Jeanne Sorg, Montgomery County Recorder of Deeds, will review the types of documents that are recorded with the Recorder of Deeds office and go through how to search the database for current and historical deeds on your property.
We gardners are excited about and make plans to increase the diversity of plants in our gardens and landscapes. A whole new level of appreciation arises when we learn to recognize that many of the plants we grow and see growing in the wild are related to each other, as in a family. For example, alyssum, broccoli, and radishes all belong to the mustard family. Carrots, dill, and poison hemlock are related to the carrot family.
Unwind and destress with our guided healing sound experience, immerse yourself in joy. Join us for this magical experience.
Immerse yourself in the vibrations of a sound bath. Learn what a sound bath is and what its benefits are. Join us as Jaquay takes you on a journey of relaxation, rejuvenation and soul nourishment with her magical sound healing and guided meditation. No prior meditation experience required. Bring your own mat and pillow to maximize relaxation. Come relax and balance your body, mind and sprit.
3rd Friday Bingo at Ambler Library!
Adults with Developmental Disabilities and their caregivers are invited to BINGO Fridays at the Ambler Library! Join us on the 3rd Friday of each month to play some games together. We have PICTURE BINGO, EAGLES BINGO and JINGO!
Contact Anne Hall to register. ahall@wvpl.org or 215-646-1072
Understanding Alzheimer's & Dementia
Chemist Michelle Francl explores how science transforms humble leaves into this beloved beverage.
Washington's writings include his Farewell Orders (1783), his First Inaugural Address (1789), his letter to the Turo Synagogue (1790) and his Farewell Address (1796). Each was unprecedented and uique. Why did he write them? Who were his audiences? How did he speek to achieve his purposes? Was he successful? Come and explore these questions.
Presented by Russ Bellavance
The lecture tells us the story of the Penn Museum's Sphinx ( the largest sphinx in the entire Western Hemisphere ) from its discovery in Egypt at Memphis in the early 20th century, its subsequent transport to Philadelphia concluding with a behind the scenes look at the engineering and human effort involved in moving such an object, both monumental and priceless in today's world. What is a Sphinx? What did a Sphinx represent to the ancient Egyptians? How did they move it? Let's find out!
Presented by Dr. Steve
The Chess Club at Blue Bell meets weekly at Blue Bell on Mondays at 5 pm.
Must already know how to play. This is not a "how-to" class; participants should come prepared to play.
This program is for older teens and adults.
The Chess Club at Blue Bell meets weekly at Blue Bell on Mondays at 5 pm.
Must already know how to play. This is not a "how-to" class; participants should come prepared to play.
This program is for older teens and adults.
