Cinnaminson Community Calendar, April 8-21

The facility is at 1601 Union Landing Road. Acceptable items for dropoff include paints, motor oil, antifreeze, electronics, televisions, brush and branches, metal items, automobile and small truck tires, car batteries and large trash items. No construction debris. Available to residents only with required ID. For additional information, contact the Public Works Department at (856) 829-6703.

The board meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of the month. To submit an application, contact Lori Neely at (856) 829-6000, ext 2311.

All are welcome to attend school board meetings either virtually or in person. Unless otherwise noted, meeting are held in the cafetorium of Cinnaminson Middle School at 7 p.m. All regular meetings are broadcast online at www.youtube.com/@cinnaminsonschools.

Cinnaminson High’s baseball booster club is holding a clothing and shoe drive fundraiser. Help the organization to raise funds by cleaning out your closets, attics, garages, and basements. Leave bags in front of garage. Contact Jamie at (609) 706-8394.

Stop by the library for some relaxing fun! There will be board games available as well as a craft.

Learn and practice the principles of Tai Chi, an ancient Chinese martial art, as you engage in gentle exercise and relaxation. This class will focus on mental and muscular release, essential for good posture and continuous whole-body movement. We begin the class with a series of stretching exercises to open and elasticize the body before turning to the Tai Chi form itself.

What makes a potted flower even more beautiful? A painted pot! Stop by the library to decorate a flower pot and plant some seeds.

Looking for local programs to find a job, financial assistance, housing or food? Our Community Resource Navigators can help!

This service is available on a drop-in basis to connect you with the best assistance program for your needs, support you through an online application or help you find the right contact information for a local community program. 

Staff members from the 8th Legislative District will also be on hand to answer questions and provide assistance.

It’s never too early to start preparing for your future or your parent’s future. Join this workshop to explore a range of living options, including independent and assisted living communities, 50+ communities, downsizing and aging in your current home. You’ll gain valuable insights into these choices and learn key factors to consider as you plan for the next chapter.

Join us for stories, movement and activities designed for children on the go! We focus on building early literacy skills through naming colors, counting, letter recognition, etc. in a fun, interactive environment. Caregivers are encouraged to participate in the fun! Storytime is also a great place to socialize with other families and meet new friends.

Are you interested in civil debate/discussion with others? Would you like to sharpen your skills in listening and understanding others, as well as speaking to others in an informal setting? Do you like to think about and discuss current events and philosophical issues? Join the group!

This month’s debate topic will be empathy.

Join us for stories, movement and activities designed for children on the go. We focus on building early literacy skills through naming colors, counting, letter recognition, etc.

As we continue celebrating our upcoming 250th Anniversary, we are excited to launch this special guided painting class. In tribute to the political triumph achieved by the Colonists at the Boston Tea Party, participants will create artwork using a unique medium—a mixture of real brewed tea. This special mixture will produce a sepia-toned “paint” to help commemorate our success in the harbor. 

Get ready to blend creativity with storytelling, offering participants the opportunity to explore history through art. Attendees will leave with a beautiful tea-painted artwork, a newfound appreciation for this unique art form and a meaningful souvenir celebrating our country’s history.

Join us in our monthly gathering of Special Needs Enrichment Hour! Together we will gather for different activities such as reading, crafting and singing along to our favorite songs. Get ready to have fun in a safe and supportive environment and make friends together! This program is designed to promote social skills and expand the creative and learning activities for adults 18+ with special needs.

It’s like rain, if rain had color! Be sure to dress for a mess! For ages 3-5. If you would like to bring a child outside of this age group, please do not register and instead call the library to make accommodations.

Do you play chess or are interested in learning? Join us for an hour of friendly matches with this fun strategy board game! All levels of play welcome.

Join us for stories, movement and activities designed for children on the go! We focus on building early literacy skills through naming colors, counting, letter recognition, etc. in a fun, interactive environment. Caregivers are encouraged to participate in the fun! Storytime is also a great place to socialize with other families and meet new friends.