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Winter/Spring 2017
At a Glance
Ongoing Events/
ESL Conversation
Class/ Practice your English with a tutor: Mondays
& Thursdays at 7 PM.
Basic Computer Help/
Mondays at 7 PM.
Memoir Writing with
Edith Glass/ Last Friday
of the month, 10:15 AM -12 noon.
Writers Forum/ Second
Saturdays at 11 AM.
The Chess Club meets
on the second, third, and
fourth Thursday from
6:30-8:45 PM. For all ages
and skill levels.
Senior Benefits Information/ Wednesdays from
10 AM -1 PM.
AARP Tax Assistance is
available every Tuesday
10-3 PM until April 18.
Meditation/ Mondays at
7 PM.
Backgammon/ 6:30 PM
First Thursday of the
month.
LV Tutor TrainingWorkshop/ Sat. March
25, 9 AM-Noon; Sun.
April 2, 1-4 PM & Sat.
April 8 & 29, May 13 &
20, from 9—Noon. Sign
up at www.lvtarrytown.org.
SCORE Westchester, a
Resource Partner of the
Small Business Administration, provides free
and confidential one-onone business mentoring
and counseling. Contact:
www.scorewestchester.com
or call the SCORE office
at 914 948-3907.
Saturday, May 6, a day of dedications, from 1-3:30 PM
Helen Andrew Memorial Garden/ The Japanese inspired memorial
garden designed by Len Andrew and Westover Landscapes, Inc. is now
complete. We thank all who donated to the garden in memory of Helen
Andrew who contributed so much of her talents and energy to the
Children’s Room at Warner Library. (1 PM)
Grand Opening of Program Rooms/ Renovations are almost complete,
and new AV and state-of-the-art improvements have been installed. Join us for a reception and refreshments and take a tour of
the newly refurbished rooms. Thanks to all
local residents, volunteers, contributors, and
well wishers who helped make all this possible. We are looking forward to welcoming our
patrons and neighbors to the Library’s attractive and up-to-date meeting and event space. (1:30 PM)
The Warner Seed Library, is a collection of flower,
herb, and vegetable seeds. Library patrons can
“check out” free seeds from the collection to grow in
their home gardens. Join us for our official launch
by attending our seed starting workshop on Monday, March 20 at 7 PM.
By promoting gardening in our towns, we hope to strengthen our connection with the environment and food system, and improve the happiness
and well being of Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow residents. On Thursday,
May 4 at 7 PM, Deb Taft of Mobius Farms will present Organic Vegetable
Gardening 101. Learn what to consider in planning a garden, from
choosing a site to selecting crops, quantities to grow for your family, and
when to get started.
Saturday and Sunday, April 22 & 23, 10 AM—5 PM/ Friends of Warner
Library Book Sale! Look for the big white tents on the lawn in front of the
library, and stop by for bargain books, DVDs, and CDs. Library concerts,
programs, and events are funded by the Friends unless otherwise noted.
Hoopla/ Mango/ Press Reader — See Page 6 for new databases and services available in 2017.
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Gallery Exhibits
March/ (Main Gallery)
Karen Ringen Frazer-photography of
Sleepy Hollow
Cemetery and Old
Dutch Burying
Ground; (Stairwell
Gallery) Clara Shen
paintings of still life
and suburban
landscape.
April/ (Both Galleries)
Linda Perlmutter and
her students-Watercolor Paintings
of various scenes.
May/ (Both Galleries)
Sleepy Hollow High
School--Sketches,
Photography, and
Paintings.
June/ (Main Gallery)
Doris Mady--Oil
Paintings of
landscapes; (Stairwell
Gallery) IAHD Group
Artists--various
scenes and portraits.
July/ (Both Galleries)
Neighborhood House
Artists--Watercolors,
sketches, mixed
media, oil paintings,
and more.
LIBRARY HOURS
Monday
1-9
PM
(Children’s Rm closes at 8 PM)
Tuesday
10 AM-6 PM
Wednesday
10 AM-6 PM
Thursday
1-9 PM
Friday
10 AM-5 PM
Saturday
10 AM-5 PM
Sunday
1-5 PM
Closed: April 14, 16, May 29
and July 4. Closed Sundays
during July & August.
Events & Programs @ Your Library
Sunday, February 26 at 2:30 PM/ Concert—The Dixieland Express Jazz Band
will perform a Mardi Gras themed concert. (The Dixieland Express is a division of
“The Really Terrible Orchestra.”)
