For ages 6 and up, with a caregiver. Decorate a nature journal to record your nature observations. Than, be a citizen scientist! Go outside and observe pollinators in our library gardens. The data we collect will be uploaded to “The Great Sunflower Project”. Sponsored by the Friends of the Lawrence Library. Registration is required and...

Try out your artistic talents and learn to draw new images each week. Clipboards, paper and colored pencils will be provided for the duration of the program. Attendees are welcome to bring their own materials. In case of inclement weather, Drawing Party will be held indoors. Registration is required prior to the event and limited...

After finding themselves ensnared in a death trap, an unconventional team of antiheroes must go on a dangerous mission that will force them to confront the darkest corners of their pasts. 126 minutes. Rated PG-13. Sponsored by the Friends of the Lawrence Library. Advanced registration is appreciated.

To escape her miserable fate as the eldest of three daughters- and one who has attracted the dislike of the witch of the waste- Sophie seeks out the moving castle on the hills. In order to break her curse, she has to learn to manage Howl, the callous Wizard who owns the castle; the fire...

Historian Cindy Srnka and naturalist Steve Hiltner present new research about Oswald Veblen, the mathematician and visionary who laid the groundwork for so much of what Princeton is today. This talk is co-sponsored by the Princeton Public Library and The Friends of Herrontown Woods as a prelude to Sunday’s staged concert performance of the new...

Join Al Johnson, director and Vice-President of the Northeast Organic Farming Association (NOFA), for a documentary screening and discussion on the organic farming movement. In the 1970s, activists opposing the Vietnam War, nuclear power, and voter suppression turned their energy toward healthy food and the environment. This shift birthed the northeast organic farming movement, now...

Think you have an ear for foreign languages? If you enjoyed last month’s world pop dancefloor music, then get ready to rock out to new tunes from around the world in the rock genre. Challenge your ears with unfamiliar sounds, and learn fascinating facts about each language and culture. Winner(s) will get a small trophy!...