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2nd Annual Multicultural Fair at the Library

Enjoy international food, dance and more Sunday at the library.

Celebrate the richness of the community during the 2nd Annual Multicultural Fair at the East Brunswick Public Library.

Drop by on Sunday, Sept. 23, beginning at 1 p.m. and enjoy international food, dancing, arts and crafts for children, as well as a month-long cultural arts exhibit on display right here at the library. Come on by and enjoy the day, and you just might even come home with a door prize. This free event is sponsored by the East Brunswick Human Relations Council and the Library.

 

For more information on this event call 732-390-6767 or go to The Library’s website at http://www.ebpl.org and click on “News & Events.”

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