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Join us for our District Family Reading Night Feb. 12th 6:30 PM
Our Mission The South Brunswick Public Library offers programs, classes, and events that promote literacy for all ages, interests and abilities. We are proud to partner with the SB School District each year for SB Reads communitywide reading program.
Our Mission The South Brunswick Public Library offers programs, classes, and events that promote literacy for all ages, interests and abilities. We are proud to partner with the SB School District each year for SB Reads communitywide reading program.
Contact SBPL at (732) 329-4000, ext. 7286. For more details about programs and services by SBPL, visit http://www.sbpl.info . For more program information and to register for a virtual program, visit our Events Calendar.
Adults
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Autism Has No Look: Putting a Spotlight on the Spectrum 4/18/21 at 2 p.m. registration required
Teens
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Bookmark craft on Sunday, March 7
Silver Lining Virtual Positivity Quilt
Tweens
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Children's
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Suggested Reading Lists
Suggested Reading Lists
Adults - Fiction and Nonfiction
Children's (Early Chapter Books)
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Visit the SBPL to share your experiences in the form of narratives as well as photographs, artwork, poems or other modes of reflection.
Visit the SBPL to share your experiences in the form of narratives as well as photographs, artwork, poems or other modes of reflection.
Covid 19: Tell Your Story
Covid 19: Tell Your Story
As we think about silver linings, many of us have found them as we struggle through Covid-19. Now is a good time to share those silver linings as part of a history and archive project hosted by the SBPL.
From the South Brunswick Public Library:
Archiving your experiences during the time of the COVID-19 pandemic is important for future researchers and historians. The South Brunswick Public Library would like to know about your experiences during the pandemic. Make your story heard for future generations from first-hand accounts. Stories can be anonymous. Your submissions may be featured on our website. Entries can include photographs, artwork, poems etc.
Stories can also be emailed directly to Randall Marsola, rmarsola@sbpl.info
Stories can also be emailed directly to Randall Marsola, rmarsola@sbpl.info
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