TUESDAY, APRIL 5 H H H BUDGET VOTE COUNTS

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Do The Write Thing p. 4
Book Discussion Groups p. 4
Learning with Lynda.com p. 7
For Teens
College “Secrets” p. 11
Top Five Mistakes on College
Application Essays p. 11
3-D Printer Bootcamp p. 11
For Parents
& Children
Baby Bump p. 8
Home Schoolers
@ The Library p. 8
Nursery School Fair p. 8
Little One-Inch p. 9
Sock Hop p. 9
Special Needs p. 10
Library Board Of
Trustee Meetings
Tuesday, March 22
6:30 pm (DH)
Monday, April 18
6:30 pm (DH)
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March/April 2016
Join us for
BUDGET VOTE DAY
on Tuesday, April 5,
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Psychic Medium p. 2
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For Adults
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Good Morning HHH!
Hands-On Cooking
Demonstration with
Chef Rob Scott DXA234
Tuesday, April 5, 10 am (DH)
Ages 18 and up
Everyone will go home with a loaf of this
delicious Asiago Cheese bread ready to bake.
Please bring a medium bowl, large mixing spoon
and cookie pan. Registration begins 3/21.
Dog Toys
Tuesday, April 5, 6 pm-7 pm (DH)
DXY279
OR Tuesday, April 5, 7 pm-8 pm (DH)
DXY280
Children in grades 6-12
Make a dog toy that will be donated to a local
animal shelter and receive community service
credit.
Messy “Sensory” Fun DXJ637
Tuesday, April 5, 10 am (DH) Ages 2-5
years old with a parent or caregiver
Get ready for some messy fun with your little
ones. Hands on play allows children to use
their senses and develop fine motor skills.
Dress for a mess!
The Golden Age of Rock & Roll The Ed Sullivan Years DXA235
Tuesday, April 5, 2 pm (DH)
Ages 18 and up
Reminisce about the golden age
of rock and roll as it was captured
by the Ed Sullivan Show in this
multi-media presentation by film
historian, Keith Crocker.
Kids Project
Puppet Show
DXJ720
Tuesday, April 5,
6:30 pm-7:30 pm (DH)
Families of all ages
The Kids Project Puppet Show features childsize hand and rod puppets and is most suitable for children in grades 2-6. The show features puppet characters in theatrical scenes,
focusing on disability awareness, anti-bullying
issues, and character development. The two
artists presenting the show encourage audience participation.
This show is brought to you through the
collaborative efforts of HHH PTA Council Diversity
Committee, HHH PTA Parent Resource/Task Force
and the Half Hollow Hills Community Library.
A special thank you to our co-sponsors:
NEFCU and attorney, David R. Okrent.
Save a Life… Start the Conversation: About Substance Abuse p. 2
For Adults
Weekend Programs
Tickets will be available for all shows beginning February 27
•Due to demand, tickets are limited to 2 for each weekend
performance per cardholder and are available at the Circulation
Department at Dix Hills and Melville
•Doors open 15 minutes before the event
•No one will be seated before the scheduled time without a ticket
•Available seats will be given to non-ticket holders on a first-come,
first-served basis
George & Gracie: A Love Story
Sunday, March 6, 2 pm (DH)
Spend a hilarious, heart-warming afternoon in this uplifting comedy of
the legendary Burns & Allen - the world’s favorite and funniest couple.
Long Island Flute Club Winners’ Recital
Sunday, March 13, 2 pm (DH)
Hear the very talented young winners of the annual Long Island Flute
Club High School and College Competition. All are welcome; no tickets
required. Light refreshments will be available.
Going Places
Saturday, March 19, 2 pm (DH)
Rescheduled from 1/23. Please pick up new tickets for this event.
Presented by Township Theatre Group
Enjoy this entertaining collection of short plays about interrupted journeys.
The MacMurrays
Sunday, April 10, 2 pm (DH)
Tap your feet to the sounds of this 60s rock and roll cover band.
