Dan Radel, history instructor, journalist Discover Red Bank’s history on this walking tour of the vibrant downtown nestled against the banks of the Navesink River. Tour will include the Red […]

Morning The Three Falls of Rome Christopher Bellitto, PhD Did Rome fall? Ancient Rome actually had three stages: a monarchy, a republic, and then an empire. How did each fail and transform into the next stage? Join us for the unknown stories as well as for lessons for today. Look at how Rome began with […]

Brian McGackin, MFA, professional poet writer The poets of Ireland have long been known for their connection to the beautiful landscape they inhabit. From the ancient songs and ballads of prehistory to the modern works of today, the hills, trees, creatures, and seasons of Ireland have informed and inspired countless great works. “Songs of Summer” […]

Jenny Santa Maria, Artist, instructor Watercolor pencils offer the control of drawing with the luminous quality of watercolor. Take inspiration from the Impressionists as you select a well-known painting to sketch and bring to life. Explore how color, light, and subtle shifts in hue transform an image while building skills in observational drawing and brush […]

Olga Polites, State Advocate Lead NJ Advocacy Leader, Media Literacy Now With more information available online than ever before, it can be challenging to distinguish between what is useful and what is misleading. Join us for an engaging session on how information is created, shared, and monetized. Learn essential skills to critically evaluate online media […]

Author of Terror from America: A Sherlock Holmes Adventure Join acclaimed historian and journalist Terry Golway for a discussion of his debut novel, Terror from America: A Sherlock Holmes Adventure. Set in 1885 New York amid Irish nationalist bombings and political intrigue, the novel sends Sherlock Holmes into the city’s shadowy Irish American underworld to […]