This class will take place at the Madison Community House, located at 25 Cook Ave in Madison. Parking is available on a first come first served basis on the right side of the parking lot only. However, there is plenty of space to park in a nearby municipal lot or on the street.
Snacks will be provided. For grades 6 and up, registration required. Program will run from 4:00-5:30pm.
Presented by Alex Clemente
Sponsored by the Kemmerer Library
This class will take place at the Madison Community House, located at 25 Cook Ave in Madison. Parking is available on a first come first served basis on the right side of the parking lot only. However, there is plenty of space to park in a nearby municipal lot or on the street. No registration required!
This class will take place at the Madison Community House, located at 25 Cook Ave in Madison. Parking is available on a first come first served basis on the right side of the parking lot only. However, there is plenty of space to park in a nearby municipal lot or on the street. Please register each child individually.
Have no time or space to finish up all those craft projects? Take n Makes waiting to be assembled? You are not alone! Join us for some quiet time away from the kids and the dirty dishes. Relax with friends and fellow crafters. Bring along anything you want to work on or enjoy doing the craft I will provide. Register at MadisonNJLibrary.org **Location change - Madison Community Arts Center, 10 Kings Road, Madison**
Sponsored by Madison Public Library ( Madison Borough).Join us at the Madison Community Art Center to make a fairy wand for your garden or indoor pots. Sparkles in the sun and adds fun to your plantings.
Sponsored by Madison Public Library ( Madison Borough).Presented by Rutgers Master Gardeners
Registration is required.
This class will take place at the Madison Community House, located at 25 Cook Ave in Madison. Parking is available on a first come first served basis on the right side of the parking lot only. However, there is plenty of space to park in a nearby municipal lot or on the street.
Registration is required.
For ages 8-11, registration is required. For this session, please read The Snowcat Prince by Dina Norlund, through page 94.
In recent years a spate of books and articles have been published with the phrase “New Gilded Age” or “Second Gilded Age” in their title. All examine current social, political, and economic problems in the United States (growing income inequality, Wall Street malfeasance, and vehement anti-immigrant sentiment—just to name a few) with an eye toward the first Gilded Age (1870-1900). That was a period when America experienced astonishing growth in prosperity, population, and industry, but also urban squalor, political corruption, worker exploitation, Robber Baron ruthlessness, and an alarming growth in the gap between rich and poor. This presentation will examine this first Gilded Age and the key issues it raised, as well as how out of its turmoil the U.S. entered a period (The Progressive Era) marked by wide-ranging reform movements. The last portion will offer a comparison between the first Gilded Age and our current situation.
Hosted by historian Edward O'Donnell
This class will take place at the Madison Community House, located at 25 Cook Ave in Madison. Parking is available on a first come first served basis on the right side of the parking lot only (closer to the building). However, there is plenty of space to park in a nearby municipal lot or on the street. Please register each child individually.
Each game session will run for two hours. Registration is required.
Have no time or space to finish up all those craft projects? Take n Makes waiting to be assembled? You are not alone! Join us for some quiet time away from the kids and the dirty dishes. Relax with friends and fellow crafters. Bring along anything you want to work on or enjoy doing the craft I will provide. Register at MadisonNJLibrary.org **Location change - Madison Community Arts Center, 10 Kings Road, Madison**
Sponsored by Madison Public Library ( Madison Borough).Sponsored by Madison Public Library ( Madison Borough).
Arlene Ferris-Waks is the Director of Complaints and Investor Outreach of the New Jersey Bureau of Securities in the Office of the New Jersey Attorney General as she presents Cryptocurrency.