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Library Newsletter and Program GuideAugust 2020

(631) 691-1111www.copiaguelibrary.org

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Museum PassesAs museums open again, we will add them to our website. Go to copiaguelibrary.org and click on the Museum Passes link for more information and to reserve a pass.

The following passes are currently available to reserve:

• Empire Pass-unlimited vehicle entry to state parks.

• Cold Spring Harbor Fish Hatchery & Aquarium

• Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum

• Cradle of Aviation• Garvies Point Museum and

Preserve• Heckscher Museum of Art• Long Island Maritime Museum• Nassau County Firefighters

Museum• Nassau County Museum of Art• Old Westbury Gardens • Planting Fields Arboretum

State Historic Park• Suffolk County Vanderbilt

Museum •

Library of ThingsDid you know? We have a variety

of items available to borrow.

• Metal Detector

• WiFi Hotspots

• Google Chromebooks

• PS4 and XBOX One Controllers

• Yard Games and Board Games

• Fishing Poles

• Ukuleles

For more information go to copiaguelibrary.org.

Visit copiaguelibrary.org for more online services.

New Online Services

Message from the Director

The Copiague Library continues the process of re-opening and resuming library services. With the health and safety of patrons and staff in mind, all decisions regarding this process will be made by the Administration and the Board of Trustees based on guidelines and recommendations received from county and state officials.

The best way to keep up with the latest information regarding the library is via our website, copiaguelibrary.org. Click on the Library Update link at the top of the page.

Kenneth S. MillerDirector

Here is the latest information…

The Library Building - The Library will open to the public on a limited basis sometime in August. For the most current information on when that will occur, services that will be available and guidelines that need to be followed, please call the library at 631-691-1111 during our current hours of Monday - Thursday 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM, Friday 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM and Saturday from 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM. Please be aware that all patrons entering the library must wear a mask and adhere to social distancing guidelines.

Services - A limited number of patrons will be admitted to the library at a time to browse and check out items, use computers (limited to one hour by appointment only), use the photocopier and ask for reference help. Faxing service will be available. There will be no seating in the library and quiet study and meeting rooms will not be available. We ask that you limit your time in the library and continue to use our online resources and converse with staff by telephone as much as possible. Passport appointments are not available at this time.

Contactless Curbside Service - Contactless curbside service for the pick-up and drop-off of library materials will continue. Please call the library and a staff member will pull your requested items for you and set-up an appointment time for you to pick them up. Please note that all patrons picking up or dropping off items at the library are required to wear a mask.

Returning Library Materials - Library materials can be returned in the book drops and plastic bins located outside the library entrances. Please do not return items at the Circulation Desk. Please be aware that all returned library items will be quarantined for 72 hours (per CDC guidelines) before being checked in. This means that items will remain on your library account for 72 hours after you return them. In light of this safety procedure, we are increasing the limits on the number of items patrons may have checked out at one time. We are continuing to waive fines on most items that are returned late, but we ask that you return items in a timely fashion.

Inter-Library Loan - You can return items borrowed from other Long Island libraries at the Copiague Library. The same quarantine procedures will apply. Please anticipate delays in receiving items from other libraries and having inter-loaned items returned and removed from your account.

Library by Mail - If you do not want to come to the library, we are happy to mail library materials, photocopies, crossword puzzles and other items to library patrons at no charge whenever possible. Please contact the Library.

The Library Trustee Election - The Library Trustee election has been rescheduled for September 15. New guidelines are still being received from the New York State Board of Elections as to how this election will be conducted. Please call the Library for the latest information.

Library Newsletter and Programs - The Library newsletter will be published monthly for the time being, in order to provide you with the most up to date information possible. All Library programs will continue to be held online via Zoom, Facebook Live, YouTube or Discord for the foreseeable future. Check our Facebook page often, as we are always adding new programs, services and activities as we discover new ways to meet the needs of the community.

Book and Media Donations - Because of the need to quarantine items and limited storage space, the Library is not accepting donated materials until further notice.

Read It!Read It! was created for anyone who has a good foundation in English grammar and reading skills but need adapted reading material on a variety of subjects. Articles are short, and written to support your reading and study skills as you learn about topics in English that you need for school and everyday life.

