Winter 2016
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Girls On The Run Library
Bake Sale
Saturday, December 17 from 1:00-4:00PM in the main lobby
by the Circulation Desk.
“Girls on the Run” is a physical
activity-based positive youth
development program that inspires
3rd - 8th grade girls to be joyful,
healthy, and confident. Girls strive
to empower themselves and their
communities. Proceeds from this
bake sale will go directly towards
the Mineola Memorial Library.
Come out and support their community service impact project.
Weather permitting the girls will host relay races in the park.
Toys for Tots Drive
Runs Monday, November 28 through Friday, December 16
The Mineola Library will serve as a drop off location for
the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve’s “Toys for Tots” campaign.
Donated toys must be new and unwrapped. The box will be
located in front of the Circulation Desk.
New Seating Area at the Library
The Mineola Library held a ribbon cutting ceremony on
Monday, October 17, to officially open our new seating area.
Library Director Charles Sleefe, Library staff, the Mineola
Library Board,
Mayor Scott Strauss,
Assemblyman Ed Ra,
and the Village Board
of Trustees were all
on hand to celebrate
this beautiful new
addition!
Children’s Display Cases
If your child has a special collection or display they would
like to share, call or visit the Children’s Reference Desk at
516-746-8488 ext. 1 or childrensmineola@nassaulibrary.
org. This is a great way to make your child feel special by
allowing them to share their interests with friends.
December - “Mixed Lego” by Yardan Buksh
January - “Legos” by Kyle Mairs
February - “Bobbleheads” by Daniel Rojas
Adult Programs
Programs marked with an * require advance registration.
Please inquire at the Reference Desk for additional information.
Lecture: The 75th Anniversary of the
Attack on Pearl Harbor*
Monday, December 5 at 7:00PM
Could the US Navy have
predicted the attack on
our fleet? Did President
Roosevelt invite an attack
by having our entire
Pacific fleet anchored at
Pearl Harbor? Answers
may never be known.
Professor Howard Ehrlich,
St. John’s University, will
examine the facts of this pivotal event as we commemorate
the brave actions of our military personnel on that sad day in
the history of our nation.
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Adult Programs (Continued from front page)
Programs marked with an * require advance registration. Please inquire at the Reference Desk for additional information.
Holiday Cookie Party*
Defensive Driving Course
Wednesday, December 14 at 6:30PM
Do you love holiday baking? Do you enjoy trying out new
cookie recipes? Then hang on to your spatula! Choose a
recipe from the Very Merry Cookie Party cookbook and
bake cookies to share at the Mineola Memorial Library’s
Holiday Cookie Party! You don’t have to be a gourmet chef
to participate – novices through experienced bakers are
welcome. Sign up at the Reference Desk and pick out your
cookie recipe. Please bake at least 24 cookies. Space is limited
to 12 bakers.
Empire Safety Council Defensive Driving Course*
Wednesday, December 7 at 10:15AM-4:15PM
The course is open to individuals of all ages. Checks in the
amount of $27.00 are payable to Empire Safety Council.
Please register with check at the Reference Desk. Forty
participants may attend the course.
Heartfulness Meditation Workshops*
Saturdays: December 3, 10 at 10:15-11:30AM; and
January 7, 14, 21, 28, at 12:00-1:15PM
(six sessions)
Heartfulness Meditation is a simple and
practical way to experience the Heart’s
unlimited resources. In a few minutes, you
will learn how to relax and feel the lightness
and joy of your true nature. The Heartfulness
technique shows us how to gently turn our attention towards
our heart and experience that inner presence for ourselves.
Chi Kung (Qigong) Meditation Classes*
Tuesdays at 11:00-12:00PM: January 3, 10, 17, 24, 31;
and February 7, 14
Join Andrea Albergo for Chi Kung which is considered a
beautiful peaceful path for body, mind and spirit.
Oldies Dance Party*
Thursday, January 5 at 6:30PM
Bring in the New Year with your DJ John Herling. Have
fun as you play and dance to the music of the 1950s and
1960s. Listen to 45s on an old time turn table. Bring your
danceable 45s and dancing shoes! Refreshments will be
served.
