New! Flipster—Digital Magazines

Spring 2015
At a Glance
Basic Internet
Workshop/
Mondays at 7 PM;
please sign up.
ESL Conversation
Class/ Practice your
English with a tutor
Mondays at 7 PM.
ESL Writing help
with a tutor Tuesdays at 4:30 PM.
The Chess Club
meets on the second, third, and fourth
Thursday from 6:308:45 PM. All ages.
Senior Benefits
Information/
Wednesdays at
10 AM -1 PM
Notice/ AARP Tax
Assistance is available every Tuesday
10-3 PM until April 14.
SCORE Westchester, a
Resource Partner of the
Small Business Administration, provides free
and confidential one-onone business mentoring
and counseling sessions
to start-ups and existing
small businesses in
Westchester County.
(They will be at Warner
on Thursday evenings.)
For further information,
please visit:
www.scorewestchester.com
or call the SCORE office
at
914 948-3907.
Español
p. 4 y 5
New! Flipster—Digital Magazines
Now you can read People, Sports Illustrated, Time, and
other magazines on your computer or mobile device. Sign
on to Flipster with your library card to read popular magazines online. Use your smart phone, tablet or computer to
sign on to Flipser and you will always have something to
read in the palm of your hand Look for the link on the
Warner website. Either click on the Flipster slider on the
main page or click on WLS Catalog, enter your patron ID
(which is your library card number) into the Ebsco screen,
and start enjoying online magazines today.
Author Visit—Monday, April 20 at 7 PM
Join us for a lively discussion of the dead as author Marilyn
Johnson speaks about her book Lives in Ruins: Archaeologists and the Seductive Lure of Human Rubble. Lives in
Ruins is an absorbing and entertaining look at the lives of contemporary archaeologists. As she chases them through the
Mediterranean, the Caribbean and Machu Picchu, they share
stories we rarely read in history books; about slaves and Ice
Age hunters, Chinese women warriors and soldiers of the American Revolution,
children of the first century and mummies.
What’s Cooking at Warner!
Sunday, March 22 at 2 PM/ Enjoy a cooking demonstration and
tasting with Rinku Bhattacharya author of Spices and Seasons,
Simple, Sustainable Indian Flavors. Taking a real-life approach to cooking seasonally and locally, Spices & Seasons
shows the way towards a healthier and greener lifestyle.
.
Monday, March 30 at 7 PM/ Tea Tasting at Warner Library
with Anupa Mueller, owner of the Silver Tips Tea Room. Sign
up to sample and learn about tea at 631-7734.
Thursday, April 23 at 7 PM/ Satisfying Salads —Local Author and Wellness
Consultant Andrea Begent will be here to demonstrate recipes from her book
Satisfying Salads/ Please register at the Reference Desk 631.7734.
Thursday, May 14 at 7 PM/ Tapas Tasting — Wolfgang Foust of Pure Mountain Olive Oil will host a Tapas Tasting. Come for a cooking demonstration and
taste some delicious tapas. Space is limited, please register at the Reference
Desk 631-7734. (See our What’s Cooking book club on Page 7.)
FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY BOOK SALE APRIL 18 & 19 10 AM—5 PM
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Gallery Exhibits
March/ Color Camera
Club of Westchester will
exhibit the best of their
photography.
Wednesday, March 4 at 1 PM/ Join us for a presentation by Westchester
Independent Living a group dedicated to helping seniors remain in their homes.
April/ Linda Perlmutter and
her students: watercolors.
Monday, March 9 at 7 PM/ Friends of Old Croton Aqueduct present Walking on
Water: The Past and Future —Join us for a presentation by members of the
Friends of the Old Croton Aqueduct, who will provide a short history of the aqueduct
and tell us about current projects, including the education rooms in the Keeper’s
House on the trail. (A Nurturing our Green Roots presentation.)
May/ Sleepy Hollow High
School Students Exhibit
June/ Kendal residents will
exhibit their art work.
Programs
Memoir Writing with Edith
Glass/ Fridays, Mar 27,
Apr 24, May 29, June 26
10:30 AM—12 Noon.
Writers Forum/ Second
Saturday of every month at
11 AM.
Third Monday Crafts/ at 7
PM, April 20, May 18, &
June 15.
Fourth Monday Knitting
at 7 PM— Join our group of
knitters.
