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Summer Reading
This Summer, the New Brunswick Free Public Library is offering summer reading programs for kids, teens, and adults! All three programs kick off on June 22: go to the event listing to see event details. Visit the Kids' Events Page for details on their "Dig Into Reading" program, the Teen Events Page for details on their "Beneath the Surface" program, and the new Adult Summer Reading page for information on the "Groundbreaking Reads" program!
Each program runs through mid-August.
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Photography Contest
The New Brunswick Free Public Library is presenting its Sixth Annual Photography Contest! The contest theme this year is "New Brunswick: My City". Simply put: Capture an aspect of New Brunswick (i.e. daily life, businesses, buildings, pets, parks, etc.) If the picture is not taken in New Brunswick, please attach information about the subject’s connection to New Brunswick. Submitted photos must be taken between April 8 and June 21, 2013. *Please note that the photo contest deadline has been extended from Friday June 14th to Friday June 21, 2013!
~ The contest submission form with complete details is available in the library, or click here to download a copy (o en español.) ~
Photographs entered in the contest will be displayed in a group exhibition at the Heldrich Hotel and the New Brunswick Free Public Library. A panel of professional photographers and library staff will judge the submissions for first, second, and third place.
Winners will be announced at the Photography Contest Exhibition Reception on Friday, July 12: see that event listing for more details. Prizes are courtesy of the following businesses and individuals: Walgreens at 20 Jersey Ave; George Street Camera; Princeton Photo Workshop; professional photographer and artist Linda Bock-Hinger; professional photographer and photo editor Jack Howard; professional photographer and award winning author Walter Choroszewski.
Photos will be on display at the Heldrich Hotel from July 12 to July 30 and at the Library from July 12 to August 3, 2013.
The contest and related events are free and open to the public.
This program or service is funded in part by Middlesex County Board of Chosen Freeholders Middlesex County Cultural and Heritage Commission with assistance thru a grant provided by New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Dept of State.
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June
Tuesday, June 18
ESL Conversation Group
Brought to you by the New Brunswick Free Public Library, the goals of this adult ESL program are: To provide English language instruction, to help adults gain motivational skills and knowledge to pursue further education and training, and to enhance the parenting skills of adult participants. Adult learners can improve their English language skills through an integrated literacy curriculum and the use of "real-life materials." Students must be over the age of 18 and be able to speak some English.
To join the ESL Conversation Group, please complete a registration form and return it to the Library. You may also download a PDF schedule, which lists the dates for the two different groups (one meets on Tuesdays, one meets on Thursdays).
7 - 8:30 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, please contact Librarian Kavita Pandey at kavita@lmxac.org or 732-745-5108 x20.
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Wednesday, June 19
JFVS ESL/Citizenship Class
Do you need help preparing for your Naturalization interview? The Jewish Family & Vocational Service can help you learn what you need to know! Classes provide opportunities to learn about U.S. government and U.S. history and to improve English language skills, while preparing for the Citizenship Exam. This class meets every Wednesday unless otherwise noted: students can attend any or all of the classes.
7 - 8:30 PM in the Henry Guest House.
Register by calling the JFVS office at 732-777–1940 ext. 1153. Download the flyer for this class here.
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Thursday, June 20
Teen Drop-In Craft: Book Totes
Stop by the Teen Room and decorate a book tote to help you carry around your for Summer Reading books!
3 - 5 PM in the Teen Room.
For more information, please contact Teen Librarian Rosy Henderson at rosyh@lmxac.org or call 732-745-5108 x20.
ESL Conversation Group
Brought to you by the New Brunswick Free Public Library, the goals of this adult ESL program are: To provide English language instruction, to help adults gain motivational skills and knowledge to pursue further education and training, and to enhance the parenting skills of adult participants. Adult learners can improve their English language skills through an integrated literacy curriculum and the use of "real-life materials." Students must be over the age of 18 and be able to speak some English.
To join the ESL Conversation Group, please complete a registration form and return it to the Library. You may also download a PDF schedule, which lists the dates for the two different groups (one meets on Tuesdays, one meets on Thursdays).
7 - 8:30 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, please contact Librarian Kavita Pandey at kavita@lmxac.org or 732-745-5108 x20.
