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Enjoy an hour of knitting, crocheting, crafts and conversation. All levels welcome. This workshop will be in Meeting Room 1.

Meets the 3rd Wednesday of the month in Meeting Room 3.

Upcoming 2024 Meetings:

 

Explore hand embroidery for beginners as a fun, relaxing way to bring your inspirations to life. Participants will learn basic stitches and create their own pattern to be embroidered.  Join artist Jenny Santa Maria, and learn essential techniques that ensure your stitches are consistent every time you pick up a project.

This workshop will be approximately 2 hours. All materials will be provided. Space is limited. Registration Required.

The goal of this session is to balance body and mind wellness along with cultivating qualities like resilience, presence, and compassion.

A meditation session will start with 5 minutes of relaxation practices followed by 20 minutes of mindful movements and end with 20 minutes of mindful compassion meditation practice.

Anyone, who would like to practice being present, calm, and centered are welcome to join.

This session will take place in Meeting Room 2

Are you a middle schooler interested in programming? This is the perfect place for you to dive into the world of computer science! In this workshop, you will learn the fundamentals of Python, a programming language used in software engineering, game development, and more. At the end of the workshop, you will be able to use your programming skills to create a project of your own.

This workshop will be led by Jonathan, a sophomore attending Princeton High School. This workshop is designed for students with no coding experience or who have done block-based coding in the past. It will be held every Thursday from 4:30-5:30pm starting April 11th until May 16th. 

**It is highly encouraged for students to attend each week of the 6 weeks to get the most out of the workshops**

**Students are encouraged to bring their laptops from school as there are limited supply of laptops available**

Material will be most appropiate for grades 5-8.

Most workshops will meet in Meeting Room 1 +2, April 25th the group will meet in Meeting Room 3.

Admission is open to all, but currently only the first 20 registrants can be guaranteed certain party favors, due to limited supplies.

CPL's biggest Swifties are invited to join us for a Taylor Swift listening party in honor of her new album. RSVP on our events calendar to take part in karaoke, bracelet-making, themed snacks, & more! Guests are encouraged to wear their most "fearless" outfits for Instax photo ops. This program is recommended for ages 7+

Learn all about how to use your iPhone or iPad!  In this workshop, we will have an open forum for any troubles you might encounter with the iPhone. In previous sessions, we dicussed the camera, security measures, and data storage. Beginner to intermediate experience with an iPhone is suggested. 

This workshop will be held in Meeting Room 1. 

Discuss your recent reads with fellow bibliophiles. This discussion group promises thought-provoking and engaging discourse. Meets the 4th Monday of the month in Meeting Room 3.

Are you a middle schooler interested in programming? This is the perfect place for you to dive into the world of computer science! In this workshop, you will learn the fundamentals of Python, a programming language used in software engineering, game development, and more. At the end of the workshop, you will be able to use your programming skills to create a project of your own.

This workshop will be led by Jonathan, a sophomore attending Princeton High School. This workshop is designed for students with no coding experience or who have done block-based coding in the past. It will be held every Thursday from 4:30-5:30pm starting April 11th until May 16th. 

**It is highly encouraged for students to attend each week of the 6 weeks to get the most out of the workshops**

**Students are encouraged to bring their laptops from school as there are limited supply of laptops available**

Material will be most appropiate for grades 5-8.

Most workshops will meet in Meeting Room 1 +2, April 25th the group will meet in Meeting Room 3.

During the Town-Wide Garage Sale on Saturday, April 27th, the Cranbury Public Library Foundation will be be having a BOOK SALE.

Materials will be available for purchase in Meeting Rooms 1&2, AND (weather-permitting) at the Cranbury Public Library Foundation table on Main Street by the old Cranbury Pizza.

All proceeds will go to support the Cranbury Public Library Foundation.

*At the request of the presenter, program participation will be limited to those who are age 14 and older.* 

Join us for an "April Showers Bring May Flowers" cookie decorating program!

 

Public speaking is a powerful way to build confidence by pushing yourself out of your comfort zone and facing your fears. In this program dedicated to honing public speaking skills, participants are provided with structured opportunities to practice and refine their speaking techniques, receive constructive feedback, and gradually build confidence in their ability to articulate ideas persuasively and convincingly.

