Knit a "Girlfriend" Cowl

Monday, January 7th and 28th

1:00-2:30pm

Join us to learn how to make this stylish beautiful cowl with our expert Gabi Hearn.  Follow simple instructions to complete the project working at home and for two days of instruction at the library. 

Bring your own supplies and try a new project.

Supplies needed: 150yds/137m sport or DK weight yarn (should yield a cowl up to 9" long - recommended Blue Sky Fibers Alpaca Silk.  US 6 16" circular needles

Registration is required:  To register click here.

Weave a Potholder

Wednesday, January 9th

1:00-2:30pm

Weave a colorful  potholder with us.  Use our tools to make a superior cotton potholder which is attractive and functional.  All supplies will be provided by the library and no experience is necessary.  Instructions will be simple and easy to follow.  Sign up to have some fun being creative and weaving together.

Registration is required.  To register click here.

The Power of a crystal clear Vision: 3 Keys to Making 2019 Your Best Year Yet

Thursday, January 10th

7:00-8:00pm

If you've had success and you are relatively happy, but know there's even more, come to this inspiring and actionable talk by success coach Amy Minkoff.  In this hands on workshop, participants can:

• Receive expert support on creating their crystal clear vision for more fulfillment in life.
• Learn the components to a reliable and repeatable formula for discovering and creating a full spectrum life---with even more happiness and success
• Gain tools for implementing this formula to realize one's vision.

Registration is required.  To register click here.

The Precedents of the President

Wednesday, February 20th

7:00-8:00pm

When George Washington was about to become the first President under the Constitution of the United States he said "I walk on untrodden ground to shape America" and he did.

Everything that George Washington did, from the inaugural oath, through the establishment of the US Treasury, to the creation of the Coast Guard, cabinet meetings, appointment of ambassadors, and justices of the Supreme Court, his dealings with Congress, to the time when Washington unilaterally refused to run for a third term for the presidency was a precedent.

Meet Rich Rosenthal, lecturer and president of the North Jersey Civil War Round Table for the discussion about George Washington and his firsts.

Registration is required.  To register click here.