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Monthly Meeting for the Rotary Club Interested in joining?Come sit in on a meeting and see what everyone is discussing!We meet the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month from 12-1:15pm

Game NightPlay your pick of a board game, cards, puzzles, etc...Refreshments provided. Registration is recommended.Third Wednesday of the month. Conference room B 7pm to 8:30pm.Come play games like Trivial Pursuit, Monopoly, Checkers, card games, or put together a puzzle. You can even bring a game to play if you want.

English Lessons are by appointment onlyPlease contact Kathy to scheduleCall (973) 427-5745 for details

For more information, please call Linda 551-206-2446

Come join Jennifer Cullen, Head of Adult Services and make a fun craft! This month's craft is: Macrame Ghost

A community event to support the New Jersey Veterans Home at Pa

Annual meeting of Palisades Nature Association with guest speak

One must have basic knowledge of knitting, crocheting, or needlework as this is NOT a teaching class

Thrill as we read from classic tales and poems by Mr. Edgar A.

The Ridgewood A.M. Rotary Club holds a Mo

Dr. Helena Yoo-Roth, Barra Postdoctoral Fellow at The McNeil Center for Early American Studies, University of Pennsylvania, explores themes from her forthcoming book, American Timelines: Imperial Communications, Colonial Time-Consciousness, and the Coming of the American Revolution” In it, she reframes the origins of the American Revolution by illustrating how American colonists and imperial officials came to inhabit different temporal worlds. The emergence of a heightened awareness of the delays and consequences of transatlantic communications—shaped political action, sharpened Americans' critiques of empire, and ultimately propelled the thirteen colonies to independence.No reservation needed for in-person attendance at the site but register through the Contact e mail in this calendar entry to receive a link to the livestream of the talk. 

Join us for a showing of Pirates of the Caribbean: The Cu

Thrill as we read from classic tales and poems by Mr. Edgar A.

English Lessons are by appointment onlyPlease contact Kathy to scheduleCall (973) 427-5745 for details

If you are looking for a fun brain challenge, the Chinese game of Mahjong incorporates skill, strategy, calculation and chance. The American version Mahjong is played at the Louis Bay 2nd Library every Monday night at 6 pm in a joyful and enlightening atmosphere.Please note that there is no training/teaching available-- one must have an idea on how the game is played.

The Friends of the Library are an all Volunteer Group. Do you have an hour or two to spare per month? Ask how you can join us and help with the fundraising for your library. Without your generous support, special programs and college scholarships would not be possible. We want to see you at our book sales and programs- so come by and say Hello!

The Friends of the Library are an all Volunteer Group. Do you have an hour or two to spare per month? Ask how you can join us and help with the fundraising for your library. Without your generous support, special programs and college scholarships would not be possible. We want to see you at our book sales and programs- so come by and say Hello!

Gentle movement, stretching, and meditation - not as aggressive as regular yoga. Ideal for seniors. This class is open to all ages.

Bridge players meet and play in a relaxed atmosphere at the library. For more information contact Mary Mahon 973-423-1987

New Campaign for Ages 13 to 17 is underway! REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED!Come One! Come All! The Grand Tournament of Melee Valor (GTMV) is about to commence. The Prize? A Crown of Legend, said to reveal a treasure beyond imagination. Your party is participating in the Tournament, but political plots seem to be creeping into the festivities. What will you do? And what is going on with the tournament grounds? Missing Fighters? Strange sightings in the catacombs. Weird Vendors selling questionable foodstuff? There's something funny going on in the City of Yartar!IMPORTANT NOTE: New participants are required to have three characters (LVL-5) at the ready prior to coming (1 main and 2 spares). Anyone needing help may contact Elaine Lincoln at (973) 427-5745 x28 prior to the day of this Session for assistance.

OVERDUE BOOK CLUBBeing a Hawthorne resident is not required. A Zoom link is available if you cannot make the book club meeting in person. Please request the link by emailing the address below. Come and chat about books! Refreshments provided. Meets the 4th Wednesday of the month from 7pm to 8pm. (Except for November, the book club meets on the third Wednesday due to the Thanksgiving holiday.)Susanna973-427-5745 [email protected]

English Lessons are by appointment onlyPlease contact Kathy to scheduleCall (973) 427-5745 for details

For more information, please call Linda 551-206-2446

One must have basic knowledge of knitting, crocheting, or needlework as this is NOT a teaching class

Thrill as we read from classic tales and poems by Mr. Edgar A.

The acclaimed local theater company Tutti Bravi, based in New Rochelle, NY, presents the musical drama, “Common Sense: The Story of Thomas Paine”.