In today's tough housing market, how do you make your house stand out above all others and gain the biggest return on your largest investment - your home? What are the wise, and not so wise, investments prior to selling? What is the most important thing you should do prior to listing your house? Home staging and re-sesign expert, Karen Gray-Plaisted, will share here insider tips of how to give your home the competitive edge.

It's time for the Shakespeare Lock-In! Hurl some Shakespearean insults, learn the intricacies of stage combat and Renaissance weaponry, and get a chance to rewrite some of Shakespeare's most famous lines! Afterwards, we'll all watch a film version of Much Ado About Nothing. As always, there will be door prizes, pizza, and snacks.

Don Urmstrom of the Mid-Hudson Adirondack Mountain Club will tell you how to get started, what gear you will need, where to go paddling, where to meet other paddlers and where to get instruction on your technique. See and feel the difference in kayaks, paddles and other equipment with our hands-on presentation. Special attention is given to kayak safety and choosing your first kayak.

Registration limited to Warwick cardholders until April 27. Open registration after this date.
Learn contour drawing, shading and how to determine relative values using pastels on charcoal paper. There is a $5 program fee due at time of in-person registration at the Help Desk.

Registration is limited to Warwick cardholders until April 20. Open registration after this date.
Learn how to use basic shapes, shading and other techniques to draw still life, florals and trees. All materials are supplied. There is a $5 registration fee due at time of in-person registration at the Help Desk.

The Korean Spirit and Culture Promotion Project promotes Korean history and culture to the wider world. The presentation will provide a basic introduction to Korea's long and rich artistic history, the spirit of its people, and its cultural values. The program will include insight into Korean history and culture with a demonstration of theKorean wedding ceremony in beautiful, traditional costume. There will also be a special recognition of local Korean War veterans. Following the program, traditional Korean meals will be served.

Chair Yoga is what it sounds like - yoga done on a chair. The chair becomes an extension of the body, allowing for more stability and support. This added support allows the student the opportunity to practice poses with proper alignment that might otherwise be difficult, particularly for those new to yoga or with weight, physical or emotional challenges. The addition of meditation and relaxation practice creates the perfect connection of the mind and spirit to the body and creates the experience of a full yoga practice.

For children who have completed grades K-3. Naturalist Deb Keane will show us how to create a miniature gnome world with moss, pebbles, sticks and other objects.

For children who have completed Grades 2-5. Learn to play this fun game or become better. This group will meet Thursday nights July 11-August 8.