Event List

In 1914, Ernest Shackleton embarked on his daring Trans-Antarctic Expedition—an adventure that would become one of the most gripping survival stories in history.

Join us for an informative and empowering program that looks at weight management from a holistic, evidence-based perspective. 

Even before films had synchronized sound, they were never truly silent—live music accompanied the images, setting mood and enhancing emotion. 

From the nation’s founding to today, American presidents and their families have lived under intense public scrutiny, experiencing both extraordinary triumphs and heartbreaking losses. 

What happens when the science of medicine meets the wisdom of spirituality?

Jazz is more than just music—it’s a powerful lens through which we can understand Black history in America.

Ever slept in a wigwam, snapped a selfie with Paul Bunyan, or wandered into the jaws of a giant alligator?

Join us for an informative session on lung cancer and the role of robotic bronchoscopy in its diagnosis with Dr. Yu Ma Htwe of Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center.

Long before the network became known as the Underground Railroad, enslaved people risked everything to escape bondage and seek freedom.

For nearly two centuries, passenger rail has played a defining role in shaping America’s landscape and identity—from powerful steam locomotives to the gleaming streamliners that once symbolized modernity and adventure, to today’s A

Join professional development coach Sarah Zarember to walk through the building blocks of a resume built for success. 

New Jersey proudly bears the nickname “The Garden State,” and for good reason.

For much of the early 20th century, comedy was considered a man’s game—but a fearless group of funny women stepped up to the mic, took over our screens, and changed the rules of laughter forever.

The “Mothers” of America aren’t often mentioned – the women whose influence on the early years of the United States reverberated for centuries afterwards.

This lecture examines common myths and misconceptions surrounding epilepsy and seizure disorders, highlighting how these conditions are frequently misunderstood by the general public.

Life runs more smoothly when your home is set up to support your daily routines but getting there can feel overwhelming.

For the 250^th anniversary of the birthday of our nation, see the American Revolution through a different perspective. 

From entertaining fellow soldiers during World War II to honing his skills as a Catskills tummler, Brooklyn-born Mel Brooks rose to become one of the most influential figures in American comedy.

Legendary master of screen tension Alfred Hitchcock (1899-1980), shocked, thrilled, amused, and delighted moviegoers and TV viewers throughout his half-century directing career.

Retirement can feel complex and unpredictable, often leaving people overwhelmed or uncertain. It brings a mix of excitement and anxiety—and involves some of the most important financial decisions you’ll ever make.

Join Melanie Mannarino, author of The (Almost) Zero-Waste Guide, for an eye-opening look at what really happens after we put things “out for recycling.”