Shakespeare Reading
Group (aloud) Everyone is
welcome and gets a part
assigned to read that
evening—First Monday of
the month at 7 PM.
Backgammon Game
Nights @ the Library
meets the first Thursday of
the month at 6:30 PM.
Bring along a board if you
have one. Backgammon is
organized by a local
member of the U.S.
Backgammon Federation.
Meditation/
Mondays at 7 PM.
Speakeasy/ the art of
conversation with
Mary Lou Walker
Thursdays at 1:30 PM.
Thursday, March 5 at 7 PM/ Learn about Volunteer Opportunities in Westchester
County from Brenda Wilken of Volunteers NY.
Monday, March 16 at 7 PM/ Tarrytown Farmer's Market Information Session —
Learn about the new Tarrytown Farmer's Market coming soon to Patriots Park.
Thursday, March 19, 26 and April 9, 16, 23 and 30, from 3 - 4:30 PM / VERDI,
PART II/ A History of Opera Workshop — Our favorite opera expert, Susan
Grunthal, continues to inform on the life of the composer and his works including
Simon Boccanegra, Un Ballo in Maschera, La Forza del Destino, Don Carlos, Aida,
Otello and Falstaff. Please register at the Reference Desk, 914-631-7734.
Saturday, March 21, 2-4 PM/ Improvisation Workshop — Lynne-Lori Sylvan,
Professional Actor and Teacher will present an improvisation workshop for actors,
business people and anyone who wants to increase their confidence in public
speaking or make new friends. Call 631-7734 to sign up.
Tuesday, April 7 at 8:30 AM/ The Sleepy Hollow/Tarrytown Chamber and Warner
Library Speaker Series present Jim Coleman, Executive Director of the
Westchester County Industrial Development Agency (IDA) and the Westchester
County Local Development Corporation (LDC) who will speak about the different
tax incentive programs the IDA/LDC can offer to businesses in the community. This
event is sponsored by State Farm Insurance, Kathy Davidoff, Agent. Please
register at: www.greatersleepyhollowtarrytown.com.
Thursday, April 9 at 7 PM/ Introduction to Facebook with Ilana Arazie. Learn the
basics and more. Bring your laptop if you can. Registration requested.
Saturday, April 11, from 1 - 2 PM / Alexander Technique Demonstration
Discussion and instruction in the pain and stress relief program. Exercise
participation encouraged. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Registration is
requested at 914-631-7734.
Monday, April 13 at 7 PM/ Meg Walker of Project for Public Spaces will speak on
Community Engagement for Vibrant Pubic Spaces and Sustainable Development.
Sunday, April 19 at 2 PM/ Have you ever thought "There oughta be a law!"? Or
wondered what is being done about fixing the roads? Well, you're in luck, because
the Rivertowns League of Women Voters is presenting its annual "Meet your
Elected Officials" in the reading room at Warner Library. This event will be your
chance to come face to face with your representatives in government. Invitations
are being extended to all who represent the Rivertowns, including federal, state,
town, county, and local officials.
Tuesday, April 21 at 2 PM/ Web Resources Demonstration —E-books,
audiobooks, full-text newspapers and magazines, job search tools, Morningstar
Library Edition, Lynda.com, and more free for library card holders. Reference
librarians will demonstrate these valuable services. Stop by the Reference Desk or
call 914-631-7734 to sign up.
MORE PROGRAMS AND EVENTS ON PAGE 7/ CHILDREN’S PROGRMS ON PAGE 3
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Storytimes @ Warner Library
Bouncing Babies/ Stroller Stories – for babies not
yet walking – 15 months, Tuesday at 11:15
Tales for Tots – 16 months – 3 ½ years, Tuesday
at 3:30.
It’s Toddlerific – 1-3 year olds, Wednesday at
10:15 & 11:15 (choose one!)
Stories & More – 3 ½ - 6 year olds, Monday at
3:30 PM.
Cuentos Y Canciones – stories & songs in Spanish & English, for all ages, Friday at 10:30 AM.
Our monthly fun events for families of all ages
include: Teddy Bear Storytime – Thursday at 7
PM Saturday Stories - at 11:30. AM. Craft
Table/ crafts for creative kids of all ages, monthly
on Thursdays at 3:30 PM. Sticky Science for 3-5
grade, one Monday a month at 4:15 PM.
