Adult

Susan McEnerney-Brasier will lead a discussion of a young woman's break with her Hasidic community of Satmar in Brooklyn.
In-person registration is required at the Help Desk - we have a limited number of copies of the book for check-out.

Enrollment limited to Warwick patrons through10/23/12. After this date, open registration.
Wu Mei is a rare internal and external self-defense system named after its creator and contains dynamics familiar to kung fu, tai chi and yoga. Join instructor Kevin Ryan for an introduction to this ancient art.

Open enrollment - registration not limited to Warwick cardholders.
Join us at the Library as we watch and discuss the film Crash (R), winner of the 2005 Academy Award for Best Picture. The discussion will focus on the concepts of diversity, prejudice, violence and ethics, and help us to think about how we can become more self-aware and socially responsible.

Stop by and play one of the oldest board games! Group will meet on a weekly basis.

Open enrollment - registration not limited to Warwick cardholders.
Join us for this educational program about the heritage and value of the Wawayanda Creek watershed, which is one the major drainage basins in the Town of Warwick.

Join in this informaldiscussion with the artists from the Warwick Art League who areparticipating in August'sSpashes 'n Dashes gallery exhibit. Learn about their art experiences, inspirations andtechniques.

Part 2 of 2.

Registration limited to Warwick cardholders until September 20. Open registration after this date.
When beginning to research your family history, it is important to have some idea of where to begin, and what pitfalls need to avoided. In this first of two sessions, guidance will be provided on where to look for information and how to organize it. Different types of records and their availability will be discussed. This is a two-part program.