Christmas, Comedians, Coffee and Cake!*
Saturday, December 3 at 12:30-3:30PM
Film historian, Larry Wolff, will host a PowerPoint show of
an All-Star line-up of classic comedians presenting various
aspects of the Christmas season.
View hilarious episodes of The Jack
Benny Show, The Carol Burnett Show,
colorized Abbott and Costello live from
“The Colgate Comedy Hour”, a Laurel
and Hardy short, and join a “Honeymooners” Christmas party
with Gleason’s famous characters at the Kramden’s dingy
Brooklyn apartment!
Zumba Fitness Classes
Saturdays, January 7, 14, 21, 28 at
10:15-11:00AM
These fitness-based dance classes are not
only an amazing cardio workout, but
it makes working out fun! At the core
of each class is music from all over the world, resulting in a
class that has international rhythms and moves, making the
class time fly by. All fitness levels, body types and ages may
attend.
Business: SCORE Workshops*
Mondays at 7:00PM—December 12 and 19
The following Long Island SCORE Workshops will be
presented by volunteers from SCORE, a resource partner of
the US Small Business Administration (SBA) at the library:
AARP Smart Driver Course*
Friday, January 20 at 10:15AM-4:15PM
The AARP Smart Driver Course is open to individuals 50
and over. Registration will begin at the Reference Desk
on Monday, December 12. At registration, checks payable
to AARP, $20.00 AARP members, $25.00 all others, are
required. Course size: 40 maximum.
Two Workshops:
1. Writing a Business Plan
2. Marketing Your Own Business
Sign up now for these important steps for your business
endeavors.
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World War I - 100th Anniversary
Film Series*
Property Assessment Grievance
Workshop
AARP Free Tax Help*
Feature Film Series
Wednesday, February 1 at 1:30PM
Wings (1927), in which two young men fall in love with
the same girl. After the US enters WWI, both join the
Air Corps and become aces. They remain friends, but the
relation to the girl threatens their friendship. This will be the
second of a series to commemorate American films about
World War I—produced between 1921-1933. Starring Clara
Bow, Charles Rogers, Richard Arlen.
Monday, February 27 at 10:00AM
Join Charles Berman, Town of North Hempstead Receiver of
Taxes, for an informative program on a Property Assessment
Grievance Workshop. He will review the assessment process.
Please bring your 2018/2019 Notice of Tentative Assessed
Value from the Nassau County Department of Assessment
that you should receive in January 2017. Staff members will
be on hand with applications for your convenience.
Wednesdays, from February 8 to April 12
at 10:15AM to 2:00PM
Free tax help will be offered at the
library for middle- and low-income
taxpayers, with special attention to
taxpayers age 60 and older. Register
at the Reference Desk or 516-7468488 Ext. 2 beginning Monday,
January 9, 2017. Walk-ins will not
be admitted.
Thursdays at 6:30PM and Fridays at 11:00AM
December 8 and 9 — Café Society - Set in the 1930s, a young
Bronx native moves to Hollywood where he falls in love with
the secretary of his powerful uncle, an agent to the stars. After
returning to New York, he is swept up in the vibrant world of
high society nightclub life.
January 12 and 13 — Captain Fantastic - Deep in the
forests of the Pacific Northwest, isolated from society, a
devoted father dedicates his life to transforming his six young
children into extraordinary adults. But when a tragedy strikes
the family, they are forced to leave this self-created paradise
and begin a journey into the outside world that challenges his
idea of what it means to be a parent and brings into question
everything he’s taught them.
Rhythms of Our Land: Come Follow
Me to Africa with the Bi-Okoto Drum &
Dance Theatre
Saturday, February 18 at 2:00PM
THIS IS A TICKETED EVENT
Take an interactive journey from the USA to Africa! The
richness of the West African culture is revealed through
performances featuring a broad range of dance styles with
joy, high spirits and excitement.
January 26 and 27 — Florence Foster Jenkins - A New
York socialite dreams of becoming a great opera singer. While
the voice she hears in her head is beautiful, to everyone else
it is hilariously awful. Her husband and biggest fan, St.
Clair Bayfield is determined to protect his beloved Florence
from the truth. But when Florence stages a huge concert at
Carnegie Hall, he faces his greatest challenge to make sure her
performance is a rousing success.
