Kids & Family
Bugs of “Insectropolis” Visit East Brunswick Public Library
Known as "the bugseum of New Jersey," Insectropolis is an insect-themed museum in Toms River.
Bugs aren’t creepy or crawly—often, they are misunderstood tiny animals. East Brunswick Public Library (2 Jean Walling Civic Center Drive) hosts a special exhibit featuring the insect residents of Insectropolis on Sunday, October 30.
Known as “the bugseum of New Jersey,” Insectropolis is an insect-themed museum in Toms River, NJ. It is home to thousands of beautiful and bizarre insects from around the world, arranged into a bug-themed city.
This unique and educational program lets children (ages four and up with an accompanying adult) get up and close with these little animals.
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The presentation is offered in four different sessions at 12:30 pm, 1:15 pm, 2:00 pm and 2:45 pm. Registration is required for this free program starting on October 3. To register, go to www.ebpl.org/calendar.
This program is free, thanks to generous sponsorship from the Friends of the East Brunswick Public Library. Information about Insectropolis can be found online at www.insectropolist.com.