Tuesday, February 28 at 7:30 PM/ Author Visit —REPAIR (Rivertowns
Episcopal Parishes Action on Inclusion and Race) present a reading by Ibram X.
Kendi, author of Stamped from the Beginning, the definitive history of racist
ideas in America. Followed by Q & A and book signing.
Saturday, March 11 at 2 PM/ Author and coach Lane Cobb, MS, CPC reads
from her book Heal Your Power, Heal Your Life – Essential Healing Strategies
for Women on the Rise, and offers tips and tools for living a life of purpose and
fulfillment in the face of any circumstance. An emotional intelligence expert, Lane
is passionate about helping people to move beyond self-limitation and create
lives that are a powerful expression of who they truly are. Book signing to follow.
Thursdays, March 16, 23, & 30 and April 6, 13, & 20 at 3 PM/ History of
Opera— Experienced opera instructor Susan Grunthal will present a listening
study of opera ensembles; groups of three or more soloists singing
simultaneously. This 6-week series will help listeners discover the intricate web
of dramatic gestures in an operatic ensemble. Call to sign up.
Thursday, March 16 at 7 PM/ Zentangle Art Workshop — Learn this easy
method to create beautiful images from repetitive patterns with instructor Jill
Greenbaum. Please sign up at the Reference Desk, 631-7734.
Saturday, March 18 at 2:30 PM/ Concert— Pianist Kinny Landrum and Alan
Bates will play Jazz favorites.
Monday, March 20 at 7:00 PM/ Self-Esteem 123 with Rosemary Cobuzzi,
motivational speaker and self-esteem coach. Her mission is to guide and help
you develop confidence and better social skills to improve quality of life. Call the
Library at 631-7734to sign up.
Thursday, March 23 at 7 PM/ Susan Altman’s, talk on Georgia O’Keeffe will
focus on her fascinating and independent lifestyle, framing her status as a pioneer
of modernism and as a style icon, as well as discussing her groundbreaking
work. She will be referring to the special O’Keeffe exhibit at the Brooklyn
Museum.
Saturday, March 25 at 11 AM/ Talk Saves Lives—An introduction to suicide
prevention presented by Daryl Velez of The American Foundation for Suicide
Prevention (AFSP). Call 914-631-7734 for further information.
Saturday, March 25 at 2 PM/ Film — Sense the Wind — Highlighting ability,
not disability, this 1-hour documentary tells the remarkable story of four
individuals who share a unique bond—each is vision impaired and striving to race
in Japan’s 2013 Blind Sailing World Championship, while navigating all the other
challenges in life. Presented by the filmmaker Christine Knowlton. Call to sign up.
Sunday, March 26 at 2:30 PM/ Robert Rachlin Piano Concert — Maestro
Rachlin performs the works of Lerner and Lowe.
Monday, March 27 at 7 PM/ Beaded Earrings with Joan Lloyd— Make unique
and beautiful earrings with beading expert Joan Lloyd. A wide variety of materials
enables everyone to expand their creativity. For every pair you keep, you donate
a pair to the Women’s Shelter. Free fun for all ages. Call to sign up.
More events on page 7
Friends of the Library Spring Book Sale April 22 & 23
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It’s Happening here….
Storytimes are offered for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and early elementary grades, as well as
family storytimes for all ages. Check our monthly
calendar, our website, or call the Children’s Room
for more information.
New Materials for Language Learning/
Check out our new PENpal kits. PENpals are interactive
talking digital pens that read the story to you in English
and Spanish. There are 5 books and 1 PENpal to enjoy
in each kit! Choose from a variety of themes.
Crafts and Games/ If you love to craft or play board
games, the Children’s Room is the place for you! We
have open craft tables with a variety of fun craft supplies, and lots of board games to play. Bring a friend
or meet one here; check the calendar for dates!
The Math Workshop/ Every other Thursday at 7:45 PM,
and throughout the school year, Middle School students
who seek math challenge will be coached through math
contest problems by local math enthusiast and parent,
Noah Zamdmer, Ph.D. This program will ready students
for international competitions, in a supportive, collaborative, participative atmosphere. Bring paper, pencil and a
clipboard. Questions? contact [email protected]
Readers Rule! Call or email Patty [email protected]
to sign up for the book club for 3rd – 5th graders.
littleBits/ Many thanks to Kids Club of Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow and the Rotary Club
of the Tarrytowns for funding the purchase of these amazing electronic building blocks.