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Saturday, June 22
Summer Reading Kickoff Party
Kids and teens are invited to a kickoff party to get all the Summer Reading info and register for their respective programs! The Children's theme this year is "Dig Into Reading" and the Teen theme is "Beneath the Surface". Our summer reading programs invite children and teens to read books of their own choosing, report at the library about what they've read, and receive prizes for the time they spend reading!
1 - 4 PM in the Children's Room.
*Please note that the Children's Room will be closed on this day except for purposes of the event.
For more information, see a librarian or call 732-745-5108 x20.
Adult Summer Reading Kick-off
Adults are invited to join us for a summer of "Groundbreaking" reads! Register for the Summer Reading Club and have fun playing the Summer Reading Challenge game. Each game card with correct answers returned during this Kickoff event will get you a chance to win one of the goody bags filled with prizes and coupons!
2 - 4 PM in the Main Lobby.
The NBFPL is excited to present our first Adult Summer Reading Club! Between 6/22 and 8/17, read or listen to books of your choice or topics relating to the "Groundbreaking" theme. Each review you submit will be entered into our weekly drawing for some amazing prizes: books, gift cards, and the Grand Prize -- a Nook HD Tablet! -- courtesy of New Brunswick local businesses. Please see the Adult Summer Reading Page for more details.
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Tuesday, June 25
ESL Conversation Group
Brought to you by the New Brunswick Free Public Library, the goals of this adult ESL program are: To provide English language instruction, to help adults gain motivational skills and knowledge to pursue further education and training, and to enhance the parenting skills of adult participants. Adult learners can improve their English language skills through an integrated literacy curriculum and the use of "real-life materials." Students must be over the age of 18 and be able to speak some English.
To join the ESL Conversation Group, please complete a registration form and return it to the Library. You may also download a PDF schedule, which lists the dates for the two different groups (one meets on Tuesdays, one meets on Thursdays).
7 - 8:30 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, please contact Librarian Kavita Pandey at kavita@lmxac.org or 732-745-5108 x20.
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Wednesday, June 26
JFVS ESL/Citizenship Class
Do you need help preparing for your Naturalization interview? The Jewish Family & Vocational Service can help you learn what you need to know! Classes provide opportunities to learn about U.S. government and U.S. history and to improve English language skills, while preparing for the Citizenship Exam. This class meets every Wednesday unless otherwise noted: students can attend any or all of the classes.
7 - 8:30 PM in the Henry Guest House.
Register by calling the JFVS office at 732-777–1940 ext. 1153. Download the flyer for this class here.
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Thursday, June 27
Math & Science StoryTime
We'll read stories, sing songs, and do activities that will help little ones learn important math and science concepts. Presented in conjunction with Rutgers University and the National Institute for Early Education Research.
6 PM in the Children's Room. (Please note that the Children's Room will be otherwise closed after 6:00, due to Summer Hours.)
For ages 3-6. To sign up, call or visit the Children's Circulation Desk (732-745-5108 ext. 16.) For more information, ask for or email Children's Librarian Darby DeCicco (darby@lmxac.org.)
Knitting Club
Like knitting or want to learn? Join the club! Everyone is welcome, from those who've never picked up needles to old pros. Just bring your current project, or if you're new to knitting, a willingness to learn. Participants will exchange knitting ideas while enjoying pleasant conversation. The Knitting Club regularly meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month (with some exceptions): click here for a flier showing the dates for 2013!
7 - 8:30 PM in the Henry Guest House.
For more information, please contact Librarian Joye Crowe-Logan at joye@lmxac.org or 732-745-5108 x20.
ESL Conversation Group
Brought to you by the New Brunswick Free Public Library, the goals of this adult ESL program are: To provide English language instruction, to help adults gain motivational skills and knowledge to pursue further education and training, and to enhance the parenting skills of adult participants. Adult learners can improve their English language skills through an integrated literacy curriculum and the use of "real-life materials." Students must be over the age of 18 and be able to speak some English.
To join the ESL Conversation Group, please complete a registration form and return it to the Library. You may also download a PDF schedule, which lists the dates for the two different groups (one meets on Tuesdays, one meets on Thursdays).
7 - 8:30 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, please contact Librarian Kavita Pandey at kavita@lmxac.org or 732-745-5108 x20.
