Join Circle of Voices, a Poetry Discussion where we sonnet-speak the poetry of William Shakespeare. Help celebrate the Bard’s birthday by reading a sonnet or monologue and then enjoy a lively discussion with the group. Reading a piece aloud is not a requirement to attend.
Hosted by Laurie Byrowho has been leading poetry discussion groups in northern NJ for over 20 years.
Copies of sonnets available at the Reference Desk.
Thursday drop-in Storytime- Drop-in for stories, songs and a craft. For families with young children.
Join Sue Gardner and other local historians for an informal discussion of Warwick historical topics on the Zoom platform.
The link to join is posted weekly in the "You Know You're From Warwick When" and "We Are Warwick" Facebook groups; if you are not on Facebook, email a request to sgardner@rcls.org and you will receive the link via email.
How to log into Zoom: At the time that the meeting starts, click on the link for that meeting that you have found on Facebook or have been emailed. You will see a screen that looks like the photo below. Click on "open zoom meeting" in the pop-up box at the top, and when prompted, allow it to use your device's audio and video. You will be taken to a "Waiting room" to be manually clicked in by the meeting coordinator. All the participants will be able to see and hear you. If you want to test it out beforehand, just go to their tutorials, where you can join a daily training meeting: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/206618765-Zoom-Video-Tutorials
Cooking Together
Have your resume critiqued and your job search questions answered during a 45 minute one-on-one session with career consultant Gregg Knowles. A $10 deposit is required at the time of in-person registration; this will be refunded upon completion of the session.
Everyone loves breakfast! Learn how to make omlets, pancakes, waffles and other breakfast foods. Enjoy your cooking as we sit down to share the fruits of your labor.
Saturday Morning Drop-in Storytime- Stop by on Saturday morning for stories, songs and a craft. For families.
Iceberg Right Ahead! On April 14, 1912, the world's largest ship struck an iceberg - and the rest is history! Learn about the Titanic and some other nautical information. Ages 7-10. Register beginning March 14 online or in person at the Children's Desk.
Bring your phone and get ready to be silly. Play Jackbox Party games like Quiplash, Tee K.O., Patently Stupid, Mad Verse City, and more!