Warner Tech for Kids: iLearn,
iPlay and iCreate Monday
night sessions at 6:30 PM
Monday, March 2/ Happy
Birthday Dr. Seuss: There’s
No Place like Space/ Learn fun
facts while exploring the solar
system with a far out Cat in the
Hat. For grades K-3; sign up
now.
March 9 @ 6:30 PM/ Celebrate
Women’s History Month
Sharpen your geography skills
using The World Atlas App and
learn about Malala Yousafzai,
the young lady who changed
history and the world. For
grades 4-6. Please sign up.
March 16 @ 6:30 PM/ Scribble
Press Creations / Happy St.
Patrick’s Day
Create your own story with the
Scribble Press App. For grades
K-2. Sign-up required.
Book Groups for kids!
Readers Rule for grades 1-4: Saturdays at 4 PM
March 28 – Roxie and the Hooligans by Phyllis
Reynolds Naylor. April 18 – Home Run: The Story
of Babe Ruth by Robert Burleigh/ Who Was Babe
Ruth? by Joan Holub. May 16 – Alvin Ho: Allergic to Girls, School & Other Scary Things by
Lenore Look.
Warner’s Winners – for 4th graders and above:
Thursdays at 6:30 PM
March 26: Ophelia and the Marvelous Boy by
Karen Foxlee April 16: Locomotion by Jacqueline Woodson. May 14: Time Cat by Lloyd Alexander. Call or email Patty at [email protected]
to sign up for all book groups..
Thursday, March 19 at 6:30 PM
on the 3rd floor: Laura Doherty
will rock your kid's world with her
acoustic folk-pop music that's
perfect for families!
Laura Doherty
Homework Help – a teacher is
available to help with reading
and homework on Tuesdays &
Thursdays from 3:30 – 5:30 PM,
for grades 1-5, while school is in
session. Please call the 6317734 to confirm.
Monday, March 23, 6 - 8:15 PM/
Junior League Annual Spelling
Bee will be held at the library.
Wednesday, April 1 at 3 pm/
Let’s Pretend with Nora
Maher—Songs and stories for
preschoolers to 6 years.
April 6 at 6:30 PM/ Celebrate
National Poetry Month by
joining our new Multicultural/
Bilingual Book Group: Diverse
Verses. We’ll discuss The
Dreamer by Pam Munoz Ryan
for grades 4-6. You may choose
the book in Spanish or English or
the Audio Book version. Books
will be available March16.
April 13 at 4:00 PM/ We’ll
discuss and read aloud Chicken
Soup with Rice by Maurice
Sendak. Books will be available
April 6. For K-2 grade. Please
sign up.
April 20-24/ Celebrate Earth
Day with eco-friendly stories,
crafts and more all week long.
More Children’s programs on page 8.
“Every Hero Has a Story!” is our summer reading club theme. Registration begins on June 22. Participants receive fun surprises all summer
long! Readers through 6th grade and prereaders ages 2 and above are
invited to join!
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Eventos en la Biblioteca
Miėrcoles, Marzo 4 a la 1 PM/ Unase a nosotros en esta presentación del “Westchester Independent
Living” un grupo dedicado a ayudar a las personas mayores para que permanezcan en sus casas.
Jueves, Marzo 5 a las 7 PM/ Aprenda con Brenda Wilken miembro de Voluntarios de Nueva York
sobre las oportunidades para voluntarios en el Condado de Westchester.
Lunes Marzo 9 a las 7PM/ Katherine Gates miembro de Amigos Old Croton Aqueduct, presentará “Caminando sobre el Agua” El pasado y futuro del acueducto.
Jueves Marzo 19 y 26 y Abril 9, 16, 23 y 30 de 3 a 4:30 PM/ VERDI, PART II/ Susan Grunthal experta en ópera,
presentará un Taller sobre la Historia de la Opera. Las lecciones se componen de conferencias y se escucharán
obras famosas y artistas vocales. Llamar al 631-7734.
Sábado, Marzo 21, 2015 de 2 a 4 PM/ Taller de Improvisación Lynne-Lori Sylvan un actor professional presenta un Taller de Improvisación para actores, personas de negocios o cualquier persona que quiera sentirse
segura de hablar en público o hacer amigos.
Domingo Marzo 22 a las 2 PM/ Disfrute una demostración y saboree de la cocina con Rinku Bhattacharya autora
de Spice and Season, Simple, Sustainable Indian Flavors.
Lunes Marzo 23 de 6 a 8:15 PM/ Test Annual de Ortografía de la Liga Junior, se llevará a cabo en la Biblioteca.