What can YOU create? For ages 8-12. Sign up for a workshop now!
February/ March
Friday, February 24 at 2 PM Legos with Cody
Wells — Calling all Lego builders, kindergarten and above! Meet Cody Wells
and free-build with his awesome Lego
collection. Bring a Lego creation of
your own to show him! Please sign up.
February 27 at 6:30 PM/ Celebrate Black History
Month— Diverse Verses Book Group/ Read and
discuss Freedom Over Me, Eleven Slaves, their
lives and dreams brought to life by Ashley Bryan. For children in grades 4-6. Please sign-up.
Monday, April 24 at 6:30 PM/ Read and discover
the meaning of personification and
how a tree made history. Celebrate
both Arbor Day and National Poetry
Month with The Tree in the Courtyard: Looking through Ann
Frank’s Window by Jeff Gottesfeld.
For children in grades 4-6.
Tuesday, February 28 at 4 PM/ Sign up now for a
littleBits workshop and learn how to build with these
amazing electronic building blocks. What can YOU create? For ages 8-12; registration is limited.
Monday, March 27 at 6:30 PM/ Celebrate Women’s
History Month — Read and discuss Ada Twist,
Scientist by Andrea Beaty and Drum Dream Girl: How
One Girl’s Courage Changed Music by Margarita
Engle. A fun interactive activity will follow the discussion.
For K-2 graders.
April
Thursday, April 27 at 7 PM/ Celebrate Children’s Day,
Children’s Book Day —Travel to Japan with Kizuna
Daiko/ Japanese Taiko Drumming. “Taiko” or Drum in
Japanese, is an ancient form of drumming that has its
roots in cultural ceremonies and celebrations. It is also
accompanied by movements which identify with Japanese martial arts. Share and participate in an interactive
presentation that is powerful, fast and fun for the whole
family! Traditional snacks and prizes for all.
May/ June
Wednesday, May 10 at 4 PM/ Global Social
Science Project/ Connect with new friends all
over the world. Become a young entomologist
while studying the life of the Monarch Butterfly.
Create a cool craft for mom too! For all ages.
Saturday, June 24 at 3 PM/ Sciencetellers —Science
experiments and storytelling combine for an actionpacked adventure about a crew of quirky pirates marooned on a desert island. Lots of audience participation
required! For kindergarten – 5th grade.
Our Summer Reading Game begins June 19. Join in the reading fun
and “Build a Better World!”
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Programas y Eventos para Adultos
Domingo, 26 de Febrero a las 2:30 PM/ Concierto con La Banda Dixieland Express Jazz.
Martes 28 de Febrero a las 7:30 PM/ REPAIR (Rivertowns Episcopal Parishes Actions on Inclusion and Race) presenta una lectura
con Ibram Kendi, autor de “Stamped from the beginning” una historia sobre las ideas racistas en América.
Sábado 11 de Marzo a las 2 PM/ La autora Lane Cobb, MS, CPC Hablará sobre su libro “Cure su poder, Cure su Vida”- Presentará
estrategias esenciales para mujeres en ascenso” ofreciendo herramientas y consejos para vivir una vida con propósitos, encarando
cualquier circunstancia. Seguido habrá firma del libro.
Jueves 16 de Marzo a las 7 PM/ Taller de arte Zentangle. La instructora Jill Greenbaum creará hermosas imágenes con patrones repetitivos. Por favor regístrese llamando al 631-7734.
Jueves 16, 23 y 30 de Marzo y 6, 13, 20 de Abril a las 3 PM/ Historia de la Opera - Susan Grunthal presentará conjunto de operas
en una serie de 6 semanas. Por favor regístrese llamando al 631-7734
Sábado 18 de Marzo a las 2:30 PM/ Kinny Landrum y Alan Bates interpretarán lo más favorito del jazz.
Lunes 20 de Marzo a las 7:00 PM/ Autoestima 123: con Rosemary Cobuzzi, oradora motivacional y de autoestima.
Jueves 23 de Marzo, 7 PM/ Sue Altman presentá una mirada a las pinturas y fotografías de la artista modernista Georgia O’keffe.
Domingo 26 de Marzo a las 2:30 PM/ Robert Rachlin presenta los trabajos de Lerner y Lowe
Sábado 25 de Marzo a las 11 AM/ Conversación: Salva Vidas- Una introducción a la prevención del suicidio presentada por Daryl
Velez de La Fundación Americana para la Prevención del Suicidio (AFSP). Para más información, por favor llame al 914-631-7734.
