Join Bergen County author RoseMarie Rubinetti Cappiello for a presentation on
deciphering and understanding your dreams!

 

 Registration is required. 

Hosted by the Civil War Round Table! 

Registration is required! Virtual via Zoom

Join Jay Schuck for a virtual program. Survey the art of late 19th century Paris with art historian, Jay Schuck. Examine the major themes and styles of Impressionism through the artwork of Claude Monet, Édouard Manet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir and more.

Registration is required.

Stop worrying about what it takes to sell a home you’ve loved for years. In this enlightening seminar, discover insider secrets that help you avoid common pitfalls, streamline the selling process, and walk away with more cash in your pocket. We’ll cover the power of professional representation, making cost-effective updates, and pricing your home to bring in serious buyers. Reserve your spot now to learn the ultimate downsizing roadmap!   

Registration is required. 

Sargent & Paris explores the early career of American painter John Singer Sargent. Hosted by the Kemmerer Library

Registration is required.

A virtual program with Janet Mandel. The Seventeenth Century in Holland witnessed extraordinary innovation in science, commerce and artistic expression; Johannes Vermeer was arguably one of the most significant painters of the Dutch Golden Age. This lecture and slide show will illustrate the life of Vermeer through examination of some of his most important and iconic works.

 Do you feel like you have something to express, but you’re not sure how? Can’t draw a straight line? You won’t have to!!! Are you a creative person who is experiencing a block? Do you want some creative tools to expand your brain (in whatever you do)?

This fun-filled workshop will bust open creative blocks, expand minds, erase fear of judgment, and show
participants how to communicate any idea visually and in writing. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY!

Registration is required. Limited to 20 participants.

During the summer months, people spend more time outdoors, which increases exposure to the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays. We will review the basic anatomy of skin and how the summer adds additional stress and damage to the skin.   The lecture will focus on these 4 areas...

1. Hydration:  maintaining adequate water levels in the skin, which is essential for its strength, elasticity, and overall health. Proper hydration helps keep the skin looking smooth, plump, and protected from environmental stressors.
2. Sunburn: Sunburn is when the skin becomes red, painful, and sometimes  swollen after too much sun exposure.
3. Premature Aging: Premature aging refers to skin aging faster than it naturally would, often due to sun damage.
4. Skin Cancer: Skin cancer is the abnormal growth of skin cells, which can become life-threatening if not treated.
By understanding the effects of sun exposure and taking steps to protect your skin, you can enjoy the summer safely.  We will also review what types of products you should look for that will help the improvement and health of the skin especially during the summer.

Presented by  Sandra Hill Felberg, PhD, a New Vernon Volunteer First Aid Squad (NVVFAS) EMT and a Senior Consultant with Mary Kay.

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. 

Survey the art of Romanticism with art historian, Jay Schuck. Examine the major themes of the early 19th-century movement through the artwork of Theodore Gericault, Caspar David Friedrich, Francisco Goya, and more. Hosted by the Kemmerer Library.

Registration is required. Virtual via Zoom.

John Blake is an award-winning author and senior writer at CNN.com, the online site for CNN. He is also the author of “More Than I Imagined: What a Black Man Discovered About the White Mother He Never Knew.” Blake’s memoir was named the winner of the 2024 Christopher Awards, which celebrates books that “affirm the highest value of the human spirit.”

Registration is required.

Details coming later! *Titanic