Léalo!Léalo! fue creado para cualquier persona que tenga una buena base de gramática inglesa y habilidades de lectura, pero que necesite material de lectura a una variedad de temas. Los artículos son cortos y están escritos para apoyar sus habilidades de lectura y estudio mientras aprende sobre temas en inglés que necesita para la escuela y la vida diaria.

Health Information in SpanishMultilingual Health-Spanish provides patrons with evidence-based healthcare information in Spanish. Content is written by professional healthcare writers under the supervision of licensed professionals and is updated on a regular basis.

Información de salud en españolSalud Multilingüe-Español proveea los clientes información de salud basada en evidencia en español. El contenido está escrito por escritores profesionales de la salud bajo la supervisión de profesionales licenciados y es actualizado regularmente.

eBooks K-8Thousands of e-books are available for students from Kindergarten to 8th grade to help with school work or just for their reading enjoyment.

eBooks K-8Miles de libros electrónicos están disponibles para estudiantes desde kinder hasta octavo grado para ayudar con el trabajo escolar o simplemente para su disfrute de la lectura.

Emotional Freedom Technique - TappingProgram No. 210 Tuesday, August 4 | 6:30 - 8:00 PMAcupuncturist Donna Nesteruk will explain Emotional Freedom Technique which allows users to reduce anxiety and stress by tapping specific acupuncture points with their fingertips. Learn to overcome self-limiting thoughts and habits, to overcome obstacles in your life, and to develop peace of mind and emotional freedom.

Ukulele Lessons for BeginnersProgram No. 211 Wednesdays, August 5, 12, 19, 26 | 7:00 - 8:00 PMDo you want to learn how to play one of Hawaii’s famous instruments? Join Tommy Campo for this online beginner’s class. Don’t have a ukulele? No problem, we’ve got you covered. Call the library to reserve your ukulele today.

Some Like it HotProgram No. 212 | Monday, August 10 | 6:30 - 8:00 PMVoted the number one comedy of all time by the American Film Institute, the hilarious Some Like it Hot features classic comic performances by Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon, and of course, Marilyn Monroe. Join Sal St. George in this backstory lecture to hear the scoop on who was originally considered for the key roles, production delays attributed to Marilyn Monroe, the difficulties in designing make-up and costumes and the true story of how that classic, and hilarious, final punch line made it into the movie.

Beneath the White Sea: Ice Diving in Russia’s High ArcticProgram No. 213 | Tuesday, August 11 | 7:00 - 8:30 PMJourney with the Eco-Photo Explorers as they dogsled across the fabled Lapland region of Finland. Then venture out onto the ice in Russia for a unique and spellbinding experience.

Travel Tips: GettysburgProgram No. 214 | Monday, August 17 | 7:00 - 8:30 PMAre you interested in visiting historic Gettysburg? Jim Ward presents this fascinating program to show you the best places to stay and eat as well as an overview of the town, the battlefield and a history of this epic battle that changed the course of the American Civil War.

Shark Day This program is open to all ages.Program No. 215 | Tuesday, August 18 | 7:00 - 8:00 PMJoin shark attack survivor Scott Curatolo-Wagemann from Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County as he teaches you all the myths and facts concerning shark behavior and shark attacks. You won’t want to miss this program dedicated to everyone’s favorite fish!

Feelings into ArtProgram No. 216 | Wednesday, August 19 | 4:00 - 5:00 PMJoyce Raimondo will guide visitors through Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner’s home and studio. Discover creative ways Pollock and Krasner expressed their feelings with paint. Discuss the art displayed in their home, and explore the barn studio filled with paint splatters, evidence of their masterpieces. Joyce will then demonstrate how you can drip paint to express your feelings in art.

Genealogy 101Program No. 205 Thursday, August 6 | 7:00 - 8:00 PMJoin Rhoda Miller for an introduction to exploring family roots. Basic research planning and the types of documents needed to build your tree will be presented.

