adult programs

This informative program will cover several topics of interest for people who are curious about e-readers: a comparison of the main brands of e-reader, how to choose the right e-reader for you, how to purchase a book for your e-reader and how to borrow a library book for your e-reader. 

Tom Ainsworth of "Let History Live" will present the case for famed would be murderer Lizzie Borden. Did the spinster Sunday school teacher really do it? Learn all about America's most famous and unsolved -axe -well "hatchet"- murders. Did the police botch the investigation? Did our legal process fail? Who committed these bloody slayings? The maid? The sister? The local axe murderer? The illegitimate demented son? The visiting uncle? Or was it Lizzie after all? Hear all of the evidence and make a verdict.

Looking for some tips on creating the perfect spring centerpiece? Rosemary Allen of "Design Inspirations" in Hackettstown will show you three beautiful spring floral designs sure to liven up any table. Three lucky participants will also get to take home Rosemary's beautiful creations! 

Early New England burial grounds were the first public art galleries in the New World. Even today, many of these tranquil sites display the remarkable artistic, cultural and religious changes of this region. Old gravestones or markers often explained how entire families lived and died. 

Peggy Ehrhart, author of the Max Maxwell mystery series, will guide listeners on a journey through mystery novels set in our own New Jersey. From the state's Pine Barrens and Chesapeake Bay region to the Garden State's cities, suburbs and small towns, she will discuss the works of such popular authors as Janet Evanovich, Harlan Coben, Robin Hathaway, Chris Grabenstein and Richard Price.