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Learn to draw cartoons! Award-winning cartoonist and humorous illustrator Rick Stromoski will teach you how to create your own cartoon characters, draw facial expressions, and even some animals! All you need is a stack of paper and your favorite thing to draw with. For ages 8 to 13. Please supply an email address when registering, and we will send a Zoom link prior to the program.

Celebrate Read Across America with stories read by Cranbury's Mayor, Mr. Michael Ferrante.

Great Decisions is America's largest discussion program on world affairs.  A video on the topic will be streamed via zoom beginning at 6:30.  The discussion will follow at about 7:00 The 2021 topics are listed below.  Please register for each each session you plan to attend.

February 9 - Global Supply Chains and U.S National Security
March 9 -The future of Persian Gulf security
April 13 - Brexit: taking stock and looking ahead
May 11- The coldest war: toward a return to Great Power competition in the Arctic?
June -15 China and Africa
July 13 - The two Koreas
August - 10 The World Health Organization's response to Covid-19
September 14 - The end of globalization?

Join us for a brief but very important virtual presentation on COVID-19 vaccination, given by a representative from the Middlesex County Dept. of Health.  This talk will take place at the beginning of our regularly scheduled Zoom Coffee Talk for Seniors program, on Friday, March 12 @ 10 AM.
 

The CranPals are taking their well-received reading program online!  This spring, each Saturday morning a CranPal will be sharing stories via Zoom. CranPals are local residents looking to share their love of reading with kindergarten age children.  Each week a new CranPal will read several stories and talk about the books with participants.

Frank Marlowe will repeat the tribute to John Lewis  that he presented after Lewis' death last year.  He will cover Lewis’ formative influences and activities leading up to his famous march in Selma, Alabama -- the events surrounding the Selma march and the reasons why the march was so significant.

The Board of Health, Recreation Commission, and the Cranbury Public Library have partnered to host a monthly series on health and wellness.  Meditation, nutrition, exercise, Feldenkreis study of movement, outdoor activities in Cranbury and yoga are some of the topics that presenters will be covering.  These 30-minute to 1-hour sessions begin on February 24th at 7PM, and after that will be presented on the third Wednesday every month starting at 7PM.  Some of these will be active sessions, and some will be informational.

The first Wellness Session will be Eat Your Way to a Strong Immune System , a discussion of nutrition and the immune system, presented by dietetics interns.  The discussion will involve basics of the immune system, immune support vs. boost, some of the nutrients and nutrition related behaviors that support immune health.  Practical meal and snack ideas will be presented, and there will be a question-and-answer period following the presentation.


Join us on Feb. 24 at 7PM on Zoom!
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88644232399?pwd=VHBFWW1XUnFsY054NVNBbGUvK2JTdz0

In honor of black history month, and women's history month,  please join us to learn about the lives of two extraordinary African American women. Dr. Linda Caldwell-Epps shares the histories of Ona Judge and Harriet Tubman, two enslaved women who fought their way to freedom in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Participants will learn how these two women shared a desire for freedom at all costs, and the drive to determine their futures. Their story of resistance can be traced through American history and it serves as a model for people today who are resisting and protesting for what they believe to be their rights as citizens.

Mrs. Caldwell-Epps founded 1804 Consultants to advance educational and cultural organizations. She served as President and CEO at that organization, and New Jersey Network Television and Radio where she served as Vice President for Institutional relatins. Linda has earned the Most Distinguished Alumnae Award from Seton Hall University and induction into the Douglass Society, the highest honor accorded to Douglass College graduates. She has also served as a Ford Foundatin-funded consultant to several institutions of higher learning.
  

The CranPals are taking their well-received reading program online!  This spring, each Saturday morning a CranPal will be sharing stories via Zoom. CranPals are local residents looking to share their love of reading with kindergarten age children.  Each week a new CranPal will read several stories and talk about the books with participants.

The CranPals are taking their well-received reading program online!  This spring, each Saturday morning a CranPal will be sharing stories via Zoom. CranPals are local residents looking to share their love of reading with kindergarten age children.  Each week a new CranPal will read several stories and talk about the books with participants.

The CranPals are taking their well-received reading program online!  This spring, each Saturday morning a CranPal will be sharing stories via Zoom. CranPals are local residents looking to share their love of reading with kindergarten age children.  Each week a new CranPal will read several stories and talk about the books with participants.

