Manifesting through Affirmations, Intentions and Prayers – 2-4:30pm. Workshop gives tools to create better intention through understanding the origins of words used in prayer, how affirmations can reprogram our minds and what the power of intention can do in the world around us. $50, $35/students of Dian’s Six- Month Nutritional Certification Program. Dian’s Wellness Simplified, 1500 Mt Kemble Ave, Ste 202, Morristown. RSVP: 973 267-4816.


THURSDAY, MAY 24


Soul Reading with Akashic Records – 1-7pm. The Akashic Records are where all experiences in your lifetimes are contained. This session will activate the healing energy of the Akashic Records. Lori Chrepta will receive guidance for you from your guides to assist you in moving forward. She will also work with your guides and channel energy from the hierarchy of light to


bring about transformation and


healing. $130/60-min reading. Dian’s Wellness Simplified, 1500 Mt Kemble Ave, Ste 202, Morristown. RSVP: 973 267-4816.


Slam Poetry Workshop – May 24 & 31. 6-8:30pm. An intro to the world of spoken word poetry, a modern take on the oral tradition combining elements of storytelling, hip-hop, theater, comedy, and political activism. Two- day workshop includes writing prompts, performance exercises, in-class performance, and critique.


All writers and performers,


regardless of experience, are welcome. $49. HCCC, Journal Square, 161 Newkirk St, Jersey City. 201-360-4246. HCCC.edu.


FRIDAY, MAY 25


Kids Night at the Museum – 6-9pm. A chance for kids ages 5 and up to leave their parents at home and have their own night of fun at the Museum enjoying games, arts and crafts, a scavenger hunt, dinner, and more. $30/per child, $20 for members’ children. Hoboken Historical Museum, 1301 Hudson St, Hoboken. 201-656- 2240. HobokenMuseum.org.


SATURDAY, MAY 26


Parent/Child DIY: Fold Forming Airplane Pendant –12-1:30pm. A class for an adult and child to spend time together making a necklace pendant in the shape of a Fold Forming Airplane. Learn fold forming, planishing, hammering, annealing, and more. Child must be at least 7 years old to attend. $60/per pair, $30/additional people; all tools and materials included. Eat Metal Art Gallery, Monroe Arts Center, 720 Monroe St, Ste E511, Hoboken. 201-926-9620. EatMetal.org.


Eco-Cruise: Excursion Around the Bay – 5-7:30pm. Trip takes you to the mouth of the Hackensack River into Newark Bay; pass Kearny Point, the former site of Federal Shipbuilding and the container terminals with ocean-going vessels being loaded and unloaded. Explore the bay shore of Bayonne, home to numerous parks and historic sites. Suggested donations: $20, $10/child under 13; no children under age 4; reservations required. Laurel Hill Park, Laurel Hill Rd, Secaucus. RSVP: 201-968-0808.


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, sunday


Community Vinyasa Yoga Class – 9am. $10 do- nation. SunMoon Yoga, 413 Monmouth St, Jersey City. 201-963-7999.


Birding Nature Walk – 10am. The Audubon So- ciety will be leading this nature walk at DeKorte Park as they look for seasonal birds and other wildlife. Dress for the weather; bring binoculars and a sense of wonder. Rain or shine, but check MeadowBlog.net for details. Registration is rec- ommended. Free. 1 DeKorte Park, Kearny. Don Torino: 201-230-4983.


Prenatal Yoga – 11am-12pm. Designed to meet the ever-changing needs of women in all stages of pregnancy and beyond. The class is appropri- ate for all experience levels. $20/walk-in; space limited. Celebrate Life Studio, 1200 Park Ave, Hoboken. 201-687-9901. CelebrateLifeStudio Hoboken.com.


Buddhist Meditation Class – 11:30am-1pm. Buddhist meditation teaches how to access and maintain inner joy, even when experiencing dif- ficulties. This class is perfect for newcomers and those more experienced; explore the relationship between meditation, happiness and a deeper sense of purpose in our lives. $10, free/supporting mem- bers. Barrow Mansion, 83 Wayne St, Jersey City. 212-924-6706.


