The Goal is Always Joy: How to Thrive in Transitional Times

New York’s own Culture Connection at Queens Library proudly presents...

A fun and entertaining workshop, interspersed with live music performed by Broadway’s Lauren Elder (Hair, Side Show), composer/lyricist Bobby Cronin (Mary & Max, The Cover) and dream interpreter Jefferson Harman (Star Dreams Café, Life Unedited Radio).

In this new interactive workshop, dream interpreter Jefferson Harman will guide a group discussion through the complexities of the world today and how to stay focused on the prize – joy. At the end of the day, all everyone wants is to be happy. Join us for this unique take on how to get there from here.

We’ve all been there. You do everything you can to make your life better, and yet… There’s a part of us all that struggles with the day to day insanity that we collectively call reality, whether it’s anxiety about the current state of the world, depression over a lost loved one, or simply how to get through a day of work without wanting to scream. We read up on “The Law of Attraction” and think positive thoughts but we still can’t seem to get on track with the life we envision for ourselves.

• Learn how to thrive while avoiding the trap of fear, anxiety, and uncertainty during these transitional times.
• Connect with others to network and generate new contacts from our robust communities.
• Participate in a discussion about creating a strategy to further assist others to awaken, become empowered, and effectively support each other and the community at large to create the changes that we wish to see.

For more information, visit everydaysymbology.com.

Tickets Purchase Policy

Queens Library programs are a free to the public. In order to make the programs available to the most number of people we are limiting general admission free tickets to 2 per individual. Multiple orders per individual are not allowed and will be cancelled. This policy ensures that no-shows are reduced and tickets are available to the most number of people.