Livingston Public Library

Spice up your kitchen with the Livingston Public Library’s Spice It Up! program. From seeds to spices, the Livingston Library has everything you need to elevate your culinary creations. We offer more than just ingredients, we provide a journey. Every spice has a history, every seed a legacy. Understanding their origins, the cultures that cultivated them, and the traditions they represent adds depth to your cooking. It transforms every meal into an experience, connecting you to the rich tapestry of flavors and stories from around the world.&nbsp;

Starting Wednesday, July 1st at 10am, you may pick our packaged spice kits by the Reference Desk and by the NEW cookbooks. The spice for July is Mint. Each kit will contain a sample packet of the month’s spice and a QR code leading to the history behind it as well as recipe recommendations.&nbsp;
Kits are sponsored by the Friends of the Library and are available while supplies last.

Interested in exploring other ways to use these spices? Visit the library’s Seed Library where you can borrow and donate seeds for growing flowers, herbs and vegetables. Explore Library Chef, an online platform that offers live virtual cooking demonstrations, and consider joining our Cookbook Club, which meets bi-monthly and shares recipes from a selected cookbook.

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Spice It Up!

Spice up your kitchen with the Livingston Public Library’s Spice It Up! program. From seeds to spices, the Livingston Library...

Discover the benefits of yoga through a practice that strengthens the body, calms the mind, and relieves everyday stress.
&nbsp;Join the Livingston Public Library for a monthly yoga session led by Livingston-based certified instructor Yuka Sakyo and experience the restorative power of mindful movement.
This Open Level Vinyasa Flow class links yoga poses (asanas) with breath in a gentle, flowing sequence designed to improve flexibility, build strength, and encourage relaxation. Sessions include mindful movement, traditional breathing techniques (pranayama), and inspiring music to help deepen the mind–body connection and release tension.
All levels are welcome—no prior yoga experience is required. Modifications and variations will be offered so participants can practice safely and comfortably at their own pace.
You’ll leave each session feeling balanced, refreshed, and renewed.
Yuka Sakyo has been practicing yoga for more than 17 years and teaching for the past seven. She holds a 200-hour Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT-200) certification from Bhakti Barn Yoga and has completed a 300-hour RYT training from the Integral Yoga Institute.&nbsp;
Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat, water bottle, and any preferred props.
This program is open to adults 18 and older. Space is limited and registration is encouraged.
This program is made possible with the support of The Friends of the Livingston Public Library.
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Local Event: Find Your Flow: Adult Vinyasa Yoga 

Find Your Flow: Adult Vinyasa Yoga 

Discover the benefits of yoga through a practice that strengthens the body, calms the mind, and relieves everyday stress.
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*Attention all book lovers!* The Livingston Public Library invites you to join us for “Thrilling Tales”, our first in-person book club since the pandemic. Enjoy reading and discussing a “mystery” or “thriller” novel with like-minded friends. Tea will be served at the meeting. On Monday, July 13th at 11am we will be discussing "The Night She Disappeared" by Lisa Jewell. Please stop by the Patron Services desk to pick up a copy of the book starting June 8th. Stay tuned and check out the Library’s event calendar at <a href="https://www.livingstonlibrary.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.LivingstonLibrary.org</a> for future meeting dates.
All bibliophiles are welcome to the group discussion! No registration is required.

Local Event: Thrilling Tales Book Club: The Night She Disappeared by Lisa Jewell

Thrilling Tales Book Club: The Night She...

*Attention all book lovers!* The Livingston Public Library invites you to join us for “Thrilling Tales”, our first in-person...

Thrilling Tales Book Club: The Night She Disappeared by Lisa Jewell

On July 4, 2026, the United States will commemorate the 250th anniversary of its independence, marking a pivotal moment in world history when a group of colonies challenged the most powerful empire of their time.
This engaging multimedia presentation by historian and photographer Mario Medici, traces the dramatic story of the American Revolution, beginning with the growing tensions between the colonies and Great Britain and culminating in the bold declaration of independence. Through a clear chronological narrative, the program explores the political conflicts, acts of resistance, and decisive moments that transformed colonial protest into a full-scale revolution.
Participants will revisit key events such as the Boston Massacre, the Boston Tea Party, the battles of Lexington and Concord, and the signing of the United States Declaration of Independence. Along the way, the program highlights the contributions of influential figures including George Washington, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas Jefferson, as well as the many ordinary men and women whose courage and sacrifices shaped the revolutionary cause.
The presentation will include references to period artwork by artists of the time, video scenes and audio segments depicting key events and individuals that bring the story vividly to life.&nbsp;
Get ready to be inspired by the stories of the brave men and women who risked everything for a desperate bid for freedom.
This program is made possible with the support of The Friends of the Livingston Public Library.

