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Feb 5 7 pm Jeiris Cook Concert
Feb 6 2 pm Speed Friending: meet new people!
Feb 7 11 am Intro to American Sign Language (series)
Starts January 31!
Feb 10, 17 1 pm Pointillism: two-part art class
Feb 10 7 pm NCB Book Group: Love Among the Recipes
Feb 11 2 pm Language of Flowers, with
Hunterdon County Master Gardeners
Feb 13 2 pm Matinees at NCB*
Feb 14 2 pm Jaime & Nancy DeJesus Concert
Feb 17 7 pm Evening Improv: it's good for you, and it's fun!
Feb 18 2 pm Bingo!
Feb 19 7 pm SciFi and Fantasy Book Club:
Chain-Gang All-Stars
Feb 20 2 pm Matinees at NCB*
Feb 24 7 pm Evening Improv: it's good for you, and it's fun!
Feb. 27 2 pm Matinees at NCB*
Feb. 28 2 pm Rave-On! Concert (60s-80s music)
*Please call or check website for title
• Check out the HCL Makerspace in Flemington! Equipment
includes ceramics, garment printing, audio recording, milling,
sewing, VR, heat press, design software and printing, and more!
Visit: https://hclibrary.us/makerspace for more information.
• Scrabble meets upstairs every Friday at 1:00 pm!
• NCB Fiber Artists Drop-in: Chat While You Craft!
Second and Fourth Wednesdays from 7:00 to 8:30 pm.
• Check out our Puzzle Swap! You can take and/or bring
a puzzle (in good condition).
n O r t h C O u n t y b r a n C h l i b r a r y ' s
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Visit the Library and enjoy our programs! Please register for
events! Use LibCal: www.hclibrary.us/home, or call: 908.730.6135
For more information, registration help, and adult programs and
outdoor concerts at our HQ location in Flemington, please call:
908.730.6135, or visit our website at: www.HCLibrary.us
For information and events for children,
visit our website at: www.HCLibrary.us, or call: 908.730.6834.
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Readington Township has a long history of being a pioneer with both Open Space and Farmland preservation.
Recently, the Readington Open Space Advisory Board (OSAB) and Agricultural Land Advisory Committee launched the
Preserve Rural Readington Facebook page as a way to communicate to Hunterdon residents the value of Readington's
rural environment, preservation of open space and farmland, and protection of natural resources.
The goal of all of these preservation efforts is to conserve and safeguard our rural lands, wildlife, water supply,
and the Hunterdon way of life, while also being financially responsible by using grants to fund acquisitions. If you would like
to learn more about land preservation efforts, the development of wildlife corridors, and watershed
protections in our area, please follow Preserve Rural Readington using the QR code today.
"In February, the smallest gestures of kindness can melt the coldest of hearts." ~ Susan Elizabeth Phillips