This workshop is designed for Chilldren in Grades 4 through 8 and being taught by Speaking Solutions a local high school group from West Windsor- Plainsboro. 

Meeting Dates will be April 15, April 29th, May 13th, and May 20th starting at 3:30pm and going until 4:30pm. 

Located in Meeting Room 1 + 2

What is romantic love? For centuries, the mysteries of romantic love have been in the province of mystics, poets and philosophers experienced as intoxicating and illogical. Research now tells us that love is a survival mechanism. It’s both logical and functional. This talk on The New Science of Love and Romance will explore common myths and reveal what science tells us about romantic love’s purpose and function presented by Terri DiMatteo, LPC.

Speaker Bio:
Relationship and couple counselor Terri DiMatteo, LPC is the founder of Open Door Therapy. She helps individuals and couples repair and strengthen their romantic bonds. Her practice specialties include affair recovery and healing from narcissistic abuse. Terri has a blog and podcast, Lovebonds, both with worldwide reach. Her expertise in relationships has been featured in publications like New Jersey Brides Magazine, AskMen, PsychCentral, Newsweek, and the Princeton Perspective.

Located in Meeting Room 1 +2

Join us for an hour of gentle stretching, breath work, and meditation. This class is perfect for beginners or experienced  Please bring your own mat.

I acknowledge this program involves bodily movement. By registering for this program I consent that I will not hold the Library or presenter liable for any injury that may result from participation in this program. This registration serves as my digital signature and acknowledgement of the above
Meeting Room 1&2

Are you a middle schooler interested in programming? This is the perfect place for you to dive into the world of computer science! In this workshop, you will learn the fundamentals of Python, a programming language used in software engineering, game development, and more. At the end of the workshop, you will be able to use your programming skills to create a project of your own.

This workshop will be led by Jonathan, a sophomore attending Princeton High School. This workshop is designed for students with no coding experience or who have done block-based coding in the past. It will be held every Thursday from 4:30-5:30pm starting April 11th until May 16th. 

**It is highly encouraged for students to attend each week of the 6 weeks to get the most out of the workshops**

**Students are encouraged to bring their laptops from school as there are limited supply of laptops available**

Material will be most appropiate for grades 5-8.

Most workshops will meet in Meeting Room 1 +2, April 25th the group will meet in Meeting Room 3.

Join us for an hour of gentle stretching, breath work, and meditation. This class is perfect for beginners or experienced  Please bring your own mat.

I acknowledge this program involves bodily movement. By registering for this program I consent that I will not hold the Library or presenter liable for any injury that may result from participation in this program. This registration serves as my digital signature and acknowledgement of the above
Meeting Room 1&2

Join us for a beginner cell phone and internet class! Learn all about the uses of your phone, detect scams, and become more comfortable with your devices! This class and discussion is sponsored by the Gardens at Monroe and facilitated by Kat Verdi. Located in Meeting Room 1+2.

Are you a middle schooler interested in programming? This is the perfect place for you to dive into the world of computer science! In this workshop, you will learn the fundamentals of Python, a programming language used in software engineering, game development, and more. At the end of the workshop, you will be able to use your programming skills to create a project of your own.

This workshop will be led by Jonathan, a sophomore attending Princeton High School. This workshop is designed for students with no coding experience or who have done block-based coding in the past. It will be held every Thursday from 4:30-5:30pm starting April 11th until May 16th. 

**It is highly encouraged for students to attend each week of the 6 weeks to get the most out of the workshops**

**Students are encouraged to bring their laptops from school as there are limited supply of laptops available**

Material will be most appropiate for grades 5-8.

Most workshops will meet in Meeting Room 1 +2, April 25th the group will meet in Meeting Room 3.

Celebrate Asian American Pacific Heritage Month and learn to cook fresh Indian paranthas. Paranthas are easy-to-make, nutritious flatbreads. Paranthas can be eaten for breakfast, lunch or dinner or simply with a cup of chai as a snack. Participants will learn about different flours, spices, and how to make tasty fillers so you can create your very own favorite paranthas!

Space is limited. Registration Required.
This program has potential allergens.
Meeting Rooms 1&2