Sábado 25 de Marzo a las 2 PM/ Sentido del Viento -Un documental que narra la historia de cuatro personas que comparten un
vínculo único- cada uno tiene problemas de visión y se esfuerzan por competir en el Campeonato Mundial de Vela Ciega de Japón del
2013.
Lunes 27 de Marzo a las 7 PM/ Crea hermosos aretes con la experta Joan Llyod, Por cada par de aretes que hagas para ti, harás otro
que se donará a un refugio de mujeres.. Para todas las edades. Llame para registrarse.
Sábado 1 de Abril a las 2 PM/ Mystery Audio Theatre, es un programa de radio en directo con actores profesionales de audio y sonido. Ingenieros de VoiceScapes Audio Theater Group presentarán una historia de misterio y suspenso. Llame para registrarse.
Domingo 2 de Abril a las 2 PM/ La poetisa local y autora Lori Fettner leerá su libro de poesía, "Bienvenida a la Maternidad ", proporcionará consejos y responderá a preguntas.
Lunes 3 de Abril a las 7 PM/ Joyce Lillis, fundadora de Metabolic Reset, LLC, proporcionará un completo y nuevo enfoque para la
pérdida y mantenimiento del peso, discutirá sobre su libro Detener el Tormento: Conquistar su relación con la comida.
Jueves 6 de Abril a las 7PM/ Taller sobre Carreras de Salud - Aprenda sobre carreras de salud, incluyendo clínicas, areas administrativas y tecnología sanitaria. Obtenga información sobre los requisitos educativos, conozca los recursos para búsqueda de empleo.
Por favor llame al 631-7734 para su registración. Presentado por WEBS Career & Education Counseling Service, un programa del
Sistema de Bibliotecas de Westchester.
Sábado 8 de Abril a las 11 AM/ Técnica Alexander - Aprenda a identificar y prevenir los malos hábitos de su postura que pueden
causar o agravar el estrés, el dolor o la inoperancia. Por favor use ropa y zapatos cómodos. Llame al 914-631- 7734 para registrarse.
Jueves 20 y 27 de Abril y 4 de Mayo a las 1:30 PM/ Virtual Bowling – Participe de un juego de bolos en una versión de video
usando una consola de Nintendo. Regístrese en el Departamento de Referencia.
Sábado y Domingo 22 y 23 de Abril de 10 AM a 5 PM/ Venta de Libros en la Biblioteca! – Libros, DVD y Cds baratos. Todos los
conciertos, programas y eventos son financiados por los Amigos de la Biblioteca a menos que se indique lo contrario.
Lunes 24 de Abril a las 7 PM/ Entrenamiento moderno para perros. Únase a Sarah Hodgson y a todos sus amigos obsesionados con
sus perros, mientras explora y desacredita los mitos dominantes del entrenamiento del perros. Seguido por preguntas y respuestas.
Sábado 29 de Abril a las 2:30 PM/ Concierto - PM / Concierto -Gamelan Son of Lion es un grupo musical especializado en piezas contemporáneas escritas para los instrumentos del Gamelán Javanés.
Jueves 2 de Mayo y 6 de Junio de 2 a 4 PM/ Acuarelas en tu Futuro: Es un taller de seis semanas para proporcionar a los adultos
mayores, técnicas de acuarelas. Los talleres culminarán con una exposición y recepción. Regístrese en el Departamento de Referencia.
Sábado 6 de Mayo a las 2 PM/ Gran apertura de las salas de programas ya renovadas. Habrá refrigerios.
Jueves 11 de Mayo a las 7 PM/ Venga y aprenda sobre el fotógrafo Gordon Parks. Habrá una exhibición virtual de las fotografías del
señor Park.
Sábado 13 de Mayo a las 2:30 PM/ El productor de discos, compositor, intérprete, y arreglista, John Simon, interpretará canciones y reminiscencias musicales.
Jueves 4 de Mayo a las 7 PM/ Organic Vegetable Gardening 101 - Aprenda qué debe considerar en la planificación de un jardín.
Sábado 20 de Mayo a las 2 PM/ Extreme Couponing con Susan Samtur – La Reina de los cupones, guiará a los compradores de supermercados, mostrándoles cómo hacer compras inteligentes; la presentación también incluye consejos sobre reembolsos, ahorros de
temporada, recompensas de tiendas, así como las últimas ofertas en el Internet (como cupones electrónicos e imprimibles).