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July
Tuesday, July 2
Kids' 4th of July Mural
Help us create this cool, patriotic art project!
3 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For ages 7-12. To sign up, call or visit the Children's Circulation Desk (732-745-5108 ext. 16.) For more information, ask for or email Children's Librarian Darby DeCicco (darby@lmxac.org.)
ESL Conversation Group
Brought to you by the New Brunswick Free Public Library, the goals of this adult ESL program are: To provide English language instruction, to help adults gain motivational skills and knowledge to pursue further education and training, and to enhance the parenting skills of adult participants. Adult learners can improve their English language skills through an integrated literacy curriculum and the use of "real-life materials." Students must be over the age of 18 and be able to speak some English.
To join the ESL Conversation Group, please complete a registration form and return it to the Library. You may also download a PDF schedule, which lists the dates for the two different groups (one meets on Tuesdays, one meets on Thursdays).
7 - 8:30 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, please contact Librarian Kavita Pandey at kavita@lmxac.org or 732-745-5108 x20.
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Wednesday, July 3
Teen Fourth of July Program
Decorate star-shaped sunglasses and make a pinwheel to help you accessorize your 4th of July!
3 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, please contact Teen Librarian Rosy Henderson at rosyh@lmxac.org or call 732-745-5108 x20.
JFVS ESL/Citizenship Class
Do you need help preparing for your Naturalization interview? The Jewish Family & Vocational Service can help you learn what you need to know! Classes provide opportunities to learn about U.S. government and U.S. history and to improve English language skills, while preparing for the Citizenship Exam. This class meets every Wednesday unless otherwise noted: students can attend any or all of the classes.
7 - 8:30 PM in the Henry Guest House.
(This class meets every Wednesday unless otherwise noted: students can attend any or all of the classes.
Register by calling the JFVS office at 732-777–1940 ext. 1153. Download the flyer for this class here.)
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Tuesday, July 9
Kids' Fossil Fun
Fossil enthusiast Bill Ward will bring real fossils for you to see and touch!
3 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For ages 7-12. To sign up, call or visit the Children's Circulation Desk (732-745-5108 ext. 16.) For more information, ask for or email Children's Librarian Darby DeCicco (darby@lmxac.org.)
ESL Conversation Group
Brought to you by the New Brunswick Free Public Library, the goals of this adult ESL program are: To provide English language instruction, to help adults gain motivational skills and knowledge to pursue further education and training, and to enhance the parenting skills of adult participants. Adult learners can improve their English language skills through an integrated literacy curriculum and the use of "real-life materials." Students must be over the age of 18 and be able to speak some English.
To join the ESL Conversation Group, please complete a registration form and return it to the Library. You may also download a PDF schedule, which lists the dates for the two different groups (one meets on Tuesdays, one meets on Thursdays).
7 - 8:30 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, please contact Librarian Kavita Pandey at kavita@lmxac.org or 732-745-5108 x20.
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Wednesday, July 10
Kids/Tween/Teen Charade Relay
(For ages 7 - 17.) Act out clues and help your team guess the right answer in this energetic race!
3 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, you may call the Children's Room at 732-745-5108 ext. 15, email Children's Librarian Darby DeCicco at darby@lmxac.org, or Teen Librarian Rosy Henderson at rosyh@lmxac.org, or call the Reference Desk at 732-745-5108 x20.
Adult Summer Program Event: Gardening in Containers
Come learn some tips on successful gardening in all kinds of containers. On a patio or balcony; in sun or shade; annuals, perennials, herbs, or vegetables; fancy purchased containers or recycled coffee cans. Whatever you want to grow in whatever container you have, Master Gardener Christine Rose will give you some advice on how to grow a successful garden even if you don't have a vast yard or a staff to do the heavy labor. This program is for the experienced gardener or the novice!
Christine Rose is a Certified Master Gardener in Middlesex County. She has lived in central Jersey for over 30 years, gardening in a variety of conditions and growing a variety of plants. Her specialties include roses, perennials, and shade gardening.
7 - 8:30 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, please contact Librarian Hsien-min Chen at htang@lmxac.org or 732-745-5108 x20.