Find Your Family Roots Online | Program No. 206Thursday, August 13 | 6:30 - 7:30 PMLearn what online databases can and cannot accomplish using your library’s resources. Join Rhoda Miller in this introductory presentation, with a focus on online research strategies to locate records from Genealogy 101.

Virtual Video VacationsJeanne Schnupp, our savvy sightseer presents

virtual video vacations. Unlimited viewing at your convenience.

It is recommended that loose, comfortable clothing be worn for

these exercise programs.

Chinese Exercise: Falun DafaProgram No. 200Fridays, August 7, 149:00 - 10:00 AMFalun Dafa is a traditional cultivation practice that improves mental and physical wellness through a series of easy-to-learn exercises and meditation. Achieve physical health, mental balance, and inner peace with George Wei from the Long Island Chinese Culture Presentation.

Chair YogaFridays, August 7, 14, 21, 2812:00 - 1:00 PMChair Yoga is a gentle form of yoga that is performed sitting on a chair, or standing and using a chair for support. The class will include breathing techniques and ways to relax the mind and body. View on Facebook at Copiague Library Chair Yoga.

Afternoon YogaMondays, August 3, 10, 17, 24, 314:00 - 5:30 PMReduce stress and anxiety and reap other health benefits in this relaxing Afternoon Yoga class. View on Facebook at Copiague Library Afternoon Yoga.

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General Interest Programs

Telephone and online registration for adult programs begins at 10:30 AM on Wednesday, July 29, unless otherwise noted. Registration is required for all programs unless otherwise noted. There will be no in person registration.

A link to the YouTube video will be provided in your registration confirmation email. Use this link to view

the program within the specified time frame.

You will receive a link to join the program in the registration confirmation email. Please make sure

we have your current email address when registering.

3D Summer CanvasProgram No. 207Create a 12x12 multi-media canvas of birds nesting in a tree. Pick up the supplies needed with instructions to create a 3D nest resting on a branch complete with cotton ball birds and leaves that pop off the canvas. You will need to supply 6 cotton balls, brown paint and colored chalk. After registering, you will get a call to arrange a pick-up time.

Dance and Exercise

IrelandProgram No. 201

Tuesday, August 4 | 6:00 - 6:30 PMFrom Dublin to Bunratty, the Republic of Ireland’s sights are as varied as its many shades of green. We’ll visit some incredible sights that even frequent visitors to Ireland are not familiar with, and then swing through Dublin before branching out for the midlands. We’ll also stop off at Jeanne’s absolute favorite tiny town before finishing up with the amazing views along the Atlantic seaboard.

Austria, Salzburg & ViennaProgram No. 202

Tuesday, August 11 | 6:00 - 6:30 PMThe Sound of Music was the first introduction to Austria for many Americans, especially the starring city of Salzburg. The Savvy Sightseer takes us to the beautiful scenery found in The Sound of Music and enlightens us to the liberties Hollywood took in making the movie and clarifying the historical inaccuracies found in the film. The early history of Austria is also highlighted as we discuss seventeenth century carillon chimes, trick fountains, imperial jewels and Roman ruins.

Iceland Program No. 203

Tuesday, August 18 | 6:00 - 6:30 PMA short visit to Iceland’s capital and nearby areas is akin to visiting multiple U.S. national parks in just a few days! There are majestic falls, geothermal pools, black sand beaches, shooting geysers and spectacular volcanoes. See how much there is to this island nation with Jeanne Schnupp. Visit the capital and travel along two main tour routes: the Golden Circle loop of historical, geological and cultural sights east of Reykjavik and then on to the Southern Coast for its beaches and waterfalls.

London, England Program No. 204

Tuesday, August 25 | 6:00 - 6:30 PMWith a blend of sophisticated, cosmopolitan and historical sights, London has a wealth of extraordinary places to visit! It is a compact, vibrant city where modern sights coexist with ancient ones in an odd but amazing synergy. Where else could you find the St. Mary Axe (also known as the Gherkin) and the London Eye Millennium Wheel sharing a skyline with the venerable Westminster Abbey and Big Ben? We will also explore some “hidden” spots, like the newly opened Galleries of Westminster and Winston Churchill’s secret bunker!

