Adult

Join us for a fantastic blend of flute and fiddle as well asvocal harmonies and foot-stomping instrumentals. Five talented musicians play an intoxicating mix of traditional Celtic music and original rock.
Unlimited seating for outdoor concert. Everyone welcome. Bring a lawn chair or blanket. No registration necessary.
Registration filled for indoor seating in case of inclement weather.

Melanie Dwornik, a certified dietician and nutritionist, will discuss the health benefits of the Mediterranean diet as well as provide a cooking demonstration.

Edie Tolchin, author of Sourcing Smarts, will discuss China sourcing and manufacturing, geared towards inventors, first-time importers and entrepreneurs.

This program will focus on Japanese cuisine, especially sushi. Nutritional aspects will be discussed. Presentation will conclude with a demonstration and sampling.

Sara de Maine Kearns has been a world traveler her entire life. She plans and escorts trips to the African continent. Teaming up with Dr. Richard Hull, a specialist on Africa who teaches at NYU, this program will ignite your curiousity for the possibility of a safari.

Anne Tormela of the Manhattan Lyric Opera will perform highlights of the most beloved operetta, opera, Broadway and popular song classics. Spreical requests are welcomed!
Please bring a blanket or beach chair to sit on. In the event of rain, the program will be held in the Community Room.

Peter Reiner and Aaron Schoenberg, members of the Adirondack Mountain Club, are both avid hikers of the ADK North Jersey Ramapo Chapter. "The Joys of Hiking" will discuss how to get started in hiking as well as information on the numerous trails located in the lower Hudson Valley and northern New Jersey areas. They will also describe the hiking trails in Sterling Forest, Harriman Park, Bear Mountain Park and Black Rock Forest. Various equipment - back packs, hiking boots, hiking poles, maps, outdoor clothing - will also be discussed. A question-and-answer session will follow.

As part of the Library's Earth Day celebration, we will screen Queen of the Sun: What Are the Bees Telling Us? in the Community Room at 3:00pm. Open to adults and attentive younger viewers; registration is required.This 2010 documentary from Taggart Siegel, director of The Real Dirt on Farmer John, is a profound alternative examination of the global bee crisis.