Monday Morning Book Club
(Virtual)
Monday, March 13
10:00-11:00am
Zoom

Please join us once a month to connect with other readers for lively book discussions. Titles are selected by the book club members and include both fiction and nonfiction. 

Attention Adult Patrons: You do not have to be an Edison resident to attend. All are welcome!
Library card and PIN are not required for Adult programs.

Pre-Diabetes Program
(In-Person)
Tuesday, March 14
1:00-2:00pm
North Edison Branch

Cindy Andl, R. N., C. D. E. will discuss the early warning signs and symptoms of diabetes and the changes you can make to prevent it before it starts. The  first in a diabetes program series from Hackensack Meridian Health.

Attention Adult Patrons: You do not have to be an Edison resident to attend. All are welcome!
Library card and PIN are not required for Adult programs.

Financial Literacy: Becoming an Informed Investor
(In-Person)
Tuesday, March 14
2:30-3:30pm
North Edison Branch

The Seton Hall University School of Law FINRA Investor Advocacy Program will explain common finance terms and
break down personal net worth. Plan for financial success and avoid investment pitfalls.

You do not have to be an Edison resident to attend. All are welcome!
Library card and PIN are not required for Adult programs.

Page Lovers Book Club

(In-Person)

Wednesday, March 15
7:00-8:00pm
Zoom

If the thought of going out on a weekday evening is too much, then this library book club is for you!  

Please join us to discuss Greenlights by Matthew McConaughey.

Author Talk with Deepti Paikray
(In-Person)
Saturday, March 18
1:30-2:30pm
North Edison Branch

Deepti is a freelance writer and creative writing instructor. She teaches creative writing to adults and children. Her articles have appeared in The Indian Express, Life Positive and Hinduism Today. Her book, Stories at my Doorstep, is a collection of 21 essays and short stories about essential moments in the lives of people.

You do not have to be an Edison resident to attend. All are welcome!
Library card and PIN are not required for Adult programs.

Bilingual Language Time—English-Chinese
(In-Person)
Monday, March 13
6:00-7:00pm
Main Library

6:00-6:30pm: Open to ages 5-12 with adult. 

6:30-7:00pm: Activities/Craft time and open to all ages. 

Includes songs, music, Chinese Poems, short books, and crafts. Caregivers are encourage to join in. Also you are welcome to bring your own materials/homework if you need help.

St. Patrick's Day Rainbow Twirlers
(In-Person)
Thursday, March 16
3:30-4:30pm
Main Library

Come and make an adorable St. Patrick's Day rainbow paper twirler decoration!

Children under the age of 8 years old must be accompanied by an adult. 

WeMake 4H Class - Java
(In-Person)
Tuesday, March 14
3:30-4:45pm
North Edison Branch

WeMake 4H has created excellent material to introduce all the basic concepts of Java in a fun and engaging manner. The course covers all the essentials, including variables, arithmetic, logical operations, string manipulations, arrays, and functions. 

Please bring your own charged laptops.

For Grades: 6th - 10th. Registration required.

Tween Makerspace: Mommy & Me - Crochet Hair Accessories
(In-Person)
Tuesday, March 14
3:45-4:45pm
Main Library

Please join us for a fun time making crochet hair accessories, a simple flower or a shamrock! You may bring your own hair clips or rubber bands.

Ages 8-12 with Moms. Registration required.

Tween Makerspace: Button Maker
(In-Person)
Wednesday, March 15
4:00-4:45pm
North Edison Branch

Enjoy making magnet buttons? Please join us in our Makerspace to make magnet buttons for yourself, family and friends.

Ages 8-12. Registration required.

• Borrow e-books, audiobooks, and magazines at eLibraryNJ or through the Libby app 
• Watch films, documentaries, and Great Course classes at Kanopy
• Take a class at LinkedIn Learning
• Borrow music, comics, movies, and more at Hoopla
• Read newspapers and magazines from over 100 countries on PressReader