Aging in place is a top priority for older adults, and injuries in the home are a major reason that people end up in the ER. We will discuss many easy and cost efficient ways to make your home a safer environment and how to avoid falling or incurring injuries. Additionally, resources will be presented to those that need assistance or may need rehab services in the future. Take home material will be available to integrate our suggestions into your everyday life.

Please RSVP to Daniel Carr, Community Relations Manager • Phone: 732.565.2496 or dcarr@parkerlife.org by 11/10

Liberty Hall is the home of William Livingston, New Jersey’s first elected governor and signer of the Constitution. Built in 1772 on the eve of the American Revolution, Liberty Hall has witnessed more than 250 years of American and New Jersey history. Liberty Hall was not only the home of the first governor of New Jersey, but it was also the home to six successive generations of the Kean family who have dedicated their lives and careers to the growth of this state. The lives of the people who called Liberty Hall home, their letters, diaries, photographs, and the everyday objects they left behind bring this history to life uniquely.

In this class you will learn the basics of drawing, shading and how to Zentangle with ease and confidence. The Zentangle art method promotes the “there are no-mistakes” attitude. it is a relaxing and playful approach to art making.

Join us for this fun and fabulous art form!

In this class you will learn the basics of drawing, shading and how to Zentangle with ease and confidence. The Zentangle Art Method promotes the attitude that there are no mistakes. It’s a relaxing and playful approach to making art. Please join us for this fun and fabulous art form!

A Poe Museum Educator will take us on a deep dive into the life, literature, and legacy of Poe through the museum’s collection objects (including ones not typically on display). Learn about Poe’s tragic life and how it influenced his famous tales. Leave with a greater understanding of Poe’s literary legacy. Q&A