(1944) Starring Marsha Hunt and Alexander Knox. The career of a Nazi officer shown as flashbacks from his trial as a war criminal. Not rated; 85 min. Special discussion with Linda Dubin to follow screening.
Just in time for holiday baking!
The Library is excited to host the acclaimed author, baking expert and “diva of desserts” Rose Levy Beranbaum for a book discussion and signing of her newest cookbook, Rose's Baking Basics: 100 Essential Recipes, with More Than 600 Step-by-Step Photos.
Demystify the daunting college admissions and financial aid processes and gain insight to this complex and stressful experience. Some of the topics covered: college Search and the importance of finding the right fit; the application process, managing deadlines, and more! Presented by Elizabeth Levine of Signature College Counseling of Central Valley, NY.
Calling all mystery lovers! In 1926, famed British mystery writer Agatha Christie staged her own disappearance after learning her husband wanted a divorce. Missing for eleven days, she sparked a nationwide search. Join actress and writer Prudence Wright for her interpretation of this event in her one-woman, interactive play. Everyone is a suspect! Gunshots will ring out, screams will be heard and a good time will be had by all! Suitable for adults and teens.
Leading the vocalist to greater awareness of and mastery over their instrument, this class is a unique and powerful blend of gentle yoga, breath work, mindfulness, and sounding for singers, actors, teachers, speakers, and anyone wanting more comfort, ease, and confidence in using their voice. The voice is the seat of self-expression and personal power. Re-discover your inate ability to vocalize with confidence, connection and intention.
Join us for an evening of fun for all ages!
What are the best ways to attract and benefit birds? This multimedia program featuring images, sounds and video of local backyard bird species will help us all become more "bird friendly" at home. Discover the best choices for bird feeders and seed, native plants, water features and bird houses to improve backyard bird habitat. Our speaker is Anne Swaim, Executive Director, Saw Mill River Audubon.
Join Celeste as she shares new ways of thinking about food. Discuss how everyday choices of food and lifestyle habits impacts children’s abilities to learn, behave, grow and thrive.
Celeste McAteer is a Functional Medicine Practitioner and Health Coach who is passionate about true health and wellness, and knows that is within everyone’s reach.
Children struggling with special needs stemming from learning disabilities, ADD, and ADHD have challenges in school, at home and in the community. For example, parents may observe that their child experiences homework as “torture,” self-esteem may be lower as their child feels “different” or “less than" siblings or peers, or their child’s frustration results in disruptive behaviors that need to be stopped. Parents may be also frustrated when they feel they must badger school administrators for simple learning accommodations for their child.
The realization that a loved one can no longer fully care for him- or herself can be painful for family members. When the boundlessly energetic grandmother or tough-as-nails dad is no longer able to take care of him- or herself in the most basic ways, it can conjure up a whole range of feelings: sadness about the loved one's advanced age, worries about who will care for that family member, even fears about one's own mortality.