Cooking Pierogis–A Hands on Class
with: Simply Creative Chef Rob Scott**
February 9 and 10 — The Dressmaker - After years working
Saturday, February 25 at 2:00PM
Patrons will make the dough from scratch, fill them with
potato and cheese. These soon to be tasty and delicious
Pierogis will be ready to take home and easily brown in
the pan. Everyone goes home with 20 Pierogis. At time
of registration, a non-refundable cash fee of $10.00 is
required. **NOTE: Patrons will need to bring: Rolling pin,
baking tray, large bowl, and 3” cookie cutters. Class size: 50
maximum.
as a dressmaker in exclusive Parisian fashion houses, Tilly
returns home to a town in the Australian outback to reconcile
with her eccentric mother Molly. She also falls in love with the
pure-hearted Teddy, and armed with her sewing machine and
haute couture style, Tilly transforms the women of the town,
exacting sweet revenge on those who did her wrong.
February 23 and 24 — The Light Between Oceans - A
lighthouse keeper living off the coast of Australia with his wife,
suddenly spot a baby in an adrift rowboat. They rescue and
raise the child as their own.
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Book Discussion Group
The Walter & Joan Hobbs Art Gallery:
Artists’ Shows and Receptions
Thursdays at 7:30PM
Thursday, December 15 — Gravity by Tess Gerritsen. An
experiment on micro-organisms conducted in space goes
wrong. The cells begin to infect the crew with deadly
results. Emma Watson struggles to contain the deadly
microbe while her husband and NASA try to retrieve her
from space, before it’s too late.
Please join us downstairs in the Walter & Joan
Hobbs Art Gallery. Each month, a different artist’s
work will be on display for public viewing.
Thursday, January 19 — I am Malala: How One Girl
Stood Up For Education and Was Shot by the Taliban by
by Malala Yousafzai. When the Taliban took control of
the Swat Valley in Pakistan, one girl spoke out. Malala
Yousafzai refused to be silenced and fought for her right
to an education.
“Visions of Scenic Long Island,” features photographic
art in color of Long Island landscape and seascape scenes.
DECEMBER 2016
Robert Bloom – a resident of Plainview, and his show,
JANUARY 2017
Amy Bisagni – a resident of Suffolk County,
her medium is “CELLPHONOGRAPHY” because all
her photographs are taken with her cellphone, which also
serves as her darkroom. As the saying goes, “The best
camera is the one you have with you at the moment.” She
takes a picture and tweaks it until it “pops,” as one might
tweak a recipe until it tastes just right!
Thursday, February 16 — All Creatures Great and Small
by James Herriot. Delve into the magical, unforgettable
world of James Herriot, the world’s most beloved
veterinarian, and his menagerie of heartwarming, funny,
and tragic animal patients.
FEBRUARY 2017
Fan Favorite Movie Series
Cathryn Mezzo – a resident of Mineola, she is the
writer and illustrator of children’s picture book, “I’m
not afraid of…” and will be displaying the paper
collage illustrations from the book. In a world driven
by fear, let us choose to honor joy and laughter.
Make your own “I’m not afraid of…” list.
You may discover it’s endless.
Calling all Sci-Fi fans and film buffs! Join us for a new
series featuring your favorite movies and fandoms,
where you can hop on board the USS Enterprise, join
the Resistance, and save New York from the Stay Puft
Marshmallow Man. For even more fun, come in costume
as your favorite character! All showings start at 6:30PM.
ARTIST PERFORMANCE AND RECEPTION:
SAT., FEBRUARY 4, FROM 1:00PM TO 3:00PM
Meet the Artist, hear her read aloud, and create your
own illustration of
December 21 — Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015)
January 18 — Ghostbusters (1984)
February 22 — Star Trek Beyond (2016)
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Youth Programs
Toy Paramedics Volunteers
PROGRAM POLICIES: KNOW BEFORE YOU GO!
Entering Gr. 6-12
Open registration
• All programs require advance sign-up (unless otherwise indicated).
• To sign up you must have a valid Mineola Library card (patrons with
cards from other libraries will be put on a waitlist and contacted if
space is available).
• Sign-up may be done in person, by phone (516-746-8488 ext. 1) or
e-mail (childrensmineola@ nassaulibrary.org). Please have your card
handy when signing up for programs.
