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This program has been canceled and will be rescheduled once the library reopens. 
This program highlights how American costume jewelry has evolved and changed throughout the decades in 20th century America. You will learn what
characteristics affect desirability in the vintage/antique markets and how to safeguard and preserve your vintage and antique treasures. Each patron may bring ONE piece of costume jewelry. Limited to 30 people. Registration is required.

Please note this program has been canceled and will be rescheduled once the library reopens.

This program will introduce you to the travels and research of Erin Colfax, a research explorer & science educator who has visited all 7 continents. Her program will bring you on a trip around the world seeing pictures, hearing stories, touching specimens, and learning about her international scientific research. Registration is required.

Please note this program has been canceled and will be rescheduled once the library reopens.

Experience the soothing effects of the gong: a deep state of relaxation, meditation and healing in this program led by Wanda Knapik. Sound healing, which dates back centuries, can be an effective way to reduce stress and create a deep sense of peace. Ms. Knapik provides a guided meditation and plays Paiste planetary gongs (tuned to the frequencies of the Moon and Jupiter).  Participants can either lie on the floor or sit in a chair. Please bring your own yoga mat or a blanket. 25 person limit. Registration is required.

The influence that composer Ludwig van Beethoven had on the progression of music history can not be overstated. His defiant approach towards music and composing paved the way for artists today to express themselves as they truly desire. In this lecture of music and information we will gain an understanding of this complicated genius and learn how over 150 years later he is still influencing the world today. Registration is required. Sponsored by the Friends of RTPL.

The presentation features the contributions of women to Picatinny Arsenal, and the Army, from 1907 - 2018. Picatinny was founded in 1880, but did not become an Arsenal until 1907 when Picatinny took on the Manufacturing and Research/Development mission. Women have played an important role since day 1, though those roles have transformed over the years. Registration is required.