Películas en la Biblioteca los Miércoles a las 2 PM
Marzo 15 Jackie; Marzo 22 Llegada (Arrival); Marzo 29 Florence Foster Jenkins; Abril 5Cercas (Fences);
Abril 12 Sully; Abril 19 La La Land; Abril 26 Figuras ocultas (Hidden Figures)
Serving the Villages of Tarrytown & Sleepy Hollow since 1929
Programas y Eventos para Niños
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Hora de Cuentos
Bebés Saltarines - Martes a las 11:15am
(bebés que no caminan)
Cuentos Terríficos - Miércoles a las 10:15am
y 11:15 am (1-3 años) Usted puede atender
solo una sesión.
Historias para Pequeñitos - Martes a las
3:30pm (Para todas edades)
Club de Jardín de Infancia - Lunes a las
4:00 pm (4-6 años)
Cuentos y Canciones / Viernes de Fiesta Viernes a las 10:30 am (todas las edades)
.
Tiempo de historias del Osito Teddy y
manualidades – Jueves a las 7pm (cada mes)
Historias de los Sábados, dos veces al mes a las
11:30am
Cuentos para bebés – niños en jardín de infancia:
Todos los cuentos incluyen historias, ritmas e ritmos,
canciones, movimientos y manualidades. Favor de
escoger el programa apropiado a la edad del niño.
Favor de atender el programa que es compatible.
Para continuar la diversión y el aprendizaje en casa
recuérdese a sacar libros y mucho más.
!Eventos Especiales Están Pasando Aquí!
Viernes, febrero 24 a las 2 pm/
Legos con Cody Wells - Vengan a conocer a un Lego
experto y a construir con una colección de Legos
fantástica. ¡Traiga su propia creación para ensenarle!
Niños en grados K en adelante.
Martes, 28 de febrero a las 4 pm/
¡Inscríbase ahora! Para nuestro taller de littleBits. Aprenderá como
construir con este equipo electrónico. Para niños de 8-12 años. Registración es limitado. Gracias al Kids Club y el Club de Rotary para
la fundación de este equipo electrónico.
Lunes, 27 de Febrero a las 6:30 pm / Club Diversos
Versos Lee y discutimos: Libertad Sobre Mí por Ashley Bryan 11 esclavos, su vida expresada a traves de poesía.
Lunes, 27 de marzo a las 6:30 pm/
Celebra el Mes de la Mujer/ Lee y discute Ada
Twist, Científica por Andrea Beaty e Drum
Dream Girl: La Historia de Una Nina Valiente que
Cambio Música por Margarita Engle. De esto se
sigue actividades divertidos. Para niños en K-2º
grado.
Lunes, 24 de abril a las 6:30 pm/
Celebra el Mes de la Poesía y el Mes de los Arboles con el
Club de Descubrimiento: Dewey e Dewdettes
Lee El Árbol en Patio: Mirando en la Ventana de Ana
Frank y descubre lo que significa personificación y como un
árbol hizo un impacto en historia. Para niños en 4º-6º grado.
Reto de Matemáticas – maestro Noah Zamdmer estará disponible para ayudar y entrenar estudiantes para competencias
de Matemática. Clases se reúnen cada día por medios los
jueves a las 7:45 de la noche en Salón de Niños empezando
el 14 de enero. Triga un lápiz, papel y una tabla sujetapapeles. Preguntas contacta a [email protected]
Nuevos Materiales
Toma prestado los nuevos equipos de Pen
Pal. Pen Pals son bolígrafos interactivos
que leen los libros en Inglés y Español.
Cada equipo contiene 5 libros y 1 bolígrafo. Escoge de varios sujetos.
Jueves, 27 de abril @ 7pm Celebra el Día de Los
Niños / Día de los Libros/
Viajen a Japón con Kizuna Daiko: Tamborileo Japonés. La palabra “Taiko” en Japonés, significa “gran
tambor”. Taiko es una forma antigua de tamborileo que
tiene raíces en la cultura Japonesa y es prominente en
celebraciones y ceremonias. También, el
Taiko será acompañado con movimientos de arte marcial.
¡Vengan para la experiencia y la oportunidad a participar
en una presentación
animada de cultura y
música que es
ruidosa, rápida y muy
divertida para toda la
familia! Meriendas y
premios para todos.