• Registered participants must be present when the program is
scheduled to begin. After 5 minutes, your child’s spot may be given to
someone on the waiting list.
• All programs have a minimum and a maximum enrollment. Programs
may be cancelled due to insufficient registration or inclement weather.
• If you can’t attend a program, please contact the Children’s Desk.
We often have an extensive waitlist of children waiting to get into a
program.
Volunteer to help keep the library’s toddler toys clean and in
tip-top shape! Sign up for one or more 1-hour time slots at the
Children’s Desk. Volunteer/community credit will be given.
Storytimes and more...
Storycrafters
Thursdays: January 5 to February 9 at 10:45AM
Ages 2 years to kindergarden (with adult caregiver)
Sign up begins Monday, December 19
Join the Children’s librarians for exciting stories,
favorite songs, and simple crafts.
Ongoing Programs!
“Born to Read” Early Literacy Program
Pajama Storycrafters
The Mineola Library is proud to be a part of a nationwide
initiative that promotes early literacy. “Born to Read” was
created to reach out to new parents and their babies to support
the sharing of books together. Mineola families with babies
born anytime in the year 2015 or 2016 are invited to visit the
Children’s Desk to receive the “Born to Read” welcome gift!
Wednesdays: January 4 to February 8 at 7:00PM
Ages 2 years to kindergarden (with adult caregiver)
Sign up begins Monday, December 19
Put on your pjs and grab a stuffed animal! Join the
Children’s librarians for exciting stories, favorite songs, and
simple crafts.
1,000 Books B4 Kindergarten Challenge
Tales for Tots
Children birth to entering kindergarten - Continuous sign up
The “1,000 Books B4 Kindergarten” challenge is a library program encouraging all families to read at least 1,000 books with
their young children before they enter kindergarten. Free logs
are available at the Children’s desk. When you reach a reading
milestone, bring in your log to collect a prize!
Wednesdays at 11:00AM; January 18, 25, February 1
Ages 13 months - 29 months with Adult
Sign up begins Wednesday, December 28
Are you too old for Baby Lapsit but too young for
Storycrafters? This program is designed especially for you!
It features songs, stories, movement, and more just for
toddlers. Limit 12 families.
500 Books B4 Middle School Challenge
Children in kindergarten to entering 5th grade
Continuous sign up
Baby Lapsit
Wednesdays at 11:00AM; February 8, 15, 22, March 1, 8
Ages 4 months - 1 year with Caregiver
Sign up begins Wednesday, January 18
Can you read 500 books before you enter middle school? Take
the challenge and get a prize for every 100 books you read, up
to 500 books! Logs are available at the Children’s Desk. Every
time you reach a 100-book reading milestone, bring in your log
to collect a prize!
Join us for bounces, tickles, songs, and more during this fun
program. Find out how these simple activities enhance early
literacy skills. Limit 12 families.
Adopt-a-Shelf Volunteers
Gr. 6-12
Open registration
Do you like to keep books neat and organized? Then use your
skills to help keep the children’s books in order on the shelves
by becoming a volunteer! Applications are available at the
Children’s Desk. Volunteer/community credit will be given.
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Lego Builders Club
Melting Snowman Cookies
Tuesdays, December 6, January 31, and February 28 at
4:15-5:00PM
Kindergarten and up
Sign up for all three sessions begins on Mon., Nov. 21
Do you love to Lego? Create unique structures with our
Lego pieces and meet others who love to Lego!
Thursday, December 22 at 4:30PM
Ages 3-5 years (with adult caregiver)
IN PERSON ONLY sign up begins Monday, December 5
(A $5 PER CHILD EXACT CASH NON-REFUNDABLE FEE IS
DUE AT SIGN UP)
Create three melting snowmen sugar cookies out of
buttercream and fondant using assorted candy decorations.
Children will get to take home their edible creations.
*THIS PROGRAM MAY CONTAIN FOOD
ALLERGENS.
Rudolph the Red Nosed
Cupcake
Two Sessions (Pick One):
*Session #1: Wednesday,
December 14 at 7:00PM
*Session #2: Tuesday,
December 20 at 4:30PM
Ages 18 months to K
(with adult caregiver)
Sign up for both sessions begins
Monday, November 28
After reading some holiday stories, we will decorate a
cupcake to look like a reindeer and make a reindeer out of
a candy cane. *THIS PROGRAM MAY CONTAIN
FOOD ALLERGENS.