Lunes Marzo 30 a las 7 PM/ Saboree un té en la Biblioteca – con Anupa Mueller propietaria de Silver Tips Tea
Room, Regístrese para aprender sobre el tė llamando al 631-7734
Sábado Abril 11 de 1 a 2 PM/ Demostración de la Técnica Alexander. Discusión e instrucciones sobre el programa
de alivio del dolor y el estress. Participe en el programa y use ropa y zapatos cómodos.Regístrese llamando al
631-7734
Jueves Abril 23 a las 7 PM/ Visita de un Autor - Andrea Begent autora del libro “Ensaladas que Satisfacen” y consultora de Wellness estará en la biblioteca para demostrar recetas de su libro. Por favor regístrese en el Departamento de Referencia o llamando al 631-7734
Jueves Abril 30, 2015 a las 7 PM/ Linda Zimmerman autora de In the Night Sky discutirá sobre los OVNIS en el
Valle del Hudson.
Sábado Mayo 2 a las 2:30 PM/ Concierto de Piano – Robert Rachlin interpretará música de Jerome Kern
Lunes Mayo 4 a las 7 PM/ Presentación de “Cuidando nuestras raíces verdes” - Joan Raiseles fundadora de esta
organización hablará sobre su misión y de la fundacion sin fines de lucro “Sustainery”
Sábado Mayo 9 de 10 a 3 PM/ / Escribir Escribir Escribir ! – Todo el día de poesía con Pamela Mancha Pearse, certificada por Amherst Writers y Lider de Talleres de Artistas. Escritores de todos los niveles están invitados a atender.
Jueves Mayo 14 a las 7 PM/ / Wolfgang Foust de Aceite de Oliva Virgen de la Montaña será el anfitrión de una degustación de tapas . Venga a disfrutar de la demostración de cocina y a degustar unas deliciosas tapas . Para registrarse llame 631-7734.
Jueves Mayo 28, 2015 a las 7 PM/ Un paseo a través del Bronx de antaño. Una nostálgica retrospectiva de su
Bronx en los años 1940, 50 y 60 presentado por Steve Santur
Lunes Junio 8 a las 7 PM/ De la Semilla a la Cosecha – El Jardín Abundante/ Aprenda los beneficios de empezar
y mantener un jardín de vegetales y sus máximos resultados.
Películas en Marzo
Marzo 5 a las 2 PM/ La Teoría de Todo (The Theory of Everything)
Marzo 11 a las 2 PM/ Birdman
Marzo 12 a las 6:30 PM/ Mockingjay, Part I
Marzo 18 a las 2 PM/ El Talentoso Sr. Ripley (The Talented Mr. Ripley)
Marzo 25 a las 2PM/ Te con Mussolini (Tea with Mussolini)
Adolescentes
Taller de Preparación para la Universidad dirigido a padres y adolescentes
Sábado Marzo 7 de 12:30 a 4:30 PM
Práctica del examen SAT – Revisión y práctica del examen SAT dirigido para todos los estudiantes que estén intersados.
Sábado Marzo 28 de 12:30 a 4:30 PM – Revisión y práctica del examen ACT .
Para información adicional por favor llamar al 631-7734
Jueves Abril 16 de 7 a 8 PM/ Cambios en el examen SAT – Taller para padres y adolescentes. Para registración
llamar al 631-7734
Jueves Abril 2, 2015 de 3 a 4:15 PM/ Taller de Joyería. Diseños únicos con Melanie Rose. Cree y lleve a casa sus
propias joyas. Regístrese en el Departamento de Referencia o llame al 631-7734
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Programas y Eventos para Niños
Hora de Cuentos
Bebés Saltarines/Historias en Coche en el Parque
Martes, a las 11:15 am, Bebés hasta 15 meces
Cuentos Terríficos – Miércoles, a las 10:15am y 11:15
am (1-3 años) Usted puede atender solo una sesión cada
miércoles
Historias para Pequeñitos / Juegos de Paracaídas Martes, a las 3:30pm (16 meces - 3 ½ años)
Listo a Leer y Crecer: lunes a las 3:30pm (4-7 años)
Cuentos y Canciones / Viernes de Fiesta– Viernes a las
10:30 am (todas las edades)
Tiempo de historias del Osito Teddy y manualidades –
Dos veces al mes, los Jueves a las 7pm
Historias de los Sábados, dos veces al mes a las11:30am
Eventos mensuales incluyen:
Mesa de Manualidades: para todas edades
Mesclando la Matemática: para niños en 2° grado (se
trata de conceptos de matemática a través de historias y
actividades)
Ciencia Pegajosa: para niños en 3°-5° grado (descubre la
ciencia con experimentos)
Eventos Especiales
2 de Marzo a las 6:30pm
Tecnología para Niños en el Mes de
Marzo
Feliz Cumpleaños Dr. Seuss: No
Hay un Sitio Como el Espacio
Aprende datos divertidos explorando
el Sistema Solar con el gato más
gracioso, el Gato Ensombrerado. Para
niños en primero hasta tercero grado.
