The recent inspirational film, "
Where Hope Grows," will be featured this
Friday, September 18 at 1:30pm as part of our popular Friday Film series. The movie centers around the story of a former professional baseball player whose career was cut short due to personal problems and is suddenly invigorated and awakened by a local man he meets with Down syndrome.
On
Saturday, the Library will offer a
teen/adult sewing class at 10:30am, focusing on repairing and altering your fall and winter wardrobe (registration required). At
3pm, there will be a
Crochet and More class for adults and kids in grades 4 and up. In addition, we will host a
Sensory Storytime at 2pm for children ages 3-7 whose special needs may make it difficult for them to attend our other storytimes. Registration is required by calling 732-721-5600 x5033 or via our website.
Thursday, Sep 24th will be a busy day at the Library. In addition to an "Internet Basics" class at 2:30pm, and an "Open Craft" session for kids in grades K-3 at 4:15pm, there will be four different events starting at 7pm. For those with some knowledge of 3D Printing, we will offer an "Advanced 3D Printing" class, allowing participants to explore more complicated functions of our Makerbot fifth generation printer and scanner.
In addition, amateur photographers should attend our
class entitled, “Photo Tips for
Better Pics,” lead by New Jersey photographer, author and lecturer Walter
Choroszewski. The session will provide an informative presentation on
lighting, composition, depth of field, shutter speed and more. We will also have a General Book Discussion on the "Science Fiction Hall of Fame, Vol. 2A", focusing on the Marching Morons, Baby is Three and The Ballad of Lost C'Mell stories. And finally, for kids in grades 4-12, we will have a Pokémon Game Night, featuring video games and trivia. See you at the Library! 