Just in time for apple picking season! Leslie from Noble Pies will share her tips and tricks for making delectable apple pies! Tips will be given on choosing ingredients for pie dough and filling, the best kitchen tools to use, and how to improve baking outcomes.
Brendan Delaney is an IT specialist who successfully won a Whistleblower case against an Electronic Health Records company, which is the first of its kind in the United States. Brendan discusses the case vis-a-vis patient safety issues he encountered using EHRs.
The Pretty Committee will show you how to create a beautiful autumnal runner for your holiday table. All materials provided.
This program is for Adults and Teens, 16+.
Irv Brown, whose spectacular mineral/fossil collection is on display at the Library, will give a talk on what makes a specimen truly one-of-a-kind or as he says, “an eleven.” Suitable for all ages 8+.
What’s it like to be a school nurse? A firefighter? A farmer? A police officer? A community volunteer?
The Gift: Finding the extraordinary in everyday living.
A masterful storyteller, Kathy Morley whisks the reader into another dimension through her own experiences with psychic phenomena, hypnosis, UFO's and channeling. As the plot unfolds, the reader may draw parallels in their lives previously missed or attributed to coincidences, when in truth the cosmos was the guiding light. The Gift chronicles a fascinating journey that highlights the capability of the higher self, transcending time and space.
"Engaging, multi-talented violinist Deni Bonet. Unlike most violinists, she is not nailed to the floor. And she doesn’t shy away from going head-to-head with the guitar player, having fun and breaking an erstwhile-stodgy image of the grand old instrument.” ~ Forbes Magazine
Join us for an afternoon of music featuring violinist/singer Deni Bonet and guitarist/singer Chris Flynn. Also a songwriter, Deni is a classically trained violinist who treats audiences of all ages to quirky, melodic, and fun folk rock music.
A panel of reenactors and tribal members will informally discuss the issues and challenges surrounding the presentation of Native Americans during reenactment of historical events. As the nation's 250th approaches and celebrations are planned, there is great need to include their role and struggles in our history, yet few of this ancestry choose to become reenactors. Those who do participate are overwhelmed with demand.
Jazz was born in the U.S., but is our gift to the world. This presentation delves into its origins, evolution, styles and milestones. We'll explore its structure, artists, and the components that are common to all eras - including those elements that are shared by other genres of music, a fascinating parallel. And, of course, we'll listen to an earful of magnificence.