Hear songs by some of your favorite artists like Dave Clark Five, Bee
Gees, Beach Boys and Lovin’ Spoonful.
Marc Berger - Ride
Sunday, May 1, 2 pm (DH)
Inspired by Marc’s lifelong love affair with the American West, RIDE
presents ten cinematic recordings capturing the vastness and romance
of the West while exploring its deep roots in the American psyche.
Special Events
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Save a Life… Start the Conversation:
About Substance Abuse DXA233
Wednesday, March 16, 7 pm-8:30 pm (DH)
EVERYONE – students, parents, and grandparents – are
encouraged to attend this program on life-saving information
regarding substance abuse awareness. A panel discussion will
include:
Signs/symptoms • Brain Development • Prevention
Social Host Laws • Good Samaritan Law • Legal Consequences
Trends • Recovery • Personal Stories • Q&A at the end
Registration requested, but not required.
Go to bit.ly/hhh-savealife or call (631) 498-1250.
This program is brought to you through the collaborative efforts of Life
Center, Huntington Drug & Alcohol Counseling Center, REACH Community
and Youth Agency, HHH PTA Council’s Parent Resource/Task Force Committee and Half Hollow Hills Community Library
Author Talk - Vincent Simeone DXA236
Saturday, March 12, 1 pm (DH)
Sit down with author and esteemed horticulturist Vincent
Simeone as he discusses his brand new book, New York
and New Jersey Garden Guide. Get tips and expert advice as you begin to
plan your summer garden. Vincent has worked in the horticultural field for
over 27 years and has appeared on several garden shows including Martha
Stewart Living and HGTV.
Psychic Medium Christopher Allan DXA237
Friday, April 15, 7 pm-8:30 pm (DH)
Dubbed the ‘Next Generation Of Spirit Communication’, psychic medium
Christopher Allan has the ability to talk to those who have passed on.
Nominated ‘Best Psychic’ by the Long Island Press, Christopher has
been featured on numerous radio shows and publications. Space is
limited and we can not guarantee that Christopher will speak to each
member of the audience. Registration begins 3/7. Cost: $5.00
HOW-TO REGISTER
Registration begins for programs that have a code next to their title beginning with DXA or MLA on February 26 at 10 am unless otherwise stated.
FREE PROGRAMS
Registration is available online
at hhhlibrary.org, via mobile
app, in-person or by calling
the Circulation Department
at (631) 421-4530 (DH) or
(631) 421-4535 (M) beginning at 10 am.
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PROGRAMS WITH FEES
Credit card payment can be
made online from home or
at the library. Stop by the
Circulation Department at
Dix Hills or Melville to pay
by check or cash. Fees are
nonrefundable.
•Adult Program Registration is limited to 2 sign-ups per district
resident on the first day of registration, except where stated
otherwise.
•By registering for a program, you are guaranteed a spot in the
class. If you give us an e-mail address, you will receive a reminder
about the program or a cancellation notice if necessary.
•By registering for programs, you help prevent cancellations of
classes where there are minimum attendance requirements.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Arts, Crafts & Culture
British Invasions: Andrew Lloyd Webber DXA238
Thursday, March 10, 2:30 pm (DH)
Presented by Hofstra Professor James Kolb
Delve into the 40 year career of Andrew Lloyd Webber through a multimedia presentation.
Knitting 101 DXA239
Thursdays, March 10, 17, 24, 31, April 7 6:30 pm-8:30 pm (DH)
Have you always wanted to learn to knit or are your skills a little rusty?
Join us as we learn to knit and create a hat in this 5-part workshop.
Bring worsted weight yarn and size US 7 16" circular knitting needles to
the first session.
Tree of Life Necklace MLA211
Thursday, March 10, 6 pm (M)
Presented by Jewelry Designer Dana Neger
Learn basic wire wrapping and bead stringing to create a beautiful
necklace using semi-precious stones and pearls. No experience
necessary. Registration is underway. Cost: $15.00
Conversation with Roger Tilles DXA240
Wednesday, March 16, 10:10 am (DH)
Mr. Roger Tilles is known as a vocal advocate for arts education and was
Executive Vice Chairman of the Tilles Center For The Performing Arts.
