Adult Yoga
Scialla Hall,
Join certified yoga teacher and Mendham-local, Sarah Whitman for a morning class of stretches and poses.
Everyone can benefit from yoga – stretch your body and calm your mind.
Bring a mat. Adults Only.
* Please note our yoga classes will operate on a donation basis *
Suggested donation of $5+ per class. You will be able to donate via cash or via venmo directly to Sarah
Participants will be asked to sign a waiver.
Everyone can benefit from yoga – stretch your body and calm your mind.
Bring a mat. Adults Only.
* Please note our yoga classes will operate on a donation basis *
Suggested donation of $5+ per class. You will be able to donate via cash or via venmo directly to Sarah
Participants will be asked to sign a waiver.
Fit Together
Scialla Hall,
Mondays in September & October, 10.30am
Mondays in September & October, 10.30am
Registration Required: Register Online
This event has separate registration lists for each session date.
Join our fitness instructor, Lori for a fitness class – where caregivers get to exercise with their children. Children are welcome to join in the exercises or bring something small to occupy themselves.
This class will operate on a donation basis – please consider a minimum donation of $5 which will go directly to our instructor. Pay via check/cash or venmo.
Participants will be required to sign a waiver before class starts.
This class will operate on a donation basis – please consider a minimum donation of $5 which will go directly to our instructor. Pay via check/cash or venmo.
Participants will be required to sign a waiver before class starts.
Monthly Sound Bath Experience
Scialla Hall
Third Monday of Each Month, 7:00pm
Registration Required: Register Online
Join Sound Practitioner and Reiki Master, Genevieve Deely, for a unique meditative experience for adults using the healing sounds of crystal singing bowls to soothe the mind, body and soul. A sound bath is a meditative experience allowing those in attendance to be immersed in calming and healing sound waves. As half of the human body is made up of water and water is an excellent conductor of sound, there is very little effort on your part to experience the healing effects of sound.
Registration Required: Register Online
Join Sound Practitioner and Reiki Master, Genevieve Deely, for a unique meditative experience for adults using the healing sounds of crystal singing bowls to soothe the mind, body and soul. A sound bath is a meditative experience allowing those in attendance to be immersed in calming and healing sound waves. As half of the human body is made up of water and water is an excellent conductor of sound, there is very little effort on your part to experience the healing effects of sound.
Sound Baths are experiences that may help reduce stress of all kinds and induce deeper connection to one’s inner world. Genevieve will lead participants through this unique experience using the healing sounds of crystal singing bowls and chanting to soothe the mind, body and soul.
Participants can be in a seated position or lying down. If you choose to lie down, it is most important you bring a yoga mat, blanket and pillow to be comfortable during the hour.
Classes operate on a donation basis. Please consider giving up to $10 a class to go directly to the program leader (cash/check/venmo).
Please Note – Priority is given to Mendham Township Residents. Please register for each session separately.
Knitting with Neighbors
Registration required. Call — or Register Online.
Join our knitting teacher, Margaret Hope for our new “Knitting with Neighbors” group.
The group will meet the 1st, 3rd & 5th Tuesday of the month at 1pm. Bring your own project, or Margaret will show you how to knit. All supplies provided, but feel free to bring your own size 5 or 5.5 needles and yarn.
Register Once and you will be on our “Knitting Club ” mailing list and will receive program updates and weather related cancellations.
Crafty Connections
Meets the third Wednesday of the month.
Registration required. Register Online.
Join our friendly crafting group. Bring your own crochet/kntting/needlepoint or sewing project to work on, in the company of others, Ask for help from more experienced crafters.
Mah Jongg
Scialla Hall, Brookside Community Church
Every Thursday, 1:30pm
Every Thursday, 1:30pm
Register Online
Join our active Mah Jongg group for weekly in-person play.
Register Once and you will be on our “Mah Jongg” mailing list and will receive program updates and weather related cancellations
Join our active Mah Jongg group for weekly in-person play.
Register Once and you will be on our “Mah Jongg” mailing list and will receive program updates and weather related cancellations
Cook & Connect Club
Scialla Hall
Monday, September 23rd, 1:00pm
Registration Required: Register Online
Registration Required: Register Online
Calling all cooks! Join our new monthly cooking club where each month a different culinary item will be the theme. Using that item of the month, participants will find and make a recipe of their choice at home. Then bring the recipe and the food item (if desired) to our meeting to discuss, share and taste. September’s item of the month will be apples.
How To Use Today’s AI Tools To Simplify Life & Business
Virtual Zoom
Tuesday, October 8th, 7pm
Registration Required: Register Online
Registration Required: Register Online
A showcase on how AI tools can simplify your daily tasks, enhance productivity, and bring a new level of efficiency to both personal and professional endeavors will be presented at the workshop.
Sponsored by Kemmerer Library.
Sponsored by Kemmerer Library.