Local Event: From Rebellion to Independence: The Story of America's Revolution

From Rebellion to Independence: The Story of...

On July 4, 2026, the United States will commemorate the 250th anniversary of its independence, marking a pivotal moment in...

From Rebellion to Independence: The Story of America's Revolution

Livingston Library

Back by popular demand, the Livingston Public Library invites you to a Murder Mystery, where we will all work together to solve a murder. Prepare for an afternoon of fast-paced action, suspense, and unexpected plot twists. The program will be held on Sunday, July 19th from 2pm to 4 pm. Light refreshments will be served at the event.
This event is open to Livingston residents 18 and older and registration is required. Registration starts on Monday, June 29th at 10am. The event is sponsored by the Friends of the Livingston Public Library.
Program details and character assignments will be emailed to you before the program so please provide an email address at the time of registration.

Local Event: Murder Mystery

Murder Mystery

Back by popular demand, the Livingston Public Library invites you to a Murder Mystery, where we will all work together to solve...

***Library Bingo is back by popular demand!***
Are you looking for an evening of friendly competition and excitement? On Wednesday, July 22nd at 7pm, you are invited to join us for an all ages Bingo Night in the Library’s program room.&nbsp;
Participation is easy and registration is not required. Bingo chips and cards will be provided by the library, all you need to provide is your best game face as we compete to win some awesome prizes! Prizes include advance reader copies of novels, novelty games, and more!&nbsp;
So bring your friends and family, and join us for Bingo Night! We can’t wait to see you there!

Local Event: Bingo Night

Bingo Night

***Library Bingo is back by popular demand!***
Are you looking for an evening of friendly competition and excitement? On...

**February's Senior Happening Rescheduled to July 24th**
The Livingston Public Library invites the public to an in-person Senior Happening on Friday, July 24th at 1pm featuring “It's Today! The Showtunes of Jerry Herman” by Susie Speidel and Joseph Regan. This performance will feature a celebration of the career of Broadway composer Jerry Herman, including selections from his greatest hits, such as&nbsp;Hello, Dolly!, Mame, and&nbsp;La Cage Aux Folles, plus a few of his lesser-known shows such as&nbsp;Dear World&nbsp;and&nbsp;The Grand Tour.
Susan Speidel served as the Director of Education for Papermill Playhouse, where she oversaw the operations of the Theater School and created the Rising Star Awards, the Summer Musical Theatre Training program, and the Adopt-A-School Project, which was cited for excellence by the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. She is a three-time Perry Award nominee and the recipient of numerous MSU Theatre Night Awards, the NJ Governor’s Award for Theatre Education, and the NJ Theatre Alliance’s Applause Award.&nbsp; She was recently inducted into the NJACT Hall of Fame for her contributions to theater and arts education.
Joe Regan is a fixture on the cabaret scene, appearing in piano bars, on international river cruises and at various resorts.&nbsp; He performs regularly at Don’t Tell Mama in NYC and&nbsp;16 Prospect in Westfield and can also be seen online on&nbsp;Virtual Piano Bar.&nbsp; He has been nominated numerous times as Outstanding Piano Bar Instrumentalist by the Manhattan Association of Cabaret.&nbsp; He is also a teaching artist for the Performing Arts School at The MAYO Performing Arts Center in Morristown.
Senior Happening is a monthly series that allows attendees (“Seniors” or otherwise) to socialize during the first part of the program (12 until 12:45 pm) by bringing a bag lunch, while enjoying desserts and coffee served by the Friends of the Library volunteers. The program and entertainment then begins at 1 pm.
Registration is required and may be done in person at the library; by telephone at (973) 992-4600; or online at www.livingstonlibrary.org. Livingston and other Essex County residents may register starting Monday, July 6th.
Senior Happening is made possible in part by funds from the Essex County Division of Cultural Affairs, a partner of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts and through the support from the Friends of the Livingston Library.

