Event List

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.

Cats are fascinating, complex companions—but their behavior can sometimes feel mysterious or misunderstood. 

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.” 

Look up the word iconoclast, and you might expect to find Marcel Duchamp staring back at you. Few artists so radically challenged the assumptions of what art could be—or who could define it.

Estate planning doesn’t have to be overwhelming—come learn how to take control of your legacy with confidence.

Blood pressure plays a vital role in overall health, affecting the heart, brain, kidneys, and blood vessels.

This illustrated lecture, presented in celebration of America250, traces the artistic career of Gilbert Stuart (1755–1828), one of the most influential portrait painters in American history. 

Stress and anxiety are a part of modern life—but when left unchecked, they can take a real toll on both mental and physical health.

Getting organized isn’t about perfection — it’s about creating systems that actually work for you.

New Jersey played a pivotal role in the American Revolution, earning its title as the “Crossroads of the American Revolution” due to its strategic location between New York and Philadelphia and the sheer number of military engageme

Recently brought back into the spotlight by the film Maestro, Leonard Bernstein remains one of the most complex and compelling figures in American music.

This illustrated lecture, presented in celebration of America250, explores the life and work of John Trumbull (1756–1843), one of the most important artists of the American Revolutionary era.

“The true value of a park lies not in its size or grandeur, but in the way it allows people to connect with nature and with each other.” — Frederick Law Olmsted

Join us this June in recognition of Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month for a special 60-minute program.