Explore the world of romance novels trope by trope with Why Choose: A Romance Book Club. Each month, we gather to discuss a romance trope or theme and share examples and recommendations of their being done well and done badly. Come ready to gesture and exclaim about your favorite romances and leave drowning in an overflowing TBR. While book recommendations are offered for every meeting, reading them is not required to attend.

While this group is currently at capacity, sometimes spaces do open up. If you’re interested in participating, please let us know!

It’s always so much fun to get a letter or card in the mail instead of the usual bills, catalogs and junk mail.  Join Tenecia, Karen and Nana as we spend some time together designing, creating and writing some notes to friends or family.  Make somebody’s day by sending them mail!

Event is filled, but let us know if you’re interested so you can join us in the future!

For high school seniors
6 Sessions: Sept. 16 - Oct. 28, 2025 (no meeting on October 7)
4:30 - 5:45 pm

How did you become the learner and person that you are today?

While grades and achievements give colleges one view of you in your application, who you are and what you will bring to a college community is shared through your essay.

This six-session course will help you discover the best way to identify and share who you are, where you’ve been, what you’re curious about, and what energizes and motivates you. We will go step-by-step through a reflection and process that will help you tell your story, whatever it is that you want to tell, in your voice and in the way that feels most true to you. Don’t worry–You DO have a story. It just takes some time to nurture it, bring it out, and present it in 650 words. This class is here to help you do just that before the November Early Action/Decision deadlines.