Summer of ‘69 by Elin Hilderbrand

Program No. 208Thursday, August 13

Book Discussions via

You may request a copy of these books from LiLink.com or download

a copy through Libby/Overdrive.

Afternoon 1:00 - 2:30 PM

Evening7:30 - 9:00 PM

Something in the Water

by Catherine Steadman

Program No. 209Tuesday, August 25

Citizenship ClassMondays | 10:30 - 11:30 AM August 3, 10, 17, 24, 31Thursdays | 8:00 - 9:00 PM August 13, 20, 27Join Ed Mutchnick as he reviews the civics (history and government) questions and answers for the naturalization test. Part of the class will also be dedicated to dictation practice. The instructor will also provide individualized help with application questions or other concerns by appointment. These one-on-one meetings may take place via telephone, email, or FaceTime upon request. Please call the library or email information@copiaguelibrary.org to register. Non-residents are welcome.

Sing, Sign with MeProgram No. 227Fridays, August 7, 14, 21, 28 | 12:00 - 12:45 PMIntroduce your child to a variety of ASL signs with the help of stories and books!

Fantastic Beasts and How To Draw ThemProgram No. 228Saturday, August 8 | 1:00 - 2:00 PMLearn how to draw a ferocious dragon, a lovely mermaid or any fantasy creature you choose with Riesa from Key to My Art!

My First Book Club | Program No. 229Thursday, August 27 | 7:00 - 7:30 PMBook clubs are a great way to help children express ideas and prepare for being in school! This month we are going to read, Harold and the Purple Crayon by Crockett Johnson. In our book club we will talk about what we read and make a craft!

Time For Kids: Summertime FunProgram No. 230Tuesday, August 18 | 11:00 AM - 12:00 PMHave fun with A Time For Kids! We will read stories, sing songs and dance! Suggested materials: Beach towel and a beach ball.

Bingo | Program No. 231Wednesday, August 19 | 4:00 - 5:00 PMB-4! O-68! N-40! BINGO! You don’t want to miss out on the fun of playing BINGO.

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Pop-up StorytimeDo you enjoy hearing a story and singing songs? Follow Copiague Children on Facebook, to catch some surprise pop-up storytimes!

Twinkle Twinkle Little Storytime | Program No. 223Thursday, August 20 | 6:30 - 7:30 PMGet ready for bed with this twinkling night time storytime and craft. All you will need is paper, a paper plate and whatever you want to use to decorate.

Rainbow Fish Storytime Program No. 224Tuesday, August 4 | 1:30 - 2:15 PM“The Rainbow Fish shared his scales left and right. And the more he gave away, the more delighted he became.” Let’s make our own Rainbow Fish and hear stories about our colorful friend. All you will need is paper, a paper plate and whatever you want to use to decorate.

Storytime with The Bookworm PrincessProgram No. 225Wednesday, August 12 | 4:30 - 5:30 PMBe our guest for this wonderful storytime. An enchanted princess in her beautiful yellow gown will be reading stories and singing songs.

Imagination StorytimeProgram No. 226Thursday, August 6 | 6:00 - 6:45 PM“Come with me, and you’ll be in a world of pure imagination. Take a look and you’ll see into your imagination.” Join your friendly librarian for stories, and songs to inspire your imagination.

Children’s Summer Reading Club 2020Imagine Your Story

It’s not too late to join the summer reading club! Log every hour that you read on our ReadSquared

page at copiaguelibraryny14.readsquared.com.You will have the opportunity to see us face-to-face on Zoom to tell

us about your book weekdays between 1:00 - 3:00 PM or give the library a call! At the end of the summer you will receive a prize for all your reading and an invitation to watch the BenAnna Band via Zoom on August 15 at 11:30 AM!

Go to Copiague Children on Facebook to see when we have surprise take-home crafts to pick up at the library to do at home!

Program No. 456 | Ends: Saturday, August 15

What Floats Your Boat? Program No. 232 Saturday, August 1 | 1:00 - 2:00 PMDuring this class with STEMtastic, we will explore what makes boats float and what happens when boats take on more weight. Suggested materials: Yogurt container or small plastic tupperware, a large clear mixing bowl or plastic container big enough to float your boat and passengers for your boat, i.e. pennies, or small toys.

