Virtual Events
Adult Virtual Events
Irv on Film
This weekly column by Irv Slifkin, host of the Foreign Film series and a teacher at Temple University, covers movies and entertainment with an emphasis on interesting recommendations.
05/22/20 - Adventures Movies at Home
Virtual Chair Yoga
Monday, June 8 12PM register here
Chair Yoga involves gentle yoga exercises that can be done while seated in or supported by a chair. This class will teach the basics guided breathing, simple physical stretches, and meditation. The yoga exercises are safe and accessible for all levels. This program will be conducted on Zoom. Registration required. You will receive a link to the meeting a day prior to the event.
Mindful Meditation
Thursday, June 11 12PM - register here
Thursday, June 25 12PM - register here
Join an experienced meditation instructor and achieve relaxation of your mind and body. This program will be conducted on Zoom. Registration required. You will receive a link to the meeting a day prior to the event.
Virtual Book Chat
My Brilliant Friend
Tuesday, June 23 2020 7:00pm
Tuesday, June 23 2020 7:00pm
Please join us for a virtual book discussion via Zoom. We will be discussing My Brilliant Friend by Elena Ferrante, the first book in her popular and critically acclaimed Neapolitan series. The book is available digitally with your library card from Hoopla and Overdrive. You can look forward to engaging in a lively discussion, or if you prefer just sit back and hear about a new book.
Exercise with our online resources
Gardening Tips and Tricks!
Creative Pen Holder
Seed Pots with Sheila
May is Mediterranean Diet Month
Quarantine Cooking from your Pantry
All Ages Events and Activities
Write a poem for poetry month!
Paul Howe has taught in many schools, libraries, and community centers, beginning with the Writing Program at Harvard University. For twenty-seven years he taught high school English in Cherry Hill. In this weekly column, Paul shares a poem and comments on its background and significance.
6/01/2020 - Introduction to Poetry
Children's Virtual Events
Join us online for storytimes!
6/02/20
May 26
May 19
May 12
May 5 - Curious George's Dream
April 27 - Curious George and the Puppies
April 21 - Curious George Makes Pancakes and Curious George Feeds the Animals
April 14 - I Had Trouble in Getting to Solla Sollew
April 7 - Chrysanthemum
March 31 - Curious George goes to the Chocolate Shop
March 24 - Waiting is Hard and Bear Snores On
March 17 - The House on East 88 Street
Read Aloud - The Little Red Fort
Read Aloud - Spoon
Read Aloud - If I Built a School
Read Aloud - There are No Bears in this Bakery
Read Aloud - Dance is for Everyone
Read Aloud - The Curious Garden
May 30
May 23
May 16
May 10
May 3
Move and Groove
Fish Finger Puppet
Family Music Class
Sunday, June 7 3PM
Infants, toddlers, and preschool children- along with their parents or caregivers- join together as a musical community. Activities include listening to instruments, having fun with rhymes, and singing and dancing to music of different tones and modalities. Registration is required, and a link to the Zoom webinar will be emailed to you one hour prior to the program starting. Best suited for ages 6 months-6 years.
Mad Science: Spooky, Scary Science
Saturday, June 13 2-3PM
The event will be performed LIVE through Zoom. Registration is required, and a link to the program will be emailed to you one hour prior to it starting.
Through a mixture of science & imagination the children will experience spider, witches, & floating cyclops eyeballs. As a grand finale the Mad Scientist will introduce the audience to the eerie world of Dry Ice, making bubbling potions & lots of fearsome fog. All ages.
All Ages Events and Activities
Write a poem for poetry month!