JFVS ESL/Citizenship Class
Do you need help preparing for your Naturalization interview? The Jewish Family & Vocational Service can help you learn what you need to know! Classes provide opportunities to learn about U.S. government and U.S. history and to improve English language skills, while preparing for the Citizenship Exam. This class meets every Wednesday unless otherwise noted: students can attend any or all of the classes.
7 - 8:30 PM in the Henry Guest House.
(This class meets every Wednesday unless otherwise noted: students can attend any or all of the classes.
Register by calling the JFVS office at 732-777–1940 ext. 1153. Download the flyer for this class here.)
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Thursday, July 11
Teen Time Capsule Program
Put together a small time capsule – write notes to your future self and add fun trinkets – and then seal it off, not to be opened until the year 2023!
3 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, please contact Teen Librarian Rosy Henderson at rosyh@lmxac.org or call 732-745-5108 x20.
Math & Science StoryTime
We'll read stories, sing songs, and do activities that will help little ones learn important math and science concepts. Presented in conjunction with Rutgers University and the National Institute for Early Education Research.
6 PM in the Children's Room. (Please note that the Children's Room will be otherwise closed after 6:00, due to Summer Hours.)
For ages 3-6. To sign up, call or visit the Children's Circulation Desk (732-745-5108 ext. 16.) For more information, ask for or email Children's Librarian Darby DeCicco (darby@lmxac.org.)
ESL Conversation Group
Brought to you by the New Brunswick Free Public Library, the goals of this adult ESL program are: To provide English language instruction, to help adults gain motivational skills and knowledge to pursue further education and training, and to enhance the parenting skills of adult participants. Adult learners can improve their English language skills through an integrated literacy curriculum and the use of "real-life materials." Students must be over the age of 18 and be able to speak some English.
To join the ESL Conversation Group, please complete a registration form and return it to the Library. You may also download a PDF schedule, which lists the dates for the two different groups (one meets on Tuesdays, one meets on Thursdays).
7 - 8:30 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, please contact Librarian Kavita Pandey at kavita@lmxac.org or 732-745-5108 x20.
Knitting Club
Like knitting or want to learn? Join the club! Everyone is welcome, from those who've never picked up needles to old pros. Just bring your current project, or if you're new to knitting, a willingness to learn. Participants will exchange knitting ideas while enjoying pleasant conversation. The Knitting Club regularly meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month (with some exceptions): click here for a flier showing the dates for 2013!
7 - 8:30 PM in the Henry Guest House.
For more information, please contact Librarian Joye Crowe-Logan at joye@lmxac.org or 732-745-5108 x20.
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Friday, July 12
Photography Contest Reception
Photographs entered in the Spring Photography Contest will be displayed in a group exhibition at the Heldrich Hotel and the New Brunswick Free Public Library.
Winners will be announced during this Reception in the library’s Community Room and viewing of winning photographs will be at the Heldrich hotel. These events are free and open to the public.
6 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room;
7:30 PM in The Heldrich Hotel, 10 Livingston Avenue.
For more information about these events, please call Kavita Pandey at 732-745-5108, ext. 20 or email kavita@lmxac.org.
This program or service is funded in part by Middlesex County Board of Chosen Freeholders Middlesex County Cultural and Heritage Commission with assistance thru a grant provided by New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Dept of State.
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Tuesday, July 16
Kids' Sand Art
Paint awesome pictures using colored sand!
3 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For ages 7-12. To sign up, call or visit the Children's Circulation Desk (732-745-5108 ext. 16.) For more information, ask for or email Children's Librarian Darby DeCicco (darby@lmxac.org.)
ESL Conversation Group
Brought to you by the New Brunswick Free Public Library, the goals of this adult ESL program are: To provide English language instruction, to help adults gain motivational skills and knowledge to pursue further education and training, and to enhance the parenting skills of adult participants. Adult learners can improve their English language skills through an integrated literacy curriculum and the use of "real-life materials." Students must be over the age of 18 and be able to speak some English.
To join the ESL Conversation Group, please complete a registration form and return it to the Library. You may also download a PDF schedule, which lists the dates for the two different groups (one meets on Tuesdays, one meets on Thursdays).
7 - 8:30 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, please contact Librarian Kavita Pandey at kavita@lmxac.org or 732-745-5108 x20.
