Upcoming Events

Join us for our first-ever Edible Book Festival, where literature meets culinary creativity. Bring in an edible masterpiece inspired by your favorite book and compete for fun prizes. Not much of a baker? That’s perfectly ok!

Fitness instructor Laurie Short will help you to improve your strength, mobility, posture, balance and flexibility during seated (and some) standing exercises.

This is a waitlist only for the program described below:

Join crochet instructor Alice Jones as she teaches you basic crochet stitches in this introductory level class.

Celebrate Earth Day with us! Join us for a fun recycling project using paper, many choices of beads, silver spacers and your creativity. You can make a unisex bracelet by stringing beads onto elastic to be worn doubled on the wrist.

Certified instructor Rosemary Martilotta leads this gentle yoga class, which combines postural alignment, conscious breathing, deep relaxation and energy awareness. All abilities welcome. Bring a yoga mat or towel. This is a 6-class series.

Join us for a lively discussion about Pride and Prejudice! We'll dive into the wit, romance, and social critique of Jane Austen’s classic novel.

Join instructor Alice Jones, who will teach an intermediate-level crochet class focusing on advanced stitches, reading patterns and more.

Take part in a fun night of 80s and 90s trivia! Work in teams to answer questions about 80s and 90s music, movies, TV shows, and more.  We will also have a fun picture round and an audio round.

Join Gaetano Giordano as he walks us through the history of pizza, followed by a pizza dough recipe demonstration and instructions on how to cook a delicious pizza at home.

Fitness instructor Laurie Short will help you to improve your strength, mobility, posture, balance and flexibility during seated (and some) standing exercises.

This is a waitlist only for the program described below:

Build a support system with people who understand.

The Roosevelt era’s Works Progress Administration (WPA) is known for its many huge infrastructure projects and improvements. But it also consisted of a little-known program called the Packhorse Librarians.

This program presents poems from the eponymous anthology where a number of men notable in arts and literature choose poems that have moved them and why. How beautifully can a poet express the human experience of loss? 

We will be showing Verdi's Falstaff, a comedic masterpiece and a stylistic departure for the composer, with no clear divisions into arias and no overture.

Certified instructor Rosemary Martilotta leads this gentle yoga class, which combines postural alignment, conscious breathing, deep relaxation and energy awareness. All abilities welcome. Bring a yoga mat or towel. This is a 6-class series.

While some foods are known for enhancing cognitive fitness, other foods can have the opposite effect.

Every third Thursday of each month a HICAP counselor will be available to meet with individuals for half hour, one-on-one appointments to answer questions about Medicare health insurance programs.

Every third Thursday of each month a HICAP counselor will be available to meet with individuals for half hour, one-on-one appointments to answer questions about Medicare health insurance programs.

Every third Thursday of each month a HICAP counselor will be available to meet with individuals for half hour, one-on-one appointments to answer questions about Medicare health insurance programs.

Butterflies, birds and the other pollinators need host plants for nectar, food and lodging. By introducing three seasons of key pollinator plants into your garden, you can create a pollinator-friendly habitat in your front and back yard.