Adult Program

The Covid-19 Pandemic and The Spanish Flu of 1919: Similarities and Differences. Dr. Tom Soltis

The group meets the third Tuesday afternoon of each month. The book for discussion this month is The Invisible Life of Addie Larue.

New Year Pot Luck this month.

Local author Mary Warwick will read from her new book, Tall Thoughts During a Pandemic. Warwick's book of humorous essays examines how life has changed during the pandemic. "It was my intention to write something that would make the reader laugh and feel a little less lonely." Coffee and munchkins […]

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Join us for Monday Morning Movies! The first Monday of the month, we'll show a documentary film. This series runs through May. FEBRUARY: Young@Heart Rating: PG 107 minutes According to PBS Independent Lens, "Young@Heart chronicles seven weeks in the lives of the members of the chorus as they prepare for […]

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Socrates Cafe is an affiliate of the Society of Philosophical Inquiry. New members are always welcome. We believe a diversity of opinion is important for a true exchange of ideas. The group meets the first Monday of each month. The topic for February is “What is faith?” Moderator: Lew Ruffing. […]

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Adults with intellectual disabilities are invited to join us at the library for a buzz-worthy Valentine's Day craft, hosted by PACC. Register in advance at PAConnectingCommunities.org/events-2022. Attendees must bring a support person. We hope you will "BEE" there!

Breaking Protocol: America's First Women Ambassadors. Philip Nash, PhD.

The group meets the 2nd Saturday of the month. Mushrooms & the Fascinating World of Fungi Luke Mitchell of MitchellsMushroomFarm.com will share a spectacular variety of gourmet mushrooms. Learn about taste differences, nutritional information & culinary suggestions. Includes a hands-on demonstration, PowerPt. presentation and yummy mushroom recipes. Luke will have […]

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Great Decisions is a Foreign Policy Discussion Group. Each month the topic of discussion is different and most are based on the national Foreign Policy Association's Great Decisions program. No registration needed.

The group meets the third Tuesday afternoon of each month. The book for discussion this month is A Tree Grows in Brooklyn.