Great Decisions is America's largest discussion program on world affairs.  A video on the topic will be streamed via zoom beginning at 6:30.  The discussion will follow at about 7:00 The 2021 topics are listed below.  Please register for each each session you plan to attend.

February 9 - Global Supply Chains and U.S National Security
March 9 -The future of Persian Gulf security
April 13 - Brexit: taking stock and looking ahead
May 11- The coldest war: toward a return to Great Power competition in the Arctic?
June -15 China and Africa
July 13 - The two Koreas
August - 10 The World Health Organization's response to Covid-19
September 14 - The end of globalization?

The CranPals are taking their well-received reading program online!  This spring, each Saturday morning a CranPal will be sharing stories via Zoom. CranPals are local residents looking to share their love of reading with kindergarten age children.  Each week a new CranPal will read several stories and talk about the books with participants.

The Board of Health, Recreation Commission, and the Cranbury Public Library have partnered to host a monthly series on health and wellness.  Meditation, nutrition, exercise, Feldenkreis study of movement, outdoor activities in Cranbury and yoga are some of the topics that presenters will be covering.  These 30-minute to 1-hour sessions begin on February 24th at 7PM, and after that will be presented on the third Wednesday every month starting at 7PM.  Some of these will be active sessions, and some will be informational.

The first Wellness Session will be Eat Your Way to a Strong Immune System , a discussion of nutrition and the immune system, presented by dietetics interns.  The discussion will involve basics of the immune system, immune support vs. boost, some of the nutrients and nutrition related behaviors that support immune health.  Practical meal and snack ideas will be presented, and there will be a question-and-answer period following the presentation.


Join us on Feb. 24 at 7PM on Zoom!
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88644232399?pwd=VHBFWW1XUnFsY054NVNBbGUvK2JTdz0

The CranPals are taking their well-received reading program online!  This spring, each Saturday morning a CranPal will be sharing stories via Zoom. CranPals are local residents looking to share their love of reading with kindergarten age children.  Each week a new CranPal will read several stories and talk about the books with participants.

The CranPals are taking their well-received reading program online!  This spring, each Saturday morning a CranPal will be sharing stories via Zoom. CranPals are local residents looking to share their love of reading with kindergarten age children.  Each week a new CranPal will read several stories and talk about the books with participants.

The CranPals are taking their well-received reading program online!  This spring, each Saturday morning a CranPal will be sharing stories via Zoom. CranPals are local residents looking to share their love of reading with kindergarten age children.  Each week a new CranPal will read several stories and talk about the books with participants.

Great Decisions is America's largest discussion program on world affairs.  A video on the topic will be streamed via zoom beginning at 6:30.  The discussion will follow at about 7:00 The 2021 topics are listed below.  Please register for each each session you plan to attend.

February 9 - Global Supply Chains and U.S National Security
March 9 -The future of Persian Gulf security
April 13 - Brexit: taking stock and looking ahead
May 11- The coldest war: toward a return to Great Power competition in the Arctic?
June -15 China and Africa
July 13 - The two Koreas
August - 10 The World Health Organization's response to Covid-19
September 14 - The end of globalization?

The CranPals are taking their well-received reading program online!  This spring, each Saturday morning a CranPal will be sharing stories via Zoom. CranPals are local residents looking to share their love of reading with kindergarten age children.  Each week a new CranPal will read several stories and talk about the books with participants.

The Board of Health, Recreation Commission, and the Cranbury Public Library have partnered to host a monthly series on health and wellness.  Meditation, nutrition, exercise, Feldenkreis study of movement, outdoor activities in Cranbury and yoga are some of the topics that presenters will be covering.  These 30-minute to 1-hour sessions begin on February 24th at 7PM, and after that will be presented on the third Wednesday every month starting at 7PM.  Some of these will be active sessions, and some will be informational.

The first Wellness Session will be Eat Your Way to a Strong Immune System , a discussion of nutrition and the immune system, presented by dietetics interns.  The discussion will involve basics of the immune system, immune support vs. boost, some of the nutrients and nutrition related behaviors that support immune health.  Practical meal and snack ideas will be presented, and there will be a question-and-answer period following the presentation.


Join us on Feb. 24 at 7PM on Zoom!
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88644232399?pwd=VHBFWW1XUnFsY054NVNBbGUvK2JTdz0