra Initiative) and New Jersey Assemblyman Sterley S. Stanley for an upcycling workshop at the library on Saturday, April 19 at 11:00 am.

Upcycling is a simple yet powerful concept that can bring about positive change for the environment. It is the process of transforming old or discarded items into new and useful things rather than throwing them away. In 2023, the state of New Jersey passed a resolution that names April 16 as the state's official "Upcycling Day." 

Let's craft like it's 2012!  Kids in 1st grade and up can go (slightly) old school with the library's awesome teen volunteers and learn to make a simple rubber band bracelet on their fingers or using some of the Rainbow Loom tools.

Let's craft like it's 2012!  Kids in 1st grade and up can go (slightly) old school with the library's awesome teen volunteers and learn to make a simple rubber band bracelet on their fingers or using some of the Rainbow Loom tools.

Kids in kindergarten and up are invited to decorate a heart-shaped jigsaw puzzle!  We'll be using markers, paint sticks, crayons, and colored pencils to create unique puzzles.  Perfect to keep for yourself or give to someone special!