Ugly Christmas Sweater Sugar Cookies
Thursday, December 22 at 5:30-6:30PM
Kindergarten and up
IN-PERSON SIGN UP ONLY begins Monday, December 5
($2.00 PER CHILD EXACT CASH ONLY NON-REFUNDABLE
FEE DUE AT SIGN UP)
An instructor from Fanny Cakes will show you how
to decorate sugar cookies to look like “ugly” Christmas
sweaters! You will take home the cookies in a bakery box
that you decorate.
*THIS PROGRAM MAY CONTAIN FOOD
ALLERGENS.
Shopkins Swap and Craft
Wednesday, December 28 at 11:30AM
Ages 4 years and up
Sign up begins Monday, December 12
Meet up with other Shopkins collectors to chat about and
show off your favorite pieces. Decorate a case to store
your Shopkins and bring doubles to swap with others.
Junior Chefs: Star Wars BB-8 Pancakes
Thursday, December 15 at 4:30PM
Gr. 1 and up
Sign up begins Monday, November 28
Celebrate the release of the new Star Wars movie! Decorate round pancakes to look like BB-8, the cute droid,
with sweet toppings. *THIS PROGRAM MAY CONTAIN FOOD ALLERGENS.
Origami Holiday Decorations
Saturday, December 17 at 2:00-3:30PM
Ages 6-11 years old
Sign up begins Monday, November 21
Instructors Hiroko & Gerard Senese from the Japan
Center at Stony Brook will show you how to fold pieces
of paper into colorful origami holiday decorations, such as
reindeer, candy canes, stockings, and stars.
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Jump-N-Jam Toddlers
Frosty the Donut Man!
Mondays: January 23, 30, and February 6 at 11:30AM
Ages 19-30 months (with adult caregiver)
IN PERSON ONLY sign up begins Monday, January 9
(A $10 PER CHILD, EXACT CASH ONLY, NON-REFUNDABLE
FEE IS DUE AT SIGN UP AND COVERS ALL THREE SESSIONS)
Join Miss Andrea on guitar for this fun and upbeat music
and movement class that enhances early learning. This is a
great class for motor, social, and language development.
Two Sessions:
*Session #1: Monday, January 9 at
4:30PM
*Session #2: Monday, January 30 at
7:00PM
Ages 18 months to Kindergarten (with
an adult caregiver)
Sign up for both sessions begins Tuesday, December 27
Listen to snowman stories and then make a snowman out
of a stack of donuts!
*THIS PROGRAM MAY CONTAIN ALLERGENS.
Junior Chefs: Kung Fu Panda Cupcakes
Friday, January 27 at 4:30PM
Gr. 1 and up
Sign up begins Monday, January 9
Help Po, the panda from the Kung Fu Panda movies,
celebrate Chinese New Year by decorating a cupcake
to look like him, and color in a Chinese zodiac animal
placemat to take home. *THIS PROGRAM MAY
CONTAIN FOOD ALLERGENS.
Life-Size Candy Land
Friday, January 13 at 4:00-5:00PM
Gr. 1 and up
Sign up begins Monday, December 19
King Kandy is lost, and we need your help to find him!
Come design your own candy box, and fill it with sweets
as you make your way through a life-size version of the
classic board game, Candy Land! *This program may
contain food allergens.
Instrument Petting Zoo
Saturday, February 4 at 11:00AM
Ages 3-5 years (with adult caregiver)
Sign up begins Tuesday, January 17
Children will get a chance
to listen to and play real
instruments from the
orchestra. Professional
musicians from Stony Brook
University’s Department of
Music will demonstrate various
instruments and discuss how
they differ from each other. In the second part, children
will have a chance to touch and play the instruments
themselves!
Boom Painting
Thursday, January 19 at 4:30PM
Ages 3 years and up
Sign up begins Tuesday, January 3
Experiment and create three different kinds of fizzing and
exploding paint from everyday objects. Watch as your
paints erupt and create colorful paintings.
*PLEASE BRING A SMOCK OR OLD CLOTHES
TO THIS EVENT.
