Second Sunday Schedule 2024-2025
The Florham Park Public Library is thrilled to announce its 2024-2025 Second Sunday schedule. These engaging events are free, open to all, and are designed to entertain and educate our community. Performances will be held each month, September through April, from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. in the Library’s Akhoury Room. Registration for all events is through the library’s website florhamparklib.org.
September 8, 2024: The season begins with renowned speaker Walter Choroszewski, who will present “Historic Northeast Hurricanes.” This promises to be a captivating discussion, with a detailed exploration of the impact and legacy these powerful storms have had on the region.
October 13, 2024: The Library welcomes Dr. Matthew Beland, an esteemed archivist from Drew University. Dr. Beland will present “Ghosts at Drew University”, a fascinating look into the eerie and mysterious lore that has become a part of the university’s history. This lecture is perfect for getting into the Halloween spirit!
November 10, 2024: As Veteran’s Day approaches, please join Joan Schaible as she presents “Animals Go to War.”This thought-provoking lecture will explore the significant roles animals have played, and continue to play, as they assist our brave troops during wartime.
December 8, 2024: Celebrate the holiday season with John Kenrick who will discuss the beloved classic film “It’s a Wonderful Life”. Gain new insights into this timeless movie and its enduring legacy.
January 12, 2025: Prepare to be dazzled by a remarkable musical performance. Stay tuned for further details regarding this special event.
February 9, 2025: John Cerilli, a docent from the Yogi Berra Museum, will delight baseball fans with “Brick City, Silk City, and Beyond – Baseball’s Rich History in North Jersey”.
John’s engaging presentation will highlight some of baseball’s most iconic moments while delighting fans of America’s pastime.
March 9, 2025: In celebration of Women’s History Month, the Library will host Janet Mandel as she presents “Three Visionary Women/Three Great Art Museums.” Janet’s talk will explore the legacies of three remarkable women—Isabella Stewart Gardner, Helene Kröller-Müller, and Peggy Guggenheim—who each founded iconic art museums.
April 13, 2025: Concluding the season, Mallory Mortillarowill delve into “The Lost Treasures of the Titanic.” Discover the fascinating stories and mysteries surrounding the legendary shipwreck and its sunken treasures.
All Second Sunday programming is generously funded by the Friends of Florham Park Library.
For more information about the Florham Park Public Library’s Second Sunday series and other library programs, please visit florhamparklib.org or contact Nancy Shah, Library Director at nancyashah@flo.mainlib.org.Top of FormBottom of Form