Decoupage Boxes
Scialla Hall, Brookside Community Church
Wednesday , October 9th, 1pm
Registration Required: Register Online
Registration Required: Register Online
Join our friendly craft group. This month’s project is to decorate a trinket box using decoupage.
All supplies are provided.
All supplies are provided.
Non Fiction Book Club
Wednesday October 9th
1pm
Register Online
Book Club meets the second Wednesday of each month.
Read new titles and come ready for a lively discussion.
Register Once and you will be on “Non Fiction Book Club” mailing list and will receive program updates and weather related cancellations.
Adult Chair Yoga with Marthe
Scialla Hall, Brookside Community Church
Tuesday, October 15th, 22nd & 29th 11:15am
Registration Required: Register Online
This event has separate registration lists for each session date.
Registration Required: Register Online
This event has separate registration lists for each session date.
Strengthen and stretch in an ALL seated adult chair yoga and pilates class with local instructor Marthe.
This class is donation based – please consider a donation of $5+ for Marthe’s time & expertise.
This class is donation based – please consider a donation of $5+ for Marthe’s time & expertise.
Succulents 101
Scialla Hall, Brookside Community Church
Monday, October 21st, 1pm
Registration Required: Register Online
Registration Required: Register Online
Join Paul Wesolowski, as he explores the world of succulent plants. Paul will discuss several types of popular succulents, as well as the distinction of a cactus. In addition, Paul will share his vast succulent plant wisdom and offer helpful advice on succulent care.
A retired bank vice president, Paul Wesolowski has been growing cactus and other succulent plants for 50 years, and currently has a collection of over a thousand! He has been a member of the Philadelphia Cactus and Succulent Society for thirty years and is currently the organization’s president. As Chairman of the Exhibit Committee for 27 years, Paul has designed and supervised the installation of the club’s annual exhibit at the Philadelphia Flower Show. Paul enjoys answering questions from Flower Show visitors and for the past two years, has been profiled during the 6ABC TV coverage of the Philadelphia Flower Show. Because of his expertise, Paul has also served as a judge at the Philadelphia Flower Show and at the Connecticut Cactus and Succulent Society‘s annual Plant Show.
Art Talk: Leonardo Da Vinci
Virtual Program
Thursday, October 24th, 7:00pm
Registration Required: Register Online
Join us for an engaging conversation with art historian Jay Schuck, as he discusses Leonardo da Vinci’s artistic theories and practices in relation to the conditions of his time. Works to be examined include the Virgin of the Rock, the Last Supper, the Mona Lisa, and more.
Sponsored by Kemmerer Library.
Thursday, October 24th, 7:00pm
Registration Required: Register Online
Join us for an engaging conversation with art historian Jay Schuck, as he discusses Leonardo da Vinci’s artistic theories and practices in relation to the conditions of his time. Works to be examined include the Virgin of the Rock, the Last Supper, the Mona Lisa, and more.
Sponsored by Kemmerer Library.
Bernstein on Broadway
Virtual Program
Monday, October 28th, 7pm
Registration Required: Register Online
Though not a native New Yorker, Leonard Bernstein had a long association with the city of New York. He wrote three legendary Broadway Musicals celebrating the city he loved. Join Marc Courtade as he discusses On the Town, Wonderful Town and West Side Story, all three showcasing different aspects of “New York, New York, a helluva a town!” Participants will listen to musical examples, to examine the eras involved (1930’s with Wonderful Town, 1940’s with On the Town, and 1950’s with West Side Story) and how they reflect New York. Attendees will also examine his “problem” musicals, Candide and 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, which still show Bernstein’s strong musical voice even in flawed (though fascinating) settings.
Registration Required: Register Online
Though not a native New Yorker, Leonard Bernstein had a long association with the city of New York. He wrote three legendary Broadway Musicals celebrating the city he loved. Join Marc Courtade as he discusses On the Town, Wonderful Town and West Side Story, all three showcasing different aspects of “New York, New York, a helluva a town!” Participants will listen to musical examples, to examine the eras involved (1930’s with Wonderful Town, 1940’s with On the Town, and 1950’s with West Side Story) and how they reflect New York. Attendees will also examine his “problem” musicals, Candide and 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, which still show Bernstein’s strong musical voice even in flawed (though fascinating) settings.
Marc Courtade is a performing arts professional with over 30 years experience and a passion for sharing his knowledge about the arts. He recently retired as the Executive Director at Huntington Arts Council, a position he held for 7 years. Marc’s experience working in the entertainment and arts industry includes Lincoln Center, Humanities New York and LIU Post. He is passionate about the arts, musical theater, opera and great performers.
Sponsored by Kemmerer Library.
Book Club
Wednesday, October 30th, 1.30pm
Registration required. Register Online
Book Club Meets the last Wednesday of the month
Read the book and come ready for a lively discussion
Register Once and you will be on our “Book Club” mailing list and will receive program updates and weather related cancellations.