Local Event: Senior Happening

Senior Happening

**February's Senior Happening Rescheduled to July 24th**
The Livingston Public Library invites the public to an in-person...

Join us at Livingston Public Library on Thursday, July 30th in the Common Area from 12pm to 1pm for a quick, drop-in afternoon craft! No registration required, just stop by and create a fun and easy craft to take home. In July we will be creating DIY Clay Pens.
Crafts are available while supplies last and will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
Event is sponsored by the Friends of the Livingston Library!

Local Event: Crafternoon

Crafternoon

Join us at Livingston Public Library on Thursday, July 30th in the Common Area from 12pm to 1pm for a quick, drop-in afternoon...

Discover the benefits of yoga through a practice that strengthens the body, calms the mind, and relieves everyday stress.
&nbsp;Join the Livingston Public Library for a monthly yoga session led by Livingston-based certified instructor Yuka Sakyo and experience the restorative power of mindful movement.
This Open Level Vinyasa Flow class links yoga poses (asanas) with breath in a gentle, flowing sequence designed to improve flexibility, build strength, and encourage relaxation. Sessions include mindful movement, traditional breathing techniques (pranayama), and inspiring music to help deepen the mind–body connection and release tension.
All levels are welcome—no prior yoga experience is required. Modifications and variations will be offered so participants can practice safely and comfortably at their own pace.
You’ll leave each session feeling balanced, refreshed, and renewed.
Yuka Sakyo has been practicing yoga for more than 17 years and teaching for the past seven. She holds a 200-hour Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT-200) certification from Bhakti Barn Yoga and has completed a 300-hour RYT training from the Integral Yoga Institute.&nbsp;
Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat, water bottle, and any preferred props.
This program is open to adults 18 and older. Space is limited and registration is encouraged.
This program is made possible with the support of The Friends of the Livingston Public Library.

Local Event: Find Your Flow: Adult Vinyasa Yoga

Find Your Flow: Adult Vinyasa Yoga

*Attention all book lovers!* The Livingston Public Library invites you to join us for “Thrilling Tales”, our first in-person book club since the pandemic. Enjoy reading and discussing a “mystery” or “thriller” novel with like-minded friends. Tea will be served at the meeting. On Monday, August 10th at 11am we will be discussing "Gone to Dust" by Matt Goldman. Please stop by the Patron Services desk to pick up a copy of the book starting July 13th. Stay tuned and check out the Library’s event calendar at <a href="https://www.livingstonlibrary.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.LivingstonLibrary.org</a> for future meeting dates.
All bibliophiles are welcome to the group discussion! No registration is required.

Local Event: Thrilling Tales Book Club: Gone to Dust by Matt Goldman

Thrilling Tales Book Club: Gone to Dust by Matt...

Thrilling Tales Book Club: Gone to Dust by Matt Goldman

Why does taking care of your health often feel harder than it should? Many people rely on motivation or willpower, yet lasting health is not built on effort alone. It is built on thoughtful design.
In this session, health and wellness Coach Karthikka Subramanian introduces her Health Without the Hassle framework — a practical, five-element approach to building a healthy lifestyle that works with your real life. Drawing on the elements of Earth, Fire, Water, Air, and Space, participants will learn how to strengthen the everyday structures that support energy, health, and well-being.
Participants will explore how to:
<ul><li>Reduce the hidden friction that makes healthy choices feel difficult</li><li>Use the five elements to assess and strengthen daily routines</li><li>Create a flexible “Plan B” to stay consistent during busy or stressful seasons</li></ul>
As we observe National Wellness Month in August, this session offers a realistic, sustainable approach to building a healthy lifestyle that truly fits the life you already have.
Karthikka Subramanian is a National Board-Certified Health and Wellness Coach and former corporate leader who helps overextended adults build sustainable health without adding pressure to their already full lives. Through her Health Without the Hassle program, Karthikka guides participants using her five-element framework and proprietary B.A.L.A.N.C.E. Method, covering Boundaries, Awareness, Lifestyle Adjustments, Nutrition, Connection, and Energy. Her work focuses on creating realistic, practical strategies that reduce friction and make health fit naturally into daily life.
Karthikka enjoys leading workshops and participating in panel discussions that empower individuals to take ownership of their well-being. Her message is clear: you can build a healthy lifestyle that supports both joy and responsibility — you don’t have to sacrifice one for the other.