This program is brought to you by the Greens’ Men’s Group.
Amedeo Modigliani DXA241
Thursday, March 17, 2 pm (DH)
Presented by Art Historian Mary Vahey
Learn about this Italian painter and sculptor who lived in Paris during
the 1900s. His graceful portraits and lush nudes are a fine example of
his work.
Woody Allen Part I DXA242
Wednesday, April 6, 2:30 pm (DH)
Love Woody Allen? Then you will enjoy this multi-media program that
features his early life and films as well as interviews with him and his
friends. A follow-up presentation on the later years to come.
Ten Women Artists: From Baroque to Present
DXA243
Wednesday, April 13, 2 pm (DH)
Presented by Art Historian Mary Vahey
Take a look at 10 important women artists including Elisabeth Louise
Vigee Le Brun, Georgia O’Keeffe, Frida Kahlo and more.
A retrospect of Elisabeth Louise Vigee Le Brun is at the Metropolitan Museum of
Art from February 15 - May 15, 2016.
Giselle DXA244
Thursday, April 14, 2:30 pm (DH)
Presented by Hofstra Professor James Kolb
Explore one of the greatest ballets which opened at the Paris Opera in
1841 and is a staple repertory piece in most ballet companies.
Paint Nite - Wildflower Salad Bowl
& Server DXA245
Wednesday, April 27, 6:30 pm (DH)
Presented by Artist Shirley Ruby
Enjoy a one-of-kind paint nite. Create a unique
salad bowl and servers. All glass painting is permanent and food safe. Registration begins 4/4. Cost: $10.00
Cooking w/Chef Rob Scott
Irish Soda Bread Workshop
Friday, March 11, 4 pm (DH) DXA208
Friday, March 11, 7 pm (DH) DXA209
Chef Rob shares his delicious recipe for Irish Soda Bread and see an
Irish Banana Dessert demonstration. Everyone will take home an Irish
Soda Bread to bake. Please bring a medium-sized mixing bowl, mixing
spoon and baking pan. Registration is underway.
Land & Sea Demonstration
Thursday, April 7, 4 pm (M) MLA246
Thursday, April 7, 7 pm (M) MLA247
Learn how to make a steak and St. Andre cheese
salad with green onion Dijon dressing as well as
shrimp with mango-pineapple relish in lettuce
cups. Registration begins 3/21.
Cinco de Mayo Celebration
Friday, May 6, 4 pm (DH) DXA248
Friday, May 6, 7 pm (DH) DXA249
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo and learn how to prepare Taco Stew,
Chicken Quesadillas Fajita style and Mango-Pineapple Salsa.
Registration begins 4/18.
Community Discussion
Socrates Café DXA846
Thursdays, March 3, April 7, 2:30 pm-4:30 pm (DH)
We welcome Raymond G. Russo, PhD as the group’s new moderator.
Join Dr. Russo to exchange ideas in this monthly discussion
group based on the Socratic practice of questioning. Based
on the work of Christopher Phillips, author and co-founder of
The Society for Philosophical Inquiry.
Learn Something New
Career and Education Counseling DXA847
Thursdays, March 10, 24, April 7, 21 (DH)
Appointments from 5:30 pm-8 pm
Need help with your career search, resumé or cover letter? Make a
half hour appointment for free career counseling help with MaryAnn
Verdolino, certified career counselor. MaryAnn holds an M.S. in Counseling from Long Island University. Due to demand, district residents only.
Boating Skills & Seamanship DXA250
Tuesdays, April 26, May 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, 7 pm-9 pm (DH)
This class is designated for those over the age of 18 who are either
interested in brushing up on their existing skills or who have not previously
taken a boating course. Areas to be covered include: seamanship techniques, personal safety for crew and passengers, boat handling, rules of
the ‘road’, the latest federal boating regulations and general legal requirements, weather, radio/telephone use, knot tying and more. This course
meets NY State Legislation requirements. Cost: $59.00.