Exploration Station Program No. 233 | Wednesday, August 5 | 11:00 - 11:45 AMJoin A Time for Kids, Inc. in this hands on, sensory program where exploring is encouraged! Kids will delight in touching, smelling, squishing, tapping, moving and crafting to learn more about the world around them! Come imagine your story through your senses! Suggested materials: Play- Doh, straws or craft sticks, two spoons or musical instruments.

An Engineering TaleProgram No. 234 | Wednesday, August 5 | 4:30 - 5:30 PMMeet three famous engineers from fairy tale history as we read and explore the classic story, The Three Little Pigs with the Long Island Children’s Museum. Design and build a sturdy house that’s fit for a pig using various materials. Test its strength against the huff and puff of the Big Bad Wolf. Suggested materials: Items to build a small house such as cardboard, paper, index cards, pipe cleaners, straws, tape and a hair dryer or fan.

Rocket ScienceProgram No. 235 | Friday, August 14 | 4:30 - 5:15 PMTake off with STEMtastic! Learn how rockets launch as we watch two types of rockets blast off! You will then build your own rockets using straws. Suggested materials: Three plastic straws that can be cut, scissors, tape, and colored pencils (optional). Print the following template atjpl.nasa.gov/edu/pdfs/strawrocket_worksheet.pdf.

Telephone and online registration for Children/Family programs will begin at 10:30 AM on Thursday, July 30. Registration is required for all programs unless otherwise noted. You must use your child’s library card to register them for Children’s programs. There will be no in person registration.

Children/FamilyYou will receive a link to join the program in the registration confirmation email. Please make sure

we have your current email address when registering.

Please join the program 10 minutes in advance to test your connection. If you cannot participate online, a dial-in phone number will be provided so you can participate over the phone.

The program description will tell you where on Facebook and at what time you will be able to

view the live program.

Family Science & Exploration

Storytime Fun for Everyone!

These programs can be enjoyed by watching and learning about the topic or you can join in on the experiment by gathering the needed

materials before the program starts.

Monday MissionsEvery Monday we will be posting a fun mission

you can complete to earn an extra badge in the Children's Summer Reading Club.

Go to copiaguelibraryny14.readsquared.com, create your account and click on missions to get

started! Follow us on Facebook or Instagram to preview what our weekly mission will be.

Story FunMondays, August 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 10:30 - 11:00 AMEnjoy books, songs, rhymes and fingerplays. View on Facebook at Copiague Children. No registration necessary.

Move and Groove Program No. 217Wednesdays, August 12, 1910:00 - 10:30 AM | Ages: Up to 4 yearsJoin Nicole Sparling and boogie! Explore movement and rhythm with developmentally appropriate music, dances, instruments, fingerplays and props that will get you and your baby wiggling and giggling.

Pajama StorytimeTuesdays, August 4, 11, 18, 257:30 - 8:00 PMPut on your pajamas, grab a stuffed animal friend and join Ms. Nicole for stories and songs for bedtime. View on Facebook at Copiague Children. No registration necessary.

Fantastic FingerplaysThursdays, August 6, 13, 20, 2710:30 - 11:00 AMGet your fine motor skills working with fingerplays and songs. View on Facebook at Copiague Children. No registration necessary.

Suggested for Little Ones

Keep Fit With My GymProgram No. 218Monday, August 10 - Friday, August 149:00 AM - 4:00 PMSign up now for a week of exercise to keep fit with My Gym! You will receive a link to sign into My Gym’s live workout and view their daily schedule.

Dance Party Program No. 219 Saturday, August 22 | 1:00 - 1:45 PMDance all day! Learn some new moves or show off your best with Ms. Nicole.

Moment of Meditation Program No. 220Wednesday, August 26 | 5:30 - 6:00 PMJoin Ms. Nicole in yoga and meditation! No supplies needed!

Movement GamesProgram No. 221Saturday, August 29 | 1:00 - 1:45 PMSimon says you should join this program. Play games that will get you on your feet!

