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Priscilla Gardner Main Library: Vases with Ms. Anjie!
Learn to make your own vase out of air dry clay! Jersey City Free Library website jclibrary.org
Learn to make your own vase out of air dry clay! Jersey City Free Library website jclibrary.org
Getting to the heart of your small business accounting - Second in a series. These three (3)sessions will help you ask the right questions when it comes to making difficult decisions regarding business finances, debt, taxes etc. All are welcome - whether you have many years experience in this world - are curious - are […]
Join us for fun fridays. Únete a nosotros para viernes de diversion. Every friday/cada viernes starting January/Enero 5. Legos, Board games, Chess, Checkers, Puzzles, Arcade Style Pacman and nintendo switch Ages/Edads: 5 and up. Jersey City Free Library website jclibrary.org
Fri Mar 22nd 7:30pm Barrow Mansion downstairs kitchen, 83 Wayne Street (Secular/Agnostics, Discussion, Open)
Jersey City Farmer’s Markets are a vital source of nutritious food for many of our residents, and is one of the safest ways for people to get food and support our local economy. The Farmer’s Markets are all open-air distributors of fresh produce and goods, and are monitored and licensed by the city’s Department of […]
Expand your literary palate and connect with fellow book readers at our literary buffet. Sample new titles from your favorite genres or explore new categories from specially curated literary menus. Adults and Teens 17+ are welcome. Registration is required. Jersey City Free Library website jclibrary.org
Barrow Mansion, Meeting Room #1
Celebrate Pride Month by making beaded bracelets with Ms. Nicole! Jersey City Free Library website jclibrary.org
Come channel your inner artist as you unwind while coloring to relaxing music. All materials will be provided. Adults & Teens welcome. Date: Thursday, June 6, 2024 Time: 3:30pm - 4:30pm Jersey City Free Library website jclibrary.org
JC Fridays Open: 12PM – 6PM Open to be toured: 12PM – 5PM Born in 1914 to a family of African, Creole, and Native American heritage in Memphis, Bolden was closest to his twin brother, Monroe, with whom he shared a love of handmade radios and baseball. Though Bolden lost his sight at a young […]
