The DuMont Television Network Remembered
Dr. Alan Delozier tells the story of the Dumont Television Network and New Jersey’s TV trailblazers at Richwood Academy Cultural Center.
Hate Crime on the Rise in NJ – How Hate Crime Laws Help
Join Sarajane (Sally) Stenton, Esq., speaker from the NJ Bar Assoc. Speakers Bureau to learn about how hate crime laws are helping to prevent crimes from happening in the future.
Head Wrapping & Waist Bead Workshop with Latasha Waters
Honor Black History Month by attending the head wrapping workshop with Latasha Waters! Spaces and supplies are limited so advance registration is required.
Meet the Author: Ellen J. Green
Dive into a true crime case with local ties at this meet and greet with Ellen J. Green, the New Jersey author and novelist behind “Murder in the Neighborhood: The True Story of America’s First Recorded Mass Shooting.”
BeSmart: Gun Safety at Home Online Program
Keep a gun in a home with children? Learn about the best ways to keep children from accessing guns stored at home with this virtual presentation by representatives of nonprofit organization BeSmart.
Intro to Cryptocurrency: An Online Presentation
Curious about cryptocurrency? This virtual presentation from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) can help.
Bonaparte in Bordentown
History buffs and curious learners, come out to hear Monmouth University’s Dr. Richard Veit present the fascinating story of Joseph Bonaparte’s remarkable sojourn in America.
Best Practices for Starting a Business
Calling all entrepreneurs, the NJ Bar Foundation Speakers Bureau provides useful information and best practices on how to start your own small business.
Revolutionary Women: Writing About War
March is Women’s History Month! The library is hosting the Museum of the American Revolution for a virtual discussion on Revolutionary Women and their important roles at such a pivotal time in our nation’s history.
David Mills Poetry – Tribute to Slavery in New York City
In celebration of Black History Month join us for a poetry reading by author, David Mills. Mr. Mills will share his poetry and insights from his book of poems, Boneyarn, the first book of poems that explores slavery in New York City.