Miércoles, 10 mayo a las 4pm Proyecto Global de
Ciencias Sociales/ Conéctate con nuevos amigos alrededor del mundo. Conviértete un científico de entomología estudiando el ciclo de vida de la mariposa
monarca. ¡Crea una manualidad para mama también!
Para todas edades.
Sábado, 24 de junio a las 3 pm/ Sciencetellers
Experimentos de ciencia en combinación con relatando
de cuentos. Se sigue una presentación divertida de piratas y mucho más. ¡Se requiere mucha participación para
un show fantástico!
El Juego de la Lectura del Verano empieza 19 de
Junio.
Únase a la diversión de la lectura y …...
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Movies @Your Library
Reading Groups @ Warner
Second Thursday Book Group/ at 7 PM
Wednesdays at 2 PM
March 15
March 22
March 29
April 5
April 12
April 19
April 26
Jackie
Arrival
Florence Foster Jenkins
Fences
Sully
La La Land
Hidden Figures
Movies will be shown in the newly renovated space on the third floor, with a new
large movie screen and state of the art
audio visual equipment.
March 9/ The Kitchen House by Kathleen
Grissom
April 13/ Broken Verses by Kamila Shamsie
May 11/ Dead Wake by Erik Larson
June 8/ News of the World by Paulette Jiles
Mystery Book Group/ Third Tuesday of
each month at 3:30 PM
March 21/ Dark Harbor by Stuart Woods
April 18/The Poisoned Pilgrim by Oliver
Potzsch
May 16/ Corrupted by Lisa Scottoline
June 20/ The Calling by Inger Ash Wolfe
The History Book Group meets every other
month/ Bellevue by David Oshinsky is
scheduled for Monday, March 20 at 7 PM.
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Special Cultural Seminars
Monday, April 3, & 17 and May 1 & 15 at 7 PM/ Reading and Discussion Seminar — The Essential
Hamilton—History Seminar will explore the writings of Alexander Hamilton including his essays in The
Federalist Papers— with historian Dr. Sara Mascia. Registration required. Presented in collaboration with
Humanities New York Reading and Discussion Grant Program.
Tuesday, May 2– June 6, from 2-4 PM/ "Your Future in Watercolor" is a six week workshop for older
adults. An exhibit and reception will be held at the last meeting. Registration required. Funded in part by
Westchester Library System’s Creative Aging in the Library Mini-Grant Initiative supported by Westchester
Community Foundation.
Library Programs Continued
Saturday, April 1 at 2 PM/ Mystery Audio
Theater — Revel in a live radio play featuring
professional audio actors and sound engineers from
VoiceScapes Audio Theater Group as they perform
a story of mystery and suspense. Call to sign up.
Sunday, April 2 at 2 PM/ Poetry Readings and
Workshop — Local poet Lori Fettner will read from
her book of poetry, “Welcome to Motherhood,” and
will answer questions and provide advice for aspiring
poets. Sign up at Facebook.com/AuthorLoriFettner or
call 631-7734.
Monday, April 3 at 7 PM/ Joyce Lillis, the founder
of Metabolic Reset, LLC, a protocol that provides an
entirely new approach to weight loss and weight
maintenance will discuss her book Stop the
Torment: Conquer Your Relationship with Food.
Thursday, April 6 at 7 PM/ Healthcare Careers
Workshop—Learn about health careers including
administrative, clinical, and health technology areas.
Get information on educational requirements and
learn about resources for your job search.
Registration recommended. Call 631-7734.
Presented by WEBS Career & Education Counseling Service,
a program of the Westchester Library System.
Thursday, April 6 at 7 PM/ Craft Beer Program
Microbrewer Justin DiNino will talk about his
Tarrytown micro brewery Duncan's Abbey. Learn
what it takes to brew a craft beer and why Duncan's
Abbey chose to start a micro brewery in Tarrytown.
Sample tasting included. Registration Required.
Thursday, April 20, 27 and May 4 at 1:30 PM/
Virtual Bowling —Participate in a video version of
an afternoon at the Bowling Alley using a Nintendo
console. Sign up at the Reference Desk.
Thursday, April 20, 5:30-7:30 PM/ Annual Junior
League Spelling Bee for grades 3—5. Participants
and spectators should RSVP to Marian Randazzo
at [email protected].
