Adult

Join Larry Mansour, who with wife Diane owns the Thomas Ferrier home on Waterbury Rd.,  as he shares stories that came to light during renovation of this historic home.  Attendees are invited to share what they learned during restoration of their own corner of Warwick history.  Bring photos to show around the table and tell about your challenges and triumphs.

Celebrate Black History Month! Join us for an afternoon of beautiful music performed by the chamber orchestra comprised of young, talented African American string musicians under the tutelage of E'lissa Jones.

Funded by a generous gift to the AWPL Foundation by Glenn P. and Susan D. Dickes.

Do you feel a strain on your relationship with your child(ren)? Life is so busy; it is hard to find time for meaningful moments. During this workshop we will discuss the importance of connecting with your child, what a meaningful connection looks like, and how you fit it into your busy schedule.

Keeping a nature journal is a wonderful way to deepen your experience of nature and sharpen your artistic skills.  Jim Van Gelder will cover materials and techniques and then put them to practice on a variety of plant and animal subjects.

The annual business meeting of the Friends of Hathorn historical society is open to the public. 

Join Kia Ward of Kia Symone Designs as she teaches some sewing basics including hemming and buttons.  All materials provided; space is very limited.

Join local artist Catina Strauss to create a beautiful, painted silk scarf.  Participants must bring in an old towel and hanger; all other materials provided.  Space is very limited.

Author Joe Gosler discusses his recent memoir, Search for Home: The Impact of WWII on a Hidden Child, in which he talks about his experiences as an infant placed in hiding during WWII in the Netherlands. 

Get an overview of the college admissions process, including information about applications, financial aid, and more with Sharon Davis and Lynn Lillian from College Mode Consulting. High school students and parents are welcome!