2024 NATIONAL MEDAL
for Museum and Library Service Finalist
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Join us for our final JackBox Party Game night for adults!
You will need two devices to play - a computer to watch on, and a device with web browser to answer your questions.
Strong language may be included in the game.
This event will NOT be recorded.
Just as fire needs a spark, imagination needs to be kindled. Nurture your creative impulses with a series of fun, innovative exercises and prompts that use writing as a means of expression and exploration. Be prepared to surprise yourself!
Have too many crafting supplies? Help declutter your craft room, and find some new supplies to love at this event! Donations for the craft swap will begin on Monday, August 28 and must be dropped off no later than Tuesday, September 5. Bring any donations to the Information Desk in bags or boxes. Please limit to 1-2 containers.
Those who donate supplies will be given a ticket for early admission to the swap.
This event is at Lory's Lakeside: 97 Church Ave North Brunswick, NJ 08902.
Come and become one of the suspects in this fun and mysterious lakeside evening!
Those lucky enough to own a cottage here can escape the big city and find peace and tranquility near one of the largest freshwater lakes in the world. But this is also a place full of secrets... secrets the residents will do anything to protect. When a man is found dead in the bay, those on the island are forced to find the killer or risk having their secrets uncovered!
Adults can join us for a friendly spelling bee and board game night at East Brunswick Memorial VFW Post 133 (485 Cranbury Rd., East Brunswick, NJ)!
Join us for this 5-part discussion series on, “Talking Food…and” with monthly themes and a reading/viewing list. Reading, listening to, and watching the recommendations is not required, but will help during the discussion!
The February topic is “Talking Food and Cultural Identity.”
Food and cultural identity are fully fused together. We will discuss why we think those connections exist, how they manifest in our lives, and how to celebrate our food with people outside of our families and cultural communities.
Please bring a recipe to share!
Join us for this 5-part discussion series on, “Talking Food…and” with monthly themes and a reading/viewing list. Reading, listening to, and watching the recommendations is not required, but will help during the discussion!
The January topic is “Talking Food and Cooking Along with Julia Child.”
Julia Child’s impact on the food world, especially for home cooks, is gigantic. Whether it was making French cuisine accessible to all, her iconic public television shows, and beyond, we will discuss her legacy and how it impacts us as food lovers.