Monday, April 24, at 7 PM/ Modern Dog Parenting
Join author Sarah Hodgson, bring your dogobsessed friends, and learn what the loving dog
experts know to be true—dog training does not have
to be cruel to be effective. Q and A to follow.
Saturday, April 29 at 2:30 PM/ Concert—Gamelan
Son of Lion is a music repertory group specializing
in contemporary pieces written for the instruments of
the Javanese gamelan and traditionally consists of
gongs, drums, and metallophones.
Thursday, May 11 at 7 PM/ Sara Krugman of the
Gordon Parks Foundation and Exhibit Space in
Pleasantville will present the photography and life
story of Gordon Parks, a seminal figure of twentieth
century photography.
Saturday, May 13 at 2:30 PM/ Concert with record
producer, songwriter, performer, composer, and
arranger John Simon who will perform songs and
musical reminisces.
Saturday, April 8 at 11AM/ Alexander Technique—
Learn to prevent postural habits that aggravate
stress or pain. Please wear comfortable clothing
and shoes. Call 914-631-7734 to sign up.
Saturday, May 20 at 2 PM/ Cut Your Grocer Costs!
Susan Samtur, the original Coupon Queen, will
guide shoppers through the supermarket and show
them how to shop smart. Also included are tips on
refunds, seasonal savings, store rewards, and
electronic and printable coupons.
Saturday, April 8 at 2 PM/ Write For Power ~ Write
For Healing is a 2-hour writing workshop for women
led by Lane Cobb, Holistic Life Coach, empowerment speaker and author. Sign up at Reference.
Monday, May 22 at 6:30 PM/ Silver Tips Tea
Room of Tarrytown will host a Tea Tasting with
Anupa Mueller at the Library. Sign up required. Stop
by the Reference Desk or call 631-7734.
Friends of the Library Spring Book Sale April 22 & 23
Warner
Library
Serving Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow
121 North Broadway
Tarrytown, NY 10591
Telephone 914 631-7734
Visit our website at www.warnerlibrary.org
Español
p. 4 y 5
Postal Customer
10591
Museum Passes @ Your Library
Just for Teens/
Many thanks to EF International for
funding the library’s museum pass
program which includes passes to
the Intrepid Museum, the Frick, the
Children’s Museum of Manhattan, the
Guggenheim, Katonah Museum of Art, and
Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture
(Mid-April through mid –November only.)
Did you know?.. that every
last Wednesday of the
months at 3:30 PM, you can
make “Buttons Galore.”
New this year— Passes for The New York
Historical Society are available through a
donation from Jean and Roger Chenault. Thanks
to all!
Many thanks to The Junior League of
Westchester on
Hudson for their
generous
donation of
$4,500 to the
Library’s
Community Room
Renovation
Project. The
League raised the
money at their
Annual Holiday
Boutique held at
Honor Fagan, President of Jr. League
& Maureen Petry, Director of Library Lyndhurst in
December. The Junior League and the Library
look forward to using the new space at the
League's Annual Spelling Bee on April 20.
Non-Profit Org.
U.S . Postage
PAID
White Plains, NY
Permit No. 91049
Bring your ideas and favorite
sayings — we supply the
button maker!
Saturday, March 18, 11 AM-1 PM/ Yoga For
Stress and Anxiety with Certified Yoga Instructor
Leslie Kimmich Seery. Bring a yoga mat if you
have one and wear comfortable clothes. Sign up
at the reference desk or call 631-7734. Ages 12
and up.
Tuesday, March 21, 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM/ Game
building with Scratch — Scratch allows you to
make games and animations by working with
“building blocks” – like programming with Legos.
Bring a flash drive to save your work. Sign up now
as space is limited, at 631-7734.
Wednesday, April 5, 12 and 19, 3:30 – 5 PM/
Poetry Workshop —Explore your creativity with
published poet, Lisa Shirley during National
Poetry Month. Learn how to work with rhyme,
rhythm, image and metaphor. Each class will
have writing exercises to start some new poems
and we will read and critique poems you have
written at home. For ages 12 and up.
Tuesday, April 18, 3:30 -5 PM/ Origami Workshop
Skilled origami artist Juliane Biro will show
participants how to make beautiful origami items.
For young adults ages 11 and up. No experience
necessary and no materials fee! Space is limited
so sign up at the reference desk or call 631-7734.
Coming Soon! Virtual Bowling
Friends of the Library Spring Book Sale April 22 & 23
Feb 22, 2017