Join Emma Green in this exploration of the ways that Americans are divided - politically, religiously, economically, communities, and even families. What has caused these ruptures and what are some ways for us to come back together? Pulling from the many, many people she has spoken to over the years as well as her articles
basic course 1ASL Basic Class 1 ON ZOOM: Tuesday, March 7 Tuesday, March 14 Tuesday, March 21 Tuesday, March 28 6:00-6:45PM
Even before the space age began when the U.S.S.R. orbited Sputnik in 1957, women worked at NASA although many were excluded from the early days of the astronaut corps. Through the movie Hidden Figures, we learned that NASA even had women, many of whom were African American, working as “Human Computers” performing highly complex mathematical calculations by hand. Celebrate Women’s History Month and explore the
basic course 1ASL Basic Class 1 ON ZOOM: Tuesday, March 7 Tuesday, March 14 Tuesday, March 21 Tuesday, March 28 6:00-6:45PM
We are pleased to offer an eight-part Zoom series on art appreciation with Jane Oneail. Sessions will take place on Sundays at 3:00 p.m. Zoom links will be sent out to registrants prior to the sessions. September 25: Botticelli: Beauty, Virtue, and the Bonfire of the Vanities October 16: Off with Their Heads! The Art of
Join Jeffrey Werner of On The Level Benefits as he presents the basics and what you need to know going into Medicare enrollment. Learn about Medicare and, if you are retiring before eligibility, the other options that exist. This 'Medicare Basics' course is there to answer your questions on the 'what now?' of post-retirement healthcare.
We are pleased to offer an eight-part Zoom series on art appreciation with Jane Oneail. Sessions will take place on Sundays at 3:00 p.m. Zoom links will be sent out to registrants prior to the sessions. September 25: Botticelli: Beauty, Virtue, and the Bonfire of the Vanities October 16: Off with Their Heads! The Art of
We are pleased to offer an eight-part Zoom series on art appreciation with Jane Oneail. Sessions will take place on Sundays at 3:00 p.m. Zoom links will be sent out to registrants prior to the sessions. September 25: Botticelli: Beauty, Virtue, and the Bonfire of the Vanities October 16: Off with Their Heads! The Art of
Colonization happened early on in the New England area, as early as 1609, so many Native Nations and tribal histories were lost. Learn about the Nations that called this land home, where they are now and the thriving communities keeping their histories alive. Led by Heather Bruegl, an Independent Indigenous Consultant and Historian. Bruegel is
Though Billy Joel has not released a new rock album in over 27 years, he remains one of the world’s most popular live performers. Using performance and interview video clips, we’ll trace the arc of Billy’s career from his humble beginnings in Hicksville, NJ, to his slow rise to fame, to his long string of
n the late 1970s, Disney decided to build a new theme park in Florida. However, there were two competing themes; which one would be built? Examine the history of EPCOT Center -- Walt’s dream vs. what was eventually built. Also take a virtual tour of the park and discuss the history of some of the
Book bans are on the rise across the country as states seemingly compete to see who can place the most restrictions on free speech. As this latest wave of censorship activity continues to build, what is your role as a library user? In this interactive webinar during Banned Books Week, you'll learn about why intellectual freedom