Be Healthy, Be Fit

Program No. 222

Family Fitness and Fun at HomeTuesday, August 410:30 - 11:30 AMWhat is physical activity, what are the benefits and how much exercise do we need each day to stay healthy? Learn ways to be physically active while at home.

Drink & Eat Fewer Added SugarsTuesday, August 25 10:30 - 11:30 AM What are added sugars and where can they be found? Learn how to avoid too much sugar in your diet.

Teen Community ServiceStill need community service? Go to copiaguelibrary.org and click on the teen link to check out all the different volunteer opportunities.

Teens www.copiaguelibrary.org | 631-691-1111 - August 2020

Telephone and online registration for Teen programs will begin at 10:30 AM on Thursday, July 30. Registration is required for all programs unless otherwise noted. There will be no in person registration.

Board of TrusteesJoanne C. Kirshner, PresidentEdward I. Mutchnick, Vice PresidentEileen M. O’Connell, Secretary/TreasurerChristopher R. O’Connell, Trustee Dianne Breiner, Trustee

DirectorKenneth S. Miller

Editor: Lisa E. Kroitor

Layout and Design: Melinda D. Gordon-Lichioveri

Library HoursMonday - Thursday - 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM Friday - 10:00 AM - 6:00 PMSaturday - 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM Library closed to the public.

Board MeetingWednesday, August 26 - 4:00 PM

Email Address Have a question? Need information? Email us at information@copiaguelibrary.org

Please Note: The Copiague Memorial Public Library encourages all residents to participate in its programs and activities. Please let us know in advance if you require any special accommodations because of a disability. Staff may take photographs at library programs for use in library publicity. Please inform us if you do not want photos taken of you or your child.

It’s not too late to join the Teen Summer Reading Club 2020 Imagine Your StoryProgram No. 474Ends: Saturday, August 29

For every book you read, receive a virtual raffle ticket. Each raffle ticket will earn you a chance to win a precious prize! You have until August 29 to complete as many books as you want. With every book report, you will also earn an hour of community service.

Visit copiaguelibrary.org/teens to submit your book report. Don’t have internet access? Call the library or mail in your report instead. Every teen that signs up will receive a prize at the beginning of the school year.

Once you have registered for the program you will receive an email the day of the program with a link to join in Discord. You do not need an account with Discord to join but it is recommended. It is free to create an account and can be done at

discord.com/. When you are in the Discord server, the librarian in charge of the program will give you further instructions.

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Story Fun-10:30am (Facebook Live)Citizenship Class-10:30am (Zoom)Afternoon Yoga-4pm (Facebook Live)Travel Tips: Gettysburg-7pm (Zoom)

Story Fun-10:30am (Facebook Live)Citizenship Class-10:30am (Zoom) Afternoon Yoga-4pm (Facebook Live)Dance the Merengue, Salsa and Bachata-7pm (Zoom)

Eat Smart-10:30am (Zoom)Rainbow Fish Storytime-1:30pm (Zoom)Virtual Vacations: Ireland-6pm (YouTube)Emotional Freedom Technique: Tapping-6:30pm (Zoom)Pajama Storytime-7:30pm (Facebook Live)

Exploration Station-11am (Zoom)An Engineering Tale-4:30pm (Zoom)Ukulele Lessons for Beginners-7pm (Zoom)

Fantastic Fingerplays -10:30am (Facebook Live)Imagination Storytime-6pm (Zoom)Genealogy 101-7pm (Zoom)

Chinese Exercise: Falun Dafa-9am (Zoom)Sing Sign with Me-12pm (Zoom)Teen DIY Tote Bags-12pm (Discord)Chair Yoga-12pm (Facebook Live)Teen Gaming-7pm (Discord)

Keep Fit with My Gym-9am (Zoom)Chinese Exercise: Falun Dafa-9am (Zoom)Sing Sign with Me-12pm (Zoom)Chair Yoga-12pm (Facebook Live)Rocket Science-4:30pm (Zoom)Teen Jeopardy-7pm (Discord)

