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Spring Photography Contest: April - June 2013
The New Brunswick Free Public Library is again presenting a Photography Contest during this Spring season! 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 14, 2013.
~ The contest submission form with complete details is available in the library, or click here to download a copy. ~
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: more details to be posted soon!
There will also be a series of workshops: download a flier for these here and/or scroll down to see the descriptions of these events.
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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May
Tuesday, May 14
Bouncing Babies Story-Time
Caregivers with children ages 0-2 are invited
to join us for songs, rhymes, and activities designed to get little minds thinking and little bodies moving!
11 - 11:30 AM in the Storytime 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.)
Kids' Drop-in Craft
Stop by the Children’s Room between 4pm and 6pm and enjoy a quick craft!
4 PM in the Children's Room.
For ages 7-12. 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, May 15
Tween Cancer Awareness Program
*For ages 11 to 14.
Hosted by the Cancer Institute of New Jersey, in this program you will learn about sun safety, the dangers of tobacco, and other helpful info to help you prevent cancer!
4 - 6 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.
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Thursday, May 16
Photography Workshop: Planning for personal and professional photo projects.
Whether it is a digital slideshow for a special event, a personalized single-print photo book, a magazine article pitch, a portfolio, a trade or art book, or a multimedia project, proper planning and workflow management is a critical component to success. Photographer and author Jack Howard will speak about the right steps to creating a project from rough sketch to finished form. Time will be allotted for Q&A, so bring your ideas and questions!
6:30 - 8:00 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
This workshop is free and open to the public. To attend this program, please register at the library’s Reference Desk, or call 732-745-5108, ext. 20.
Enter the Photography Contest! Click here for a submission form with full details.
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.
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 Henry Guest House.
For more information, please contact Librarian Kavita Pandey at kavita@lmxac.org or 732-745-5108 x20.
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Saturday, May 18
PreSchool PlayTime: Dog Days
Join us for a dog day! We’ll read stories, play games, create crafts, and enjoy snacks all inspired by Man’s Best Friend!
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.)
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Monday, May 20
Friends' Book Club
The Friends of the Library run this monthly book club on the last Monday of the month. The only requirements are to have read the book and be willing to discuss it! This month's book is Anatomy of Injustice: A Murder Case Gone Wrong by Raymond Bonner.
1:30 PM in the Henry Guest House.
For more information about the Friends of the Library, see their webpage.
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Tuesday, May 21
Bouncing Babies Story-Time
Caregivers with children ages 0-2 are invited
to join us for songs, rhymes, and activities designed to get little minds thinking and little bodies moving!
11 - 11:30 AM in the Storytime 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.)
Kids Write to a Disney Character
Create a personalized letter to send off to Disney World, and who knows? You might just get something back!
4 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, May 22
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, May 23
Photography Workshop: Photo tips for better pictures.
Well known NJ photographer and author Walter Choroszewski will present a "Back-to-Basics" class offering a variety of tips for taking better pictures. His topics include an explanation of different Lens types, understanding proper exposure, the differences in Scene Modes, and encouragement on breaking free from the use of "AUTOMATIC". He will also explain Depth of Field, Lighting, and Rules of Composition. Walter's goal will be to help you apply these basic concepts to your digital camera photography -- whether you use a compact, mirrorless, or the latest DSLR.
6:30 - 8:00 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
This workshop is free and open to the public. To attend this program, please register at the library’s Reference Desk, or call 732-745-5108, ext. 20.
Enter the Photography Contest! Click here for a submission form with full details.
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.
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 Henry Guest House.
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, May 24
VISTA Visits
NJ After 3 and Americorps VISTA offer these exciting Friday afternoon programs! Possible activities include games, arts and crafts, homework help, and book discussion groups! Open to students in grades K - 8.
3 - 4:30 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
*Please note that the library closes at 5PM on Fridays: All children must be prepared to leave the library by 4:45 on Friday afternoons.
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Tuesday, May 28
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, May 29
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, May 30
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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June
(more events to be posted soon!)
Tuesday, June 4
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 5
Friends' Brown Bag Lunch Program
Judith Krall-Russo, certified tea specialist and food historian, will be our featured speaker. Her topic will be "Blueberries: New Jersey’s Wonder Fruit." The cultivated blueberry has its roots in the Pinelands of New Jersey. Elizabeth White and Dr. Frederick Coville proved that the "swamp huckleberry" could be cultivated. Today the blueberry is touted as a wonder fruit with many health benefits. Judith Krall-Russo will discuss the history and health benefits of blueberries, and describe a variety of ways to prepare them.
12:15 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information about the Friends of the Library, see their webpage.
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, June 6
Teen Drop-In Craft: Bookmark Making
Stop by the Teen Room and create bookmarks to save your place in the books you read for Summer Reading!
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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Monday, June 10
Friends' Book Club
The Friends of the Library run this monthly book club on the last Monday of the month. The only requirements are to have read the book and be willing to discuss it! This month's book isThe Mysterious Stranger by Mark Twain.
1:30 PM in the Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information about the Friends of the Library, see their webpage.
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Tuesday, June 11
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 12
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, June 13
Tween Book Tote Craft
Come in and decorate a book tote to help you carry around your Summer Reading books!
*For 4th through 8th graders.
4 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.
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 Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, please contact Librarian Joye Crowe-Logan at joye@lmxac.org or 732-745-5108 x20.
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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
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 eReader! -- courtesy of New Brunswick local businesses. Please see the registration form for more details. (To be posted soon.)
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!
3 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.
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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
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 Carl T. Valenti Community Room.
For more information, please contact Librarian Joye Crowe-Logan at joye@lmxac.org or 732-745-5108 x20.
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