Join us for upcoming events, classes and programs at Clarence Dillon Public Library! All events are open to the public. Registration required where noted.
Learning the basics of financial success are critical toward healthy relationships and mental well-being. REGISTER HERESponsored by Clarence Dillon Public Library.
The sublime Ann Sheridan stars as a nightclub singer who gets involved with a straitlaced married doctor. He becomes obsessed with her and his life begins to spiral downward. Also starring Kent Smith, Rosemary DeCamp.
Registration will be required for Thursday 1/23's 10:30 session of our popular Story Time with Miss Caroline as we will be in the small, Children's Library Room.
Please just register for each child attending --- no registration is needed for the Parent / Caregiver.
January's schedule: Registratration is needed for 1/23 (as we will be in the Children's Library Room); no registration is needed for 1/30 as we will be in the large, Community Room.
Reminder: Registration opens the Monday BEFORE the Thursday session. Please just register for each child attending --- no registration is needed for the Parent / Caregiver.
To experience the essence of Virginia Woolf in a modern setting, at our second January event we will screen THE HOURS, a tribute to Virginia Woolf's 1923 work, MRS. DALLOWAY.
THE HOURS LUNCHEON, Thursday January 23 at noon. Dillon Library, Bedminster NJ. Admission $20.
Join us as we chat with the New York Times bestselling author, Amanda Montell about her newest book, The Age of Magical Overthinking: Notes on Modern Irrationality. REGISTER HERESponsored by Clarence Dillon Public Library.
Helen Mirren stars as a grandmother who relates her story as a Jewish girl in Nazi-occupied France during World War II to her grandson who has been expelled from school for bullying. Also featuring Gillian Anderson, this film is a sequel to the movie Wonder.
BARRY THOMSON ON OUR RICHLY COLORFUL EQUESTRIAN HERITAGE. He's back and not to be missed!...Our matchless local historian: this time speaking on and lavishly illustrating historical Somerset Hills equestrian doings, both these days and in days of yore. Starting from wealthy and socially prominent late 19th century beginnings, thence into our time: steeple chasing, fox hunting, horse showing, even the nostalgic art of four-in-hand coaching. --Sunday, January 26 @ 2pm Register Here