2024 NATIONAL MEDAL
for Museum and Library Service Finalist
Come learn about Tai Chi and its basic movements with Alex Spiewak. Tai Chi Chuan is a type of ancient art that is primarily practiced for its health benefits. It is described as a "meditation in motion" that is slow, graceful, mindful, low-impact, and full-body. It is suitable for older adults and those not in "top shape".
For more information or to join the groups, please contact librarian Paul Kibala at pkibala@ebpl.org.
THIS WORKSHOP IS FULL.
If possible, please bring a mat or blanket to sit on to be comfortable.
Reiki is energy therapy, the goal of which is to promote deep relaxation, mental and emotional clarity, and increased well-being. For this meditation, you will lay or sit in a comfortable position to experience distance reiki accompanied by either a crystal bowl sound bath or music. Reiki energy will act directly reaching each person where they are, for their highest good, whether that is physical, mental, emotional or spiritual, or any combination.
For more information or to join the groups, please contact librarian Paul Kibala at pkibala@ebpl.org.
Join us in teams of 2 or 4 for a Bocce Tournament at the court next to the Senior Center in Parking Lot #2. Don't have a teammate? We will pair you!
No rain date.
New Yacht City specializes in yacht rock from the 70s and 80s-- think of bands like Toto, Steely Dan, Hall and Oates. Google's AI notes that "with a repertoire of classic hits and a captivating stage presence, the band will get your crowd moving and grooving at any event." This year the band has been lucky to perform throughout NYC and NJ at well-regarded venues like Rockwood Music Hall, The Red Lion, and Crossroads.
Come learn about Tai Chi and its basic movements with Alex Spiewak. Tai Chi Chuan is a type of ancient art that is primarily practiced for its health benefits. It is described as a "meditation in motion" that is slow, graceful, mindful, low-impact, and full-body. It is suitable for older adults and those not in "top shape".
If possible, please bring a mat or blanket to sit on to be comfortable.
For more information or to join the groups, please contact librarian Paul Kibala at pkibala@ebpl.org.