Local Event: Architecture of Ease: How to Build a Healthy Lifestyle That Fits Your Life

Architecture of Ease: How to Build a Healthy...

Why does taking care of your health often feel harder than it should? Many people rely on motivation or willpower, yet lasting...

Architecture of Ease: How to Build a Healthy Lifestyle That Fits Your Life

Join speaker Meg Wastie for a lively and entertaining look at the strange—and often hilarious—rituals athletes swear by in their quest to win. From quirky habits to deeply held beliefs, discover how superstition has played a surprising role in sports history.

You’ll hear stories like:
<ul><li>The player who set his alarm for 33 minutes past the hour—and even scheduled his wedding for 3:33 pm.</li><li>The champion who dominated his sport while hiding a secret beneath his baggy shorts.</li><li>The legendary athlete nicknamed “Mr. Vomit,” whose pre-game routine kept trainers on standby with a bucket.</li></ul>

Full of fascinating anecdotes and unexpected humor, this program will change the way you think about what it takes to win.

Meg was an English and Drama teacher at Columbia High School in Maplewood for 32 years.&nbsp; She then served as Curator of Education at the Museum of Early Trades &amp; Crafts in Madison for 15 years.&nbsp; She currently presents programs to schools, senior and adult groups, and public organizations.

This program is made possible with the support of The Friends of the Livingston Public Library.

Local Event: Sports Superstitions:  Luck, Rituals & Winning

Sports Superstitions:  Luck, Rituals & Winning

Join speaker Meg Wastie for a lively and entertaining look at the strange—and often hilarious—rituals athletes swear by in...

Join historian Rick Geffken for a captivating look at one of the lesser-known chapters of the Revolutionary War in New Jersey.&nbsp;
This talk explores the extraordinary clash between Col. Tye, a runaway slave who became a formidable Loyalist fighter, and his Patriot adversary, Capt. Joshua Huddy. Their bitter conflict culminated in Huddy’s extralegal hanging, an event so shocking it sparked an international crisis. George Washington threatened to execute a British prisoner in retaliation, a move that could have derailed the Paris Peace Treaty negotiations. Ultimately, the intervention of Queen Marie Antoinette helped avert disaster, shaping the course of history in ways few realize.
Through this presentation, attendees will gain fresh insight into the complex human stories behind the Revolutionary War—stories of loyalty, courage, and moral dilemmas that went far beyond the battlefield. It’s a rare opportunity to explore how individual actions in New Jersey rippled across the globe, influencing diplomacy and the birth of a nation.
Rick Geffken has authored numerous articles on New Jersey history for local newspapers, magazines, historical societies and newsletters and presented historical papers at the New Jersey History &amp; Historic Preservation, the New Jersey Education Association, the New Jersey Library Association, and the Institute for Advanced Study (Princeton) conferences.&nbsp; He has participated in Symposia for groups such as the Rutgers Business School (Newark, NJ); the Navesink Maritime Historical Association, and has appeared on the New Jersey Cable TV show, Family Historian.&nbsp;
Rick has taught courses on New Jersey slavery for Monmouth University (West Long Branch); and on Revolutionary War topics at Brookdale Community College (Lincroft). He contributes to the New Jersey Slavery Records Index project under the auspices of Rutgers University (New Brunswick).
This program is made possible with the support of The Friends of the Livingston Public Library.

Local Event: New Jersey’s Revolutionary Rivalry: The Untold Story of Col. Tye & Capt. Huddy

New Jersey’s Revolutionary Rivalry: The Untold...

Join historian Rick Geffken for a captivating look at one of the lesser-known chapters of the Revolutionary War in New...

New Jersey’s Revolutionary Rivalry: The Untold Story of Col. Tye & Capt. Huddy

*Attention all book lovers!* The Livingston Library invites you to join us for “Influenced”, an in-person book club launching on September 8th. Enjoy reading and discussing recommended titles from influencers and celebrities. We'll decide if the book was worth the hype. &nbsp;On September 8th at 7pm we will be discussing The Phoenix Pencil Company by Allison King. Please stop by the Patron Services desk to pick up a copy of the book starting August 10th. Stay tuned and check out the Library’s event calendar at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.livingstonlibrary.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.LivingstonLibrary.org</a> for future meeting dates.
All bibliophiles are welcome to the group discussion! Registration starts on August 17th at 10:00 am.
Please contact the reference desk for more information. &nbsp;

Local Event: Influenced Book Club: The Phoenix Pencil Company by Allison King

Influenced Book Club: The Phoenix Pencil...

