Courtly Intrigue and Whispers as Weapons with Historical Fiction Queen Philippa Gregory 10/23/25 Just added - come join us at the Library on October 29th at 2pm to watch the Author Talk with Philippa Gregory!  We'll have the meeting room open and set up for easy viewing of this sure to be exciting Author Talk.  […]

Disasters don't wait - but YOU can be ready! Join Wesley Sharples, OEM Coordinator for Denville and learn practical skills, get expert tips and build the confidence to be prepared. When we prepare together, we stay stronger together.   Wesley Sharples, Office of Emergency Management Coordinator for Denville will join us to discuss how to […]

Take a trip to The Netherlands with art historian, Jay Schuck, for a virtual tour through the Van Gogh Museum. Located in Amsterdam, the Van Gogh Museum holds the world’s largest collection of Vincent van Gogh's artworks. It showcases his paintings, drawings and letters, giving deep insight into his artistic development and personal struggles. Highlights include "The Bedroom", "Sunflowers" and "Wheatfield with Crows".   Zoom […]

Unwind with a Book & a Brew  – Join us for Silent Book Club at Diamond Spring Brewery, where great stories meet great beer. Bring your current read, grab your favorite pint, and enjoy a relaxed, no-pressure evening of quiet reading in good company. No assigned books, no discussion circles—just cozy vibes, community, and craft […]

Join our new French Conversation Group and practice your French with fellow language enthusiasts through informal conversation, cultural topics, and group activities. It’s a fun and supportive way to grow your skills and connect with others who share a love of the French language and culture.  The group will meet on the second and fourth […]

Self portraits can be traced back to ancient times, though they became most prevalent in the early Renaissance period.  This lecture explores several famous artists’ self portraits as we learn, and consider: What does an artist’s self portrait say about the time they lived in, the style they painted in, and, most importantly, how they viewed themself?   Presented by Mallory Mortillaro.  Mallory serves as […]

The Melian Dialogue – A Political Debate and an Island's Fate This lecture delves into Thucydides' Melian Dialogue, a pivotal moment in his History of the Peloponnesian War, where Athenian envoys and Melian representatives clash over the island's fate. Ultimately, the Melian Dialogue serves as a timeless case study for analyzing the complexities of international relations […]