Relationship Health IS Mental Health with Jerry Sander
The relationships closest to us are a good indication of how we are doing inside ourselves. Whether with spouses, partners, children, or family, the opportunities to repair wounds are at odds with urges to handle things the same old way we did before, achieving the same frustrating results.
Science Book Club
This Month's Read: EATING TO EXTINCTION, by Dan Saladino
“Of the roughly six thousand different plants once consumed by human beings, only nine remain major staples today.” This book describes what has been lost and how, and why this is a concern for our long-term survival. The author explains why we need to reintroduce more foods (and flavors) from a variety of sources into our diets for the health of humans and the planet as a whole.
Science Book Club
This Month's Read: UNDER THE WHITE SKY, by Elizabeth Kolbert
Science Book Club
This Month's Read: THE DORITO EFFECT, by Mark Schatzker
Science Book Club
This Month's Read: WHY TIME FLIES, by Alan Burdick
George Gershwin: A Perspective with Kenneth Korn
People view classical music the same way they view kale - they know it's good for them, but still won't eat any.
Pinterest Party @ the Library: Holiday Card Making
Join Maria Robinson, Stampin' Simply with Maria, for a fun evening of making 1-2 handmade greeting cards for family & friends! All supplies will be provided, including stamps, ink, paper, adhesive, etc.
This program is for ADULTS and TEENS, 16 and older.
Estate Planning Made Simple
Join us for an introduction to estate planning, including a description of the "right fit for me" planning options. Plenty of opportunity for questions and answers, with a fun twist!
Pointillism Workshop with Mike Byro
Pointillism, in painting, is the practice of applying small strokes or dots of colour to a surface so that from a distance they visually blend together. The technique is associated with its inventor, Georges Seurat, and his student, Paul Signac, who both espoused Neo-Impressionism, a movement that flourished from the late 1880s to the first decade of the 20th century. Local artist Michael Byro will show participants how to create their very own work of art - one dot at a time!