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Wednesday, July 17
Kids/Tween/Teen Field Day
(For ages 7 - 17.) Let's celebrate summer and play outdoors! This program will include sidewalk chalk, water balloons, and bubble making.
Meet at 3 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, you may call the Children's Room at 732-745-5108 ext. 15, email Children's Librarian Darby DeCicco at darby@lmxac.org, or Teen Librarian Rosy Henderson at rosyh@lmxac.org, or call the Reference Desk at 732-745-5108 x20.
JFVS ESL/Citizenship Class
Do you need help preparing for your Naturalization interview? The Jewish Family & Vocational Service can help you learn what you need to know! Classes provide opportunities to learn about U.S. government and U.S. history and to improve English language skills, while preparing for the Citizenship Exam. This class meets every Wednesday unless otherwise noted: students can attend any or all of the classes.
7 - 8:30 PM in the Henry Guest House.
(This class meets every Wednesday unless otherwise noted: students can attend any or all of the classes.
Register by calling the JFVS office at 732-777–1940 ext. 1153. Download the flyer for this class here.)
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Thursday, July 18
Teen Painting Program
Express yourself through abstract painting! Try one of the examples we will provide or come up with your own design.
3 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, please contact Teen Librarian Rosy Henderson at rosyh@lmxac.org or call 732-745-5108 x20.
Math & Science StoryTime
We'll read stories, sing songs, and do activities that will help little ones learn important math and science concepts. Presented in conjunction with Rutgers University and the National Institute for Early Education Research.
6 PM in the Children's Room. (Please note that the Children's Room will be otherwise closed after 6:00, due to Summer Hours.)
For ages 3-6. To sign up, call or visit the Children's Circulation Desk (732-745-5108 ext. 16.) For more information, ask for or email Children's Librarian Darby DeCicco (darby@lmxac.org.)
ESL Conversation Group
Brought to you by the New Brunswick Free Public Library, the goals of this adult ESL program are: To provide English language instruction, to help adults gain motivational skills and knowledge to pursue further education and training, and to enhance the parenting skills of adult participants. Adult learners can improve their English language skills through an integrated literacy curriculum and the use of "real-life materials." Students must be over the age of 18 and be able to speak some English.
To join the ESL Conversation Group, please complete a registration form and return it to the Library. You may also download a PDF schedule, which lists the dates for the two different groups (one meets on Tuesdays, one meets on Thursdays).
7 - 8:30 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, please contact Librarian Kavita Pandey at kavita@lmxac.org or 732-745-5108 x20.
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Tuesday, July 23
Kids' Stuffed Animal Sleepover
Ages 7-12: Volunteer to help Ms. Darby run this Stuff Animal Sleepover for our 3-6-year-olds! You can read stories, help with snacks, and more! You must sign up in advance.
Ages 3-6: Bring a stuffed animal pal to the library for stories, snacks, and crafts. When you go home, your animal will stay with Ms. Darby for a library sleepover! Come back in the morning to get your stuffed animal and see photos of what your animal did overnight!
3 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
To sign up, call or visit the Children's Circulation Desk (732-745-5108 ext. 16.) For more information, ask for or email Children's Librarian Darby DeCicco (darby@lmxac.org.)
ESL Conversation Group
Brought to you by the New Brunswick Free Public Library, the goals of this adult ESL program are: To provide English language instruction, to help adults gain motivational skills and knowledge to pursue further education and training, and to enhance the parenting skills of adult participants. Adult learners can improve their English language skills through an integrated literacy curriculum and the use of "real-life materials." Students must be over the age of 18 and be able to speak some English.
To join the ESL Conversation Group, please complete a registration form and return it to the Library. You may also download a PDF schedule, which lists the dates for the two different groups (one meets on Tuesdays, one meets on Thursdays).
7 - 8:30 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, please contact Librarian Kavita Pandey at kavita@lmxac.org or 732-745-5108 x20.
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Wednesday, July 24
Kids/Tween/Teen Game Day with Xbox Kinect
(For ages 7 - 17.) Hang out and play some classic board games, or challenge your friends to a totally interactive game on Xbox Kinect!
3 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, you may call the Children's Room at 732-745-5108 ext. 15, email Children's Librarian Darby DeCicco at darby@lmxac.org, or Teen Librarian Rosy Henderson at rosyh@lmxac.org, or call the Reference Desk at 732-745-5108 x20.