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Business Link
Summer Reading Club
2016 Coming Soon
“Exercise Your Mind”
One-on-One Small Business
Counseling DXA848
Get ready to exercise your mind during
this year’s Adult Summer Reading Club!
HHHCL will explore how keeping your
body fit and energized will reflect in your
mind’s improved skills. Keep your eyes
peeled for the May/June newsletter for
more information.
Tuesdays, March 1, 15, April 5, 19 (DH)
Appointments from 4:30 pm-7:30 pm
Presented by SCORE
Topics for one-on-one counseling include:
• Basics of setting up a business
• Writing a Business Plan
• Selling and marketing in today’s environment
• Writing a Marketing Plan
Come Write In
To make a one-hour appointment, register online or call a librarian at (631) 498-1236.
SCORE, a resource partner with the U.S.
Small Business Administration (SBA), is
a non-profit dedicated to helping small
businesses form, grow and succeed. This
counseling and mentoring is free of charge.
Learn a Language
New English Speakers’
Conversation Group
Tuesdays, 10 am-12 pm (DH)
Join this friendly group of people from around
the world who have fun practicing the English
language together. For more information call
(631) 498-1236.
Conversations in French
Tuesday, March 1, and April 5, 5:30
pm-7:30 pm (M)
Is your French a little rusty, planning a trip
to France? Join us and practice speaking
French in a comfortable and relaxed
atmosphere. All levels are welcome.
Do The Write Thing DXA251
Wednesdays, April 6, 13, 20 7 pm-9
pm (DH)
Join fellow writers for a course of inspiring “Story Sparks”, group discussion and
gentle feedback. Get your creative writing
juices flowing!
by
B ac k l ar
Popu nd
D ema
Anne Kelly-Edmunds is a poet and memoir essayist. She is a former magazine editor and feature
article writer.
For Veterans
Veterans Testimonial Project
Be a part of your Community’s rich history.
We need you to share your military experiences
so future generations will know your story.
The Library is looking for U.S. veterans from
our community to interview and record their
experiences and stories onto DVD. All interviews
will be added to the Library’s Local History
Collection. To participate
in this important project,
call Edna Susman at
(631) 498-1260.
Tax Help for Everyone
Tuesdays, February 2 - April 5, 10 am-2 pm (DH)
Volunteers from the Bethpage Federal Credit Union’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance
(VITA) Program will provide free tax help for low-to-moderate income (generally $55,000
and below) individuals and families. Simple tax returns only, please have medical and charitable contribution totaled prior to appointment.
Please bring the following:
•Photo identification
•Social security cards for you, your spouse and dependents
•Wage and earning statement(s) Form W-2, W-2G,
1099-R, from all employers
TAX FORMS
•Interest and dividend statements from banks
ONLINE OR JUST ASK US
(Form 1099)
•Last year’s Federal & State returns
Federal:
•Bank routing & account numbers for direct deposit
http://www.irs.gov
•Total paid for day care and provider’s tax ID
New York State:
Appointments only. Call (631) 421-4530.
http://www.tax.ny.gov
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Book Discussions
Join us for our monthly book discussion. Don’t
have a copy of the listed title, don’t worry; we
have them for you in hard copy or available for
download on your computer/mobile device.
It’s simple, just visit hhhlibrary.org and click on
the eBooks Quick Link. Having trouble, ask a
librarian; we would love to help you. We can’t
wait to see you at our next discussion.