*Attention all book lovers!* The Livingston Library invites you to join us for “Influenced”, an in-person book club launching...

Influenced Book Club: The Phoenix Pencil Company by Allison King

Celebrate Healthy Aging Month with an uplifting and laughter-filled program designed to support wellness at every age. Whether it’s a quiet chuckle, a hearty laugh, or an unexpected giggle, humor has a powerful effect on both body and mind—and it may even help you live longer.
Join us to explore the many physical, emotional, and social benefits of laughter. Learn how humor can help reduce stress, boost mood, strengthen connections, and contribute to healthy aging overall.
Presented by Nairobi Vasquez, Health Educator, Community Health, Atlantic Health Overlook Medical Center.

Registration is required.&nbsp; To register please visit the event calendar at livingstonlibrary.org

Local Event: Chuckles, Chortles and Giggles: The Benefits of Laughter for Seniors

Chuckles, Chortles and Giggles: The Benefits of...

Celebrate Healthy Aging Month with an uplifting and laughter-filled program designed to support wellness at every age. Whether...

Chuckles, Chortles and Giggles: The Benefits of Laughter for Seniors

As routines, priorities, and family dynamics shift, our spaces often need to evolve with us.
This session led by professional organizer Leydi,&nbsp; is designed for anyone who has started to question whether their home still supports their current season of life.&nbsp;
You will explore the emotional side of letting go—why it can feel so difficult and how to move through it with clarity and intention. The session will also cover practical strategies for right-sizing your space, rethinking what you truly need, and making thoughtful decisions about what to keep, what to clear out, and what comes next.
Participants will walk away with a renewed perspective and simple, actionable tools to create a home that feels more aligned, manageable, and supportive of the life they’re living right now.
From an early age, Leydi discovered her talent for helping others, solving problems, and creating order—skills that naturally led her to a career as a professional organizer. After a successful 20-year career in higher education administration, she combined her organizational expertise and lifelong passion for design to launch her own business, helping clients transform their spaces with style and function.

This program is made possible with the support of the Friends of the Livingston Public Library.

Local Event: Making Space for What Matters Now

Making Space for What Matters Now

As routines, priorities, and family dynamics shift, our spaces often need to evolve with us.
This session led by professional...

Prepare for the definitive story of Revolutionary War betrayal!

This lecture by presenter James Calaski dissects the stunning conspiracy between American hero-turned-villain Benedict Arnold and British Intelligence Chief Major John André. Together, they hatched the high-stakes plot to sell West Point—the strategic key to the entire American Revolution—to the enemy.

Trace the secret, desperate midnight meetings and coded correspondence between the two men. Explore André's daring undercover mission and the agonizing moments of his capture—when the plans for the fortress were found hidden in his boot. This near-miss not only exposed Arnold as America's most infamous traitor but directly sealed the tragic fate of the charismatic British spy.

Discover how one man's wounded pride and another's dedication to duty led to an act of treason that almost crushed the American cause. This is the pulse-pounding, human drama behind the treason that shook George Washington to his core.

James Calaski is an active Detective Sergeant with the Glen Rock NJ Police Department where he has served for over 25 years. He completed his undergraduate studies at William Paterson University of New Jersey in 1998. He served with the Glen Rock New Jersey Police Department for over twenty years, receiving numerous awards and citations. He continued his studies and received a Master of Arts degree in History at William Paterson University of New Jersey in May 2013.


As a passionate lover of history with over 25 years of law enforcement and investigative experience, Calaski brings a unique and entertaining perspective to historic lectures and examinations of a range of topics that include military, espionage, crimes and genealogy.

This program is made possible with the support of The Friends of the Livingston Public Library.

Local Event: The Price of Treason: Benedict Arnold, Major André, and the Plot to Surrender West Point

The Price of Treason: Benedict Arnold, Major...

Prepare for the definitive story of Revolutionary War betrayal!

This lecture by presenter James Calaski dissects the stunning...