JFVS ESL/Citizenship Class
Do you need help preparing for your Naturalization interview? The Jewish Family & Vocational Service can help you learn what you need to know! Classes provide opportunities to learn about U.S. government and U.S. history and to improve English language skills, while preparing for the Citizenship Exam. This class meets every Wednesday unless otherwise noted: students can attend any or all of the classes.
7 - 8:30 PM in the Henry Guest House.
(This class meets every Wednesday unless otherwise noted: students can attend any or all of the classes.
Register by calling the JFVS office at 732-777–1940 ext. 1153. Download the flyer for this class here.)
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Thursday, July 25
Teen Duct Tape Crafts
This classic craft material never gets old. Make a wallet for a friend, or a rose for someone special.
3 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, please contact Teen Librarian Rosy Henderson at rosyh@lmxac.org or call 732-745-5108 x20.
Math & Science StoryTime
We'll read stories, sing songs, and do activities that will help little ones learn important math and science concepts. Presented in conjunction with Rutgers University and the National Institute for Early Education Research.
6 PM in the Children's Room. (Please note that the Children's Room will be otherwise closed after 6:00, due to Summer Hours.)
For ages 3-6. To sign up, call or visit the Children's Circulation Desk (732-745-5108 ext. 16.) For more information, ask for or email Children's Librarian Darby DeCicco (darby@lmxac.org.)
ESL Conversation Group
Brought to you by the New Brunswick Free Public Library, the goals of this adult ESL program are: To provide English language instruction, to help adults gain motivational skills and knowledge to pursue further education and training, and to enhance the parenting skills of adult participants. Adult learners can improve their English language skills through an integrated literacy curriculum and the use of "real-life materials." Students must be over the age of 18 and be able to speak some English.
To join the ESL Conversation Group, please complete a registration form and return it to the Library. You may also download a PDF schedule, which lists the dates for the two different groups (one meets on Tuesdays, one meets on Thursdays).
7 - 8:30 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, please contact Librarian Kavita Pandey at kavita@lmxac.org or 732-745-5108 x20.
Knitting Club
Like knitting or want to learn? Join the club! Everyone is welcome, from those who've never picked up needles to old pros. Just bring your current project, or if you're new to knitting, a willingness to learn. Participants will exchange knitting ideas while enjoying pleasant conversation. The Knitting Club regularly meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month (with some exceptions): click here for a flier showing the dates for 2013!
7 - 8:30 PM in the Henry Guest House.
For more information, please contact Librarian Joye Crowe-Logan at joye@lmxac.org or 732-745-5108 x20.
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Tuesday, July 30
Kids' LEGO League & LEGO Robots
Ages 7-12: Build a cool LEGO Robot with the New Brunswick 4H, or use the library's LEGOs to build a creation of your own design!
Ages 3-6: Join us on LEGO day and play with our extra-large DUPLO blocks - designed especially for little hands!
3 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
To sign up, call or visit the Children's Circulation Desk (732-745-5108 ext. 16.) For more information, ask for or email Children's Librarian Darby DeCicco (darby@lmxac.org.)
ESL Conversation Group
Brought to you by the New Brunswick Free Public Library, the goals of this adult ESL program are: To provide English language instruction, to help adults gain motivational skills and knowledge to pursue further education and training, and to enhance the parenting skills of adult participants. Adult learners can improve their English language skills through an integrated literacy curriculum and the use of "real-life materials." Students must be over the age of 18 and be able to speak some English.
To join the ESL Conversation Group, please complete a registration form and return it to the Library. You may also download a PDF schedule, which lists the dates for the two different groups (one meets on Tuesdays, one meets on Thursdays).
7 - 8:30 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, please contact Librarian Kavita Pandey at kavita@lmxac.org or 732-745-5108 x20.
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Wednesday, July 31
Kids/Tween/Teen Spy Day
(For ages 7 - 17.) Test your spy skills with activities like disguise-making, laser beam challenge, and more!
3 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, you may call the Children's Room at 732-745-5108 ext. 15, email Children's Librarian Darby DeCicco at darby@lmxac.org, or Teen Librarian Rosy Henderson at rosyh@lmxac.org, or call the Reference Desk at 732-745-5108 x20.
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