¡Espacio es limitado; inscríbase
ahora!
9 de Marzo a las 6:30 pm Celebra
la Historia de la Mujer
Aprende de Malala Yousafzai, la
señorita que cambio historia y el
mundo. Para niños en 4º-6º grado,
inscríbase ahora; espacio será
limitado. Utilizamos el App - Atlas
del Mundo.
16 de Marzo a las 6:30 pm
Creaciones con Scribble Press /
Feliz Día de San Patricio
Crea y comparten un cuento
utilizando el App Scribble Press. Para
niños en K-2. ¡Es requerido inscribir!
19 de Marzo @ 6:30pm: Concierto
de Música con Laura Doherty! Para
toda la familia.
Clubs de Libro en la Primavera:
Favor de llamar o enviar un email a Patty:
[email protected]
Los que Leerán son Genial para 1°-4° grado: Sábados a
las 4 pm
28 Marzo – Roxie and the Hooligans por Phyllis Naylor
18Abril – Home Run: The Story of Babe Ruth por Robert Burleigh / ¿Quien Fue Babe Ruth? por Joan Holub
16 Mayo – Alvin Ho: Allergic to Girls, School & Other
Scary Things por Lenore Look
Ganadores de Warner – Para niños en 4° grado en
adelante: Jueves a las 6:30 pm
26 Marzo – Ophelia y el Nino Maravilloso por Karen
Foxlee
16 Abril – Locomotion por Jacqueline Woodson
14 Mayo – Time Cat por Lloyd Alexander
1de Abril a las 3 pm
¡Vamos a Pretender con Nora Maher!
Abril es el mes de la Poesía
Celebramos con un Nuevo Club de Libros
Multicultural/Bilingüe: Versos Diversos
Discutimos libros escritos en verso.
6 Abril a las 6:30 pm Discutimos El
Soñador por Pam Muñoz Ryan para niños
en 4º hasta 6º grado. Libros estarán
disponibles el 16 de Marzo. Favor de
inscribir y llamar el Salón de niños para
más información.
13 de Abril a las 4:00 pm Discutimos y
leemos en voz alta, Sopa de Pollo con
Arroz por Maurice Sendak. Libros estarán
disponibles el 6 de abril. Para niños en K2 grado. Favor de inscribir y llamar el
Salón de niños para inscribir.
20-24 Celebra el Día de la Tierra con
manualidades e historias eco-consientes
toda la semana.
Abril 27 a las 6:30 pm El Día de Los
Niños/ El Día de Los Libros-Octava
Celebración Anual: Viajen a España: El
Arte del Flamenco en Familia con Rebecca
Tomás. Coreógrafo, maestra y bailadora
Rebecca Tomas y guitarrista David
Castellano, presentaran un repertorio
tradicional de España que se llama
Flamenco.
Venga a compartir en la tradición,
aprenda la historia y diviértanse
practicando las palmas, los bailes, y
tocando las castañuelas.
5 Mayo @ 3:30 Historias para
Pequeñitos: Fiesta Divertida de
Cinco de Mayo
Historias, juegos, manualidades de
papel picado, y música para toda la
familia.
Mayo 6 a las 4 pm Ciudadanos
Científicos: Monarcas Magnificas
Cada primavera las monarcas
regresan al norte para continuar su
ciclo de vida. Vamos aprender de las
monarcas y su viaje magnifico y la
esperanza que trae la naturaleza. Crea
una manualidad maravillosa para el
Día de las Madres. Para ayudarlas
triga un centavo para donar a la
Fundación de Monarcas que conserva
el bosque Oyamel en México donde
las monarcas viven.