Independent Film Series – 1-3pm. 4th Sun. The Friends of the Library sponsor this monthly inde- pendent film series. Future film titles announced at the progam. Following the screening, Friends of the Library Vice President Zinnia Miller will lead a discussion about the issues raised by the film. Free. Panasonic Room, Secaucus Public Library, 1379 Paterson Plank Rd, Secaucus. 201- 330-2085. Secaucus.BCCLS.org.


Storytime at the Fire Department Museum – 1:30-2pm. The Hoboken Historical Museum hosts a story time for children ages 2 to 5. Stories and songs about city life are presented by Museum staff and guest readers. Children must be ac- companied by a parent or guardian. Arrive early to secure a spot. Donations appreciated. Fire De- partment Museum, 213 Bloomfield St, Hoboken. HobokenMuseum.org.


Figure Drawing – 3-6pm. Long pose; program does not require advance registration; walk-ins are encouraged. $20. Jersey City Art School, 29 McWilliams Pl, NE side of Hamilton Park, Jersey City. 732-877-9116. JCArtSchool.com.


monday


Bereavement Support Group – 4:30pm. For in- dividuals who have lost a loved one. The group in- tention is to help you process your grief and bring you some comfort. Pastoral care office, Christ


Hospital, 176 Palisade Ave, Jersey City. Chaplain Sue Weberhardt: 201-795-8397.


Zumba – 6:30-7:30pm. A total workout, combin- ing all elements of fitness – cardio, muscle condi- tioning, balance and flexibility, boosted energy and a serious dose of feeling. Free. Mary Mcleod Bet- hune Center, 134-150 Martin Luther King Dr, Jer- sey City. DeniseRoseBooker.Zumba.com/classes.


Healing Hearts and Connecting Hands - 6:30- 8:30pm. 4th Mon. This cardiac support group is for patients that have been affected by cardiac ill- ness and disease. The group’s mission is to help the patients and their family members move for- ward with confidence and optimism. Free. Jersey City Medical Center, 355 Grand St, Jersey City. RSVP, Susan Weiss, RN, MS: 201-384-2751.


Mediumship/Spiritual Support Group – 7-9pm. 3rd Mon. You are not alone in the way you are feeling. Learn to use the tools you need to re-create your world your way. Learn to meet the challenges in life in new and productive ways. Meetings are always held in an environment of truth, love, and intense passion for your soul $5. Mystical World, Bookstore & Enlightenment Center, 648 Ridge Rd, Lyndhurst. 201-896-3999.


HOHA Run – 7:40pm. The Hoboken Harriers Running Club, a diverse group of runners/joggers, welcomes runners of all abilities for a 4-mile run. Church Square Park, 4th & Park, Hoboken. Info: HOHA.net.


Beginning Egyptian Dance – 8-8:55pm. This form of dance is a low impact cardiovascular workout. It also has many non-physical benefits such as increased. Wear clothing you are comfort- able in that allows free movement of the body is fine. A hip scarf makes it easier to see hip move- ments. $20/drop in, $40/3 classes. Grassroots Community Space, Jersey City. 646-325-7541. TarikNY67@yahoo.com.


tuesday


Lunchtime Yoga Basics and Meditation – 12- 1pm. Basic yoga class focusing on building blocks of yoga, ending with a 10-min. guided meditation. Kate DeCock coaches students of all levels through a series of basic poses, with em- phasis on fluid breathing and form. Bring a mat and towel; wear comfortable clothing. $10, ad- vance registration suggested. Hoboken Historical Museum, 1301 Hudson St, Hoboken. 201-656- 2240. HobokenMuseum.org.


Adult Coloring Workshop – 6-7:30pm. All adults are invited for an evening of fun coloring with all materials provided by the library. Come see what all the buzz is about with this new relaxing trend. Coffee and refreshments will be served. Free. Ke- arny Main Library, Lower Level, 318 Kearny Ave, Kearny. 201-998-2666. KearnyLibrary.org.


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