60 Valley St, South Orange, NJ
Time: 3:30 pm– 6:00 pm
Parental Alienation is gender-neutral and effects both Mothers and Fathers, as well as Step-Parents, Siblings, Grandparents, Aunts and Uncles, and anyone who loves a child who is being turned against them. Sadly, the consequences of Parental Alienation are undeniably the most detrimental to the Child/ren who are the pawns of the Alienator.
We are not professionals, but rather ordinary individuals who have experienced, and still are experiencing, the effects of divorce and Parental Alienation. The purpose of this group is to provide a haven for discussion and to offer each other solace and encouragement, recommendations from our own own experiences, and resources. Despite where we are on our journey through life, and however we are experiencing Parental Alienation let us gather together in order grow and heal and come to a deeper understanding of our situation in a positive manner.
This month's topic: Discussion of Dr. Amy Baker's e-book Beyond the High Road: Responding to 17 Parental Alienation Strategies without Compromising Your Morals or Harming Your Child by Amy J.L. Baker, Ph.D. And Paul R. Fine, LCSW
Join us for the opening reception for our winter exhibitions:
Textility explores the inventive ways contemporary artists employ materials, concepts, and processes associated with textiles to convey their ideas. Curated by Mary Birmingham and Joanne Mattera, Textility features work by twenty-eight artists in a variety of media and will fill three galleries and exhibition spaces throughout the Art Center.
Also on view: Digital Students of Peter Lester.
Textility is an exhibition that explores the inventive ways contemporary artists employ materials, concepts, and processes associated with textiles to convey their ideas. Curated by Mary Birmingham and Joanne Mattera, Textility features work by twenty-eight artists in a variety of media and will fill three galleries and exhibition spaces throughout the Art Center.
Gallery Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday: 10:00 am- 5:00 pm; Thursday 10:00am – 8pm; and Saturday & Sunday 11am – 4pm. Please call to confirm holiday hours.
All are invited for a unique opportunity to discuss the Textility exhibition and artwork with the curators and artists.
Textility is an exhibition that explores the inventive ways contemporary artists employ materials, concepts, and processes associated with textiles to convey their ideas. Curated by Mary Birmingham and Joanne Mattera, Textility features work by twenty-eight artists in a variety of media and will fill three galleries and exhibition spaces throughout the Art Center.
Join South Orange Rotary this week to celebrate our speaker, Kyung Pak, Korean Spirit & Culture Promotion Project. Korean Spirit & Culture Promotion Project is a non-for-profit organization that was formed in September, 2005 to promote Korean history and culture to the wider world. The headquarter is in Seoul, Korea and branches are in New York, New Jersey, Atlanta, Los Angeles in the Unites States as well as in Germany and United Kingdom.
When you attend this presentation you can choose from a variety of books about Korean culture and cuisine as a gift from the Project.
Your first meal with us is on us, after that it is $16.00
Please come join Rotary This week to celebrate our speaker Lorraine M Faas, MetLife Reverse Mortgage Consultant.
Your first meal with us is on us, if it not then it is $16.00.
If your child is motivated and is up for a challenge, enroll today in our math enrichment classes.
The objective of Elite Tutoring Enrichment is to empower students with the ability to think "mathematically" in a non threatening way. Students will be able to see the applications of mathematics in their everyday lives.
Join us for dinner and dancing with a complementary Champagne toast at midnight. Above will be taking reservations and offering their regular menu with additional NYE specials to be announced. Call 973-762-2683 to book your reservation.
The South Orange Civic Organization will host the 42nd Annual Martin Luther King Program with a theme of "Martin Luther King Jr: Enduring Spirit of Community."
Keynote speaker will be Robert Marchman, Maplewood, Executive Vice President Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.
Beloved Community Award recipients are Fred Profeta (Maplewood) and Arthur Taylor, (South Orange),long time civic leaders.
The event is free and the public is invited.
you will also be able to register online at www.thebaird.org from January 1st through February 5th, 2012.
Additional information can be found at www.sombaseball.org
Join us for one of our worship opportunities on Christmas Eve: Live Nativity at 4 p.m., Family service at 5 p.m., Celebration through the arts at 7 p.m., and candlelight service at 11 p.m.
Amateur Astronomers, Inc. presents an invited guest lecturer and provides views of the night sky through two big telescopes at the William Miller Sperry Observatory on the Union County College campus tonight. The lecture begins at 8:30 p.m. in either the Roy Smith theater or in the Main Lecture Hall in the Nomahegan Building. After the lecture, everyone is invited to the observatory where the telescopes will be in operation until 10:30 p.m. For tonight's speaker and topic, please visit the Public Talks section of the AAI website at www.asterism.org. Admission is free and we have plenty of free parking. Everyone is welcome.
The First Unitarian Universalist Church of Essex County, located at 35 Cleveland St. in Orange, NJ, will present its annual Jazz Worship service Sunday, January 29, 2012 at 10:30 AM. The public is invited.
Performing will be pianist Dave Braham, drummer Diego Lopez, bassist Bob Funesti and multi-woodwind specialist Ray Johnston. Braham and Johnston are members of the congregation and frequently provide music for worship.
Dave Braham has performed and recorded with many well-known jazz artists. His most recent recording as a leader is “To Be Free” on Random Act Records. Diego Lopez has accompanied many blues greats, including KoKo Taylor. He has toured for many years with saxophonist Gato Barbieri. Bob Funesti studied bass with Mike Richmond and performs with the Silver Starlight Orchestra. Ray Johnston also performs with Silver Starlight, at Harlem’s Cotton Cub and with the 63rd Army National Guard Band.
The congregation has been located at the same address just off Main Street in Orange since it opened its doors in 1893. Jazz Worship Sunday has become a popular annual event. The church believes that music, and especially jazz, holds a special place in the American spiritual experience, and is a key component to Black History and racial and economic justice. The Rev. Darrell Berger will preach on “How Doo Wop brought Harmony to the Street.”
For more information call 973-674-0010, email info@essexuu.org or go to www.essexuu.org.
The Maria Priadka School of Dance along with Concepts in Choreography Dance Company present our holiday dance concert this Sunday, December 18th. The concert will feature The MPSD Genies Dance Company, members of Concepts in Choreography Dance Company as well as their junior company, CIC-II.
Everyone is welcome to the Community Menorah Lighting to be held at Ricalton Square in Maplewood Village on December 22nd at 6:30 p.m. Celebrate the Festival of Light!
The Maplewood Jewish Center will host a Hanukkah Party on December 20th at 5:30 p.m. to include dinner, music, a raffle, Hanukkah trivia, the Grand Dreidel Game, face painting, lighting of the Menorah, and more.
Bring your Chanukah menorahs, candles and singing voices to Beth El as we gather in the Social Hall to light our menorahs, sing Chanukah songs and eat sufganiyot (doughnuts)!
RSVP to Devi Kass at 973-763-0111 or dkass@bethelnj.org by December 16