Baby Jam
Minecraft Funny Valentine Box
Mondays: January 23, 30, and
February 6 at 10:30AM
Ages 6-18 months (with adult caregiver)
IN PERSON ONLY sign up begins Monday, January 9
(A $10 PER CHILD, EXACT CASH ONLY, NON-REFUNDABLE
FEE IS DUE AT SIGN UP AND COVERS ALL THREE SESSIONS)
Sing, shake, and move along to the beat in this music and
movement class led by Miss Andrea on guitar.
Monday, February 6 at 4:30PM
Gr. 1 and up
Sign up begins Monday, January 23
Decorate a Minecraft “block” box with a funny face, and fill
up the box with gold (chocolate) and jewels (Ring Pops)
for Valentine’s Day!
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Teen Programs
Luv Bug Valentine’s Day Container
Two Sessions (Pick One):
*Session #1: Tuesday, February 7 at 4:30PM
*Session #2: Wednesday, February 15 at 7:00PM
Ages 2 years to K (with adult caregiver)
Sign up for both sessions begins Monday, January 23
Decorate a lady bug container and then fill the container
with some sweet treats!
***All programs require advance sign up***
***All programs are open to teens in grades 5-12***
***Registration for all programs begins Tuesday December 6***
***Register in person at the Reference Desk or by phone/email***
Teen Advisory Board
Tuesdays at 4:00-5:00PM
December 13, January 10, and February 7
Fashion 101 with Sanaa!
Tell us what programs, books, music, video games, and movies
you want @ the library! Refreshments will be served and volunteer/community credit will be given!
Thursday, February 16 at 4:30PM
Gr. 2-5
Sign up begins Monday, January 30
Learn to sew a headband and design outfits on paper by
sketching and gluing scraps of fabric. Learn how ten
year old instructor Sanaa Taylor started in fashion design,
learned to sew, and created a business called “Bitty Bits
Boutique.”
Teen Room
Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3:00-4:00PM
Dec. 1, Dec. 6, Dec. 13, Dec. 15, Jan. 3, Jan. 10, Jan. 12, Jan.
17, Jan.19, Jan. 24, Jan 31, Feb. 7, Feb. 9, Feb. 14, Feb. 16,
Feb. 28
Come hang out in the community room @ the library! You
can work on homework or play board/video games with your
friends!
Dinosaur Island
Tuesday, February 21 at 4PM
Ages 3 years and up
Sign up begins Monday, February 6
Use science and art to create a treacherous environment
for your very own dinosaurs. Build a volcano that
explodes, freeze your dinosaurs in an icy lake, and save
them from terrifying quicksand pits.
Decorate a Holiday Cupcake
Thursday, December 15 at 3:00-4:00PM
Get in the holiday spirit and come celebrate. We will be decorating cupcakes to spread some holiday cheer. Cupcakes and
decorations will be provided.
Decorate a Valentine’s Day Cupcake
Toddler “Drive-In” Movie
Thursday, February 14 at 3:00-4:00PM
Friday, February 24 at 4:00PM
Ages 15 months to 3 years (with adult caregiver)
Sign up begins Monday, February 4
Get artistic with your toddler! We’ll decorate boxes to
look like cars and then watch a short movie while enjoying
a snack in our “cars.”
Show off your cupcake-decorating skills! Join us for a sweet
afternoon! Cupcakes and decorations will be provided.
Holiday Schedule:
The Library will be closed on:
Summer in the Children’s Room
Fri., December 23, 2016: Christmas Holiday Weekend
Sat., December 24, 2016: Christmas Eve
Mon., December 26, 2016: Christmas Holiday Weekend
Fri., December 30, 2016: New Year’s Holiday Weekend
Sat., December 31, 2016: New Year’s Eve
Mon., January 1, 2017: New Year’s Holiday Weekend
Mon., January 16, 2017: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Mon., February 13, 2017: Abraham Lincoln’s Birthday
Mon., February 20, 2017: Presidents’ Day
Monday, February 27 at 4:30PM
Ages 15 months to K (with adult caregiver)
Sign up begins Tuesday, February 14
Summer will be visiting the Children’s Room for one day
only! We will warm up with some great summertime
reads and then create and enjoy a cool ice cream treat.
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