Ayuda con la Tarea: una maestra
estará disponible para ayudarte los
martes y jueves a las 3:30 – 5:30pm
para niños en 1°-5° grado. (Llama el
Salón de Niños a confirmar)
¡El Salón de Niños Recibe dos Becas! Mochilas de Cuentos estarán disponible gracias a Tompkins Bank en coperacion con Rotary.
Cada mochila contiene 3-5 libros, un cd de música, un juego, rompecabezas, títeres, tarjetas, y una manualidad. ¡Saca uno hoy! Sujetos
incluyen: Súper Héroes, Princesas y Príncipes y Saludable, Yo!
Gracias a Kids’ Club de Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow y el Club de Rotary, tenemos nuevos Playaways y Audio Libros. Algunos son en
español e inglés. Playaways, son libros individuales que solo necesitan una batería y audífonos para poder empezar a escuchar el libro.
Many thanks to all for contributions to Warner Library!
Storytime backpacks are available thanks to a grant from Tompkins Mahopac
Bank in partnership with Rotary Club. Each backpack contains books, a
music CD, game, puzzle, finger puppets or flashcards, and a simple craft pattern. Check one out in the Children’s Room today!
Thanks to Kids Club of Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow, we have many new
books on Playaways and on CD, some in English and some in Spanish.
Many thanks also to EF Education for funding free Museum passes.
Thanks also to the Helen Schlaffer Foundation for Children’s Room improvements, and to the family of Jim Kittler and Moira Gargano for generous
Gary Solomon of Tompkins Bank and Margaret
Black of Rotary with a family enjoying back packs
contributions.
Friends of Library Book Sale Saturday and Sunday, April 18 and 19 from 10 AM-5 PM
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Friends of Warner Library Spring Book Sale
Saturday and Sunday, April 18 and 19 from 10
AM—5 PM
Don’t miss the opportunity to purchase bargain books at the spring book sale. Proceeds of the
sale fund programs for adults, teens and children listed in the newsletter as well as licensing
fees for our movies and other special projects that benefit all of our library users. Many thanks
to Berkeley Rice (President of the Friends) and Karen Savage for making it all possible.
Library Programs Continued
Tuesday, April 28, 2-3 PM/ Kindle Users
Group —Join fellow Kindle users and share
experiences of using your Kindle e-book reader.
Learn about features and content that will
enhance your enjoyment of the Kindle platform.
Stop by or call 631-7734 to sign up.
Thursday, April 30, at 7:00 PM/ Linda
Zimmerman author of In the Night Sky will
discuss Hudson Valley UFOs. Over the past 75
years, the Hudson Valley has registered the third
highest number of UFO reports in the country
and, In the Night Sky, is the first comprehensive
book to examine eyewitness accounts from the
1930s to the present.
Saturday, May 2 at 2:30 PM/ Piano Concert with
Robert Rachlin — Enjoy an afternoon of music
by composer Jerome Kern performed by local
musician Robert Rachlin.
Monday, May 4th at 7 PM/ Nurturing our Green
Roots presentation — Join us for a discussion
with Joan Raiseles founder of a new nonprofit—Sustainery, on how we can learn, share
and understand through the making of things we
use every day, the essential and life giving value
of the natural resources provided by our planet.
.
Saturday, May 9, 10 - 3 PM/ Write Write Write!
— All day poetry retreat with Pamela Manche
Pearce, certified Amherst Writers and Artists
Workshop Leader. Spend the day letting your
creativity flourish in a safe environment where
you can write and be encouraged in your work.
Poems of established poets will provide
inspiration and stimulate discussions of craft.
Writers of all levels are invited to attend.
.
Thursday, May 28 at 7:00 PM/ A Walk Through
the Bronx of Yesteryear is a nostalgic retrospective of the Bronx of the 1940s, 50s, and 60s
presented by Steve Samtur. This fun walk down
memory lane includes close to 500 never-before-
seen photos including the Grand Concourse, Art
Deco, Bronx Delis, Freedomland, Fordham Road,
Movie Theatres, Yankee Stadium, and more.
Monday, June 8 at 7 PM/ From Seed to HarvestThe Bountiful Garden/ Learn the benefits of
starting and maintaining a vegetable garden for
maximum results. Sign-up at 631-7734. Presented
by Cornell Cooperative Extension
Book Groups @ Warner Library
League of Women Voters of the Rivertowns
Book Club meets in the Reading Room at 7 PM
Monday March 23 - Toxic Charity, How Churches and
Charities Hurt Those They Help by Robert D. Lupton
Thursday, April 30 - Hand to Mouth, Living Bootstrap in
America by Linda Tirado.