The Price of Treason: Benedict Arnold, Major André, and the Plot to Surrender West Point

Most people take prescribed medications without realizing the long, complex process behind their approval. In this presentation, Dr. Dan Gordin traces that journey from early scientific discovery to final FDA approval.
It begins with key moments in U.S. history when drug-related tragedies exposed gaps in safety oversight. The 1937 sulfanilamide disaster led to the 1938 Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, expanding federal authority over drug safety. Later, the thalidomide tragedy of the early 1960s prompted the 1962 Kefauver–Harris Amendments, requiring manufacturers to prove both safety and effectiveness before marketing drugs.
The program also outlines the FDA’s role in protecting public health by regulating medications and other consumer products, ensuring they meet standards for quality, safety, and efficacy.
The presentation then follows the development of a new drug—from laboratory discovery through preclinical testing and multiple phases of clinical trials—to evaluate safety and effectiveness in humans. It concludes with the FDA’s rigorous review of a drug’s benefits, risks, clinical data, and manufacturing standards before approval.
Overall, the talk highlights the complex, often unseen process that brings a drug from initial discovery to a patient’s medicine cabinet.
Dr.Dan Gordin is a pharmaceutical executive with over 30 years of experience in drug development, including five years serving as a Clinical Pharmacology Reviewer at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). He has a doctorate in Pharmaceutical Sciences from the Medical University of South Carolina with a focus on Clinical Pharmacology and Pharmacokinetics.&nbsp;&nbsp;

His expertise encompasses both early and late-phase drug development, with a primary focus on the formulation of regulatory strategy.&nbsp; He has worked across a variety of therapeutic areas, including neuroscience, autoimmune diseases, infectious diseases, dermatology, solid organ transplantation, women's health, and oncology.&nbsp; Currently, Dr. Gordin serves as a regulatory affairs consultant and a lecturer at Rutgers University and the Medical University of South Carolina.

This program is made possible with the support of The Friends of the Livingston Public Library.

Local Event: Inside the FDA: How Your Medicine Gets Made

Inside the FDA: How Your Medicine Gets Made

Most people take prescribed medications without realizing the long, complex process behind their approval. In this...

The United States Constitution is one of the most influential and enduring documents in human history, serving for more than two centuries as the foundation of American government and the protector of individual liberty.

Hardly a day goes by without front-page news about governmental actions and debates over whether they are constitutional. The phrase “constitutional crisis” is now frequently used by those concerned about threats to our democracy. To fully understand these current issues, it is essential to have a basic knowledge of what the United States Constitution actually says.

This talk, in recognition of Constitution Day, observed each year on September 17 to commemorate the signing of the Constitution in 1787,&nbsp; provides a brief introduction to the study of the U.S. Constitution, highlighting its history and structure, reviewing several landmark Supreme Court cases interpreting the text, and exploring some of the fundamental rights embedded in this remarkable document.

Speaker Lou Ruprecht has been a practicing lawyer for over 60 years and presently is the senior partner of a trial firm in Westfield, NJ. He was an adjunct law professor for many years and continues to lecture at continuing legal education meetings. He has tried hundreds of jury cases, civil and criminal, and has argued appeals in every level of state and federal courts.&nbsp;

This program is being presented in partnership with the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Rutgers University, which provides continuing education to individuals over 50, who are looking for an opportunity to expand their horizons, learn in an engaging environment, and meet new friends. OLLI-Rutgers offers in-person and Zoom noncredit education that is stimulating, friendly, and informal (no tests or grades).&nbsp;

This lecture is a part of the program-A Taste of OLLI , 1-hour presentations offered to libraries, senior centers and other organizations that allow participants to experience a bit of an OLLI class.

Local Event: Understanding the United States Constitution

Understanding the United States Constitution

The United States Constitution is one of the most influential and enduring documents in human history, serving for more than...

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Celebrate America's 250th anniversary with a commemorative series of historical events, including 'America's Birthday Bash' and 'Pathways Of History.' Highlights include a Declaration of Independence story hour and a presentation on Betsy Ross and the American Revolution by actor Alisa Dupuy; please note that select events require advanced registration through the library.

Local Event: America's 250th: The Semiquincentennial In Florham Park

America's 250th: The Semiquincentennial In...

Celebrate America's 250th anniversary with a commemorative series of historical events, including 'America's Birthday Bash' and...

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