Keep Fit with My Gym-9am (Zoom)Fantastic Fingerplays -10:30am (Facebook Live)Afternoon Book Discussion-1pm (Zoom)Find your Family Roots Online-6:30pm (Zoom)Citizenship Class-8pm (Zoom)

Keep Fit with My Gym-9am (Zoom)Move and Groove-10am (Zoom)Storytime with Bookworm Princess-4:30pm (Zoom)Ukulele Lessons for Beginners-7pm (Zoom)

Keep Fit with My Gym-9am (Zoom)Virtual Vacations: Austria, Salzburg & Vienna-6pm (YouTube)Beneath the White Sea-7pm (Zoom) Pajama Storytime-7:30pm (Facebook Live)

Keep Fit with My Gym-9am (Zoom)Story Fun-10:30am (Facebook Live)Citizenship Class-10:30am (Zoom)Afternoon Yoga-4pm (Facebook Live)Some Like it Hot!-6:30pm (Zoom)

Fantastic Beasts and How to Draw Them-1pm (Zoom)

Move and Groove-10am (Zoom)BINGO-4pm (Zoom)Feelings into Art-4pm (Zoom)Ukulele Lessons for Beginners-7pm (Zoom)

Childrens Summer Reading Club Finale: BenAnna Band-11:30am (Zoom)

Adult Summer Reading Club ends

Dance Party-1pm (Zoom)

Sing Sign with Me-12pm (Zoom)Chair Yoga-12pm (Facebook Live)Teen Gaming-7pm (Discord)

Fantastic Fingerplays -10:30am (Facebook Live)Twinkle Twinkle Little Storytime-6:30pm (Zoom)Citizenship Class-8pm (Zoom)

Time for Kids: Summertime Fun-11am (Zoom)Video Vacations: Iceland-6pm (YouTube)Shark Day-7pm (Zoom)Pajama Storytime-7:30pm (Facebook Live)

Eat Smart-10:30am (Zoom)Virtual Vacations: London and England-6pm (YouTube)Evening Book Discussion-7:30pm (Zoom) Pajama Storytime-7:30pm (Facebook Live)

Sing Sign with Me-12pm (Zoom)Chair Yoga-12pm (Facebook Live)Teen Book Showdown-7pm (Discord)

Children/Teen/Family program registration begins-10:30am

Teen Summer Reading Club endsMovement Games-1pm (Zoom)

Moment of Meditation-5:30pm (Zoom)Ukulele Lessons for Beginners-7pm (Zoom)

Monthly Meeting of the Board of Trustees-4pm

Fantastic Fingerplays -10:30am (Facebook Live)My First Book Club-7pm (Zoom)Citizenship Class-8pm (Zoom)

Adult program registration begins-10:30am

What Floats Your Boat?-1pm (Zoom)

Story Fun-10:30am (Facebook Live)Citizenship-10:30am (Zoom)Afternoon Yoga-4pm (Facebook Live)

Story Fun-10:30am (Facebook Live)Citizenship-10:30am (Zoom)Afternoon Yoga-4pm (Facebook Live)

Program No. 236Friday, August 14

7:00 - 8:00 PMPlay a round of the famous

trivia game Jeopardy. Your host Ms. Justine will

test your knowledge in the theme of pop culture!

This summer, there may not be a Battle of the Books, but there will be a Showdown! Three books have been chosen! Will you take on the challenge? Teens entering

grades 6 - 9 are able to enlist. All you have to do is read the 3 books required. Then

test your knowledge of the books at our final showdown.

What are the books? Flush by Carl Hiaasen, City of Ember by Jeanne Duprau and Al Capone Does My Shirts by Gennifer Choldenko!

Teen Book Showdown

Program No. 237Friday, August 28 | 7:00 - 8:00 PM

Teen DIY Tote BagsProgram No. 238 Friday, August 7 12:00 - 1:00 PM Create a stylish tote bag out of an old t-shirt.

Teen Gaming

Play games with your friends on Discord! We will be playing a game from Jack Box.

Program No. 239Friday, August 77:00 - 8:30 PM

Program No. 240Friday, August 21 7:00 - 8:30 PM