Monday, May 18 – The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in
the Age of Colorblindness by Michelle Alexander
This book club is part of a study of poverty in our villages.
Warner Library Thursday Book Group, meets at 7 PM.
March 12 - Beautiful Ruins by Jess Walter
April 9 - DePotter's Grand Tour by Joanna Scott
May 14 - The Flame Throwers by Rachel Kushner
June 11 - So Big by Edna Ferber
Books available at circulation desk one month before
the meeting.
Thursday, May 7 at 7 PM/ What’s Cooking at
Warner! New Cookbook Book Club will focus on
eating and chatting. Come in and check out a cook book
featuring the Mediterranean diet, and pick a favorite recipe to
cook and share with others. Sign up at the Reference Desk.
Murder & Mayhem Mystery Book Group meets
every third Wednesday at 4:00 PM in the Reading Room. Call
Reference for the latest title.
History Book Group (sponsored by The Historical
Society serving Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown) meets every
other month. Stop by the Circulation Desk for the latest title.
New members are welcome at all book groups.
Notice! Paintings by local philanthropist Kathryn W. Davis have been donated to the Library by her
family. You may view the paintings on the third floor of the library as well as on our website. The
silent auction begins March 8. Sign up at the Reference Desk (631-7734) to place your bid.
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More Events for Kids!
Events for Teens!
College Prep Workshops for
Teens and Parents
Saturday, March 7/ 12:30 - 4:30 PM
Practice SAT Test —Princeton Review will monitor a Practice SAT exam for all interested students:
Dancer Rebecca Thomas
David Castellano
April 27 @ 6:30 PM Children’s Day/ Children’s
Book Day 8th Annual Celebration/ Rebecca
Thomas with guitarist David Castellano, will present a lively traditional folk dance repertoire from
Spain called Flamenco. Experience culture, share
in tradition, learn the history and have fun practicing palmas (handclaps) bailes (dance steps) and
playing las castañuelas (the castanets).
Tuesday, May 5 at 3:30 PM/ Tales for Tots:
Cinco de Mayo Fun Fiesta — Share stories, play
fiesta games, use your scissors skills to create a
cool paper cutting craft and dance to the music.
Tuesday, May 5, 3:30-5 PM/ Children are invited
to make earrings to donate to a women’s shelter
and a pair to keep with beading expert Joan
Lloyd. For third grade and up.
Wednesday, May 6 at 4 PM/ Citizen Science:
Magnificent Monarchs - Learn about the magnificent journey of the monarchs, and the hope they
symbolize while creating a gift for mom. Bring a
penny to help in the conservation of the Oyamel
forest in Mexico where they originate from. All donations will be sent to the Monarch Migration Fund.
Saturday, June 27 at 3 PM/ Animal Embassy
Heroes of the Animal Kingdom, on the 3rd floor,
for ages 4 and above.
Saturday, March 28/ 12:30 - 4:30 PM
Practice ACT Test — Princeton Review will monitor a Practice Act exam for all interested students.
Instructions for Registration will be posted in the
future. For additional info, please call Reference at
914-631-7734.
Thursday, April 16/ 7 - 8 PM
SAT Test Changes for parents and teens.
Princeton Review will present a Workshop on
the most recent Changes in the SAT Exam.
Registration is requested, call 914-631-7734.
Thursday, April 2, from 3 - 4:15 PM
Jewelry & Beading Workshop — Unique Designs
with Melanie Rose. Create and take home your
own beautiful beaded jewelry in this hands-on, professional style workshop. Space is limited to 12
participants, so please register early at the Reference Desk or 914 631-7734.
Saturday, May 2, from 12 Noon - 2 PM/ Fashion
Design for Teens — A 2-hour workshop with
Instructor Maureen Amaturo, exploring design
basics, illustration and color theory. Registration
is required.
March Movies
March 5 at 2 PM/ The Theory of Everything
March 11 at 2 PM/ Birdman
March 12 at 6:30 PM/ Mockingjay, Part I
March 18 at 2 PM/ The Talented Mr. Ripley
March 25 at 2 PM/ Tea with Mussolini
E-READERS ARE AVAILABLE FOR LOAN
Full schedule TBA.
March 1, 2015