2024 NATIONAL MEDAL
for Museum and Library Service Finalist
An Afternoon of Rondalla Music, Song and Dance
A concert presented by the New Jersey-based University of the Philippines Alumni and Friends Rondalla (UPAFR).
Repertoire of this Filipino traditional string ensemble includes traditional and contemporary music from the Philippines and other countries, light classical music and Broadway themes.
Thursday, June 5, 7:30pm in-person and online
Drop by the meeting rooms any time during this event to sit down and craft a scrapbook page for the EB community scrapbook! Completed pages will be collected and digitized for online access, as well as being assembled into a physical scrapbook that will be entered into the libary's collection like a time capsule for future generations.
Light snacks will be provided!
*Earn one point towards teen summer reading prizes by attending this event! Look for the code word and enter it in the app or in your reading log!*
On this episode of Match+Book, host Paul takes you through some recommendations of newer nonfiction books to “sink your teeth into.”
Cue the sun! : the Invention of Reality TV by Emily Nussbaum
Check out these amazing photos taken at the library from Ronnie Mae Photography!
It has been a long winter: long nights, grey, cold, rainy, sad, isolating, endless.
But spring always returns. We are reminded that we come alive again by new growth, color, singing birds, longer days, warm sun, neighbors emerging, and happy hearts.
This is the cycle of life. Our dark days are enlightened by the hope of a new day.
When winter seems endless, spring impels us forward to joy.
Hope will never disappoint.
Sunday, June 8, 1:00-4:00pm
The East Brunswick Public Library, the East Brunswick Sustainability Task Force, and Alpha Delta Kappa want you to keep still usable items out of landfills. They are holding their second Repair Café at the library (2 Jean Walling Civic Center Drive) on Sunday, June 8 from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm.
A Repair Café is a community-based initiative to promote repairing household items instead of throwing them out. Community members can bring in items in need of repair to be fixed on the spot thanks to the help from volunteer repairers.
As a child, not realizing that seeing 10 seconds into the future during moments of panic wasn’t the norm, Julia couldn't forgive her father for his own murder.
Now as she neared home, a prickle of unease, unfamiliar creaks and voices coming from inside. A vision - shouts, hands, a struggle.
"Dana, could you go whisper to Ms. Perez (the adored math teacher) that I could use a hug?" (She’s a mom friend who "gets it.") It was a rough week - back and forth to the hospital. Room 310’s door burst open - twelve teenagers with wide smiles, who had overheard, enveloped me. Openly, and true to character, I cried. My students teach me, every day, in all the ways that truly matter.