Mid-Morning Book Break
Thursdays • 11 am (DH)
Leader: Helen Harris, Educator
March 17: Nora Webster
by Colm Tóibín
April 21: Redeployment
by Phil Klay
Lunch Time Talk
Fridays • 12 pm (M)
Leader: Charlene Muhr,
Branch Librarian
March 11: The Boys in the Boat:
Nine Americans and Their Epic
Quest for Gold at the 1936 Berlin
Olympics by Daniel James Brown
April 8: Leaving Time by Jodi Picoult
* Picked for 2016 Long Island Reads
May 13: Brooklyn by Colm Tóibín
The Reader Selects
Tuesdays • 7:30 pm (M)
Leader: Chris Garland, Librarian
March 15: H is for Hawk
by Helen Macdonald
April 19: The Prize: Who’s in
Charge of America’s Schools?
by Dale Russakoff
May 17: Pirate Hunters: Treasure, Obsession,
and the Search for a Legendary Pirate Ship
by Robert Kurson
Long Island Reads began in 2002
and is an Island-wide reading initiative intended to bring together readers
from across Nassau and Suffolk
Counties to discuss a book.
The committee endeavors to
choose a title that has a direct
Long Island connection. Long
Island Reads is sponsored by
the Nassau Library System and
the Public Libraries of Suffolk County.
Visit https://longislandreads.wordpress.
com for more details about upcoming
ticketed events.
Health & Wellness
How to Deal with Advanced Illness DXA252
Tuesday, April 12, 6:30 pm (DH)
Presented by Dr. Santiago Lopez
Do you know someone suffering from serious and chronic illnesses?
Or are you a caregiver? Learn the meaning and background of an
advanced illness, related symptoms, and how specialized care
(palliative care) helps.
Heart-to-Heart Tips for 2016 DXA253
Thursday, April 14, 7 pm (DH)
Presented by Dr. Alexander Volodarskiy, Cardiovascular Disease Fellow,
Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Hofstra Northwell School of Medicine
Heart disease is the number one cause of death in the U.S. Discuss
general principles of heart disease, including prevention, diagnosis and
questions for “your doctor”. Learn to recognize signs and symptoms,
manage blood pressure and cholesterol and stay fit.
Memory Fitness Program
Tuesdays, 2 pm-4 pm (DH) DXA851 AND/OR
Wednesdays, March 16, April 20, 2 pm-4 pm (M) MLA950
Have fun doing jigsaw puzzles and playing other mind-sharpening
games in a relaxed atmosphere. Check out our Memory Care Collection
of books, DVDs, CDs, games, and puzzles located at the Dix Hills location. To register or for more details, call a librarian at (631) 498-1236.
Movies @ Melville
Bridge Of Spies (2015)
Rated PG-13. 141 min.
Friday, March 18, 2 pm (M)
Steve Jobs (2015)
Rated R. 122 min.
Friday, April 29, 2 pm (M)
Art House Film Discussion
Leader: Chris Garland, Librarian.
Best of Enemies (2015) Rated: R. 87 min.
Wednesday, March 23, 6:30 pm (M)
A documentary on the series of televised debates in 1968
between liberal Gore Vidal and conservative William F.
Buckley.
The Gift (2015) Rated: R. 108 min.
Wednesday, April 20, 6:30 pm (M)
A young married couple’s lives are thrown into a harrowing tailspin when an acquaintance from the husband’s
past brings mysterious gifts and a horrifying secret to
light after more than 20 years.
Refreshments will be available.
Attention: Please observe posted ratings and be aware that unrated
films may include strong language, violence and adult situations.
Cleaning closets? Donate easy board games and puzzles at either location.
One-On-One Medicare Counseling & Assistance
DXA969
Mondays, March 14, April 11, 10 am-1 pm (DH)
Presented by Suffolk County Retired Senior
Volunteer Program (RSVP)
Register for a half-hour appointment to meet with
a Suffolk County RSVP (Retired Senior Volunteer
Program) volunteer from HIICAP (Health Insurance
Information, Counseling & Assistance Program) to answer questions and
provide information specific to your needs regarding Medicare health
insurance and benefits, Medicare Savings Programs and EPIC.
Games People Play
Informal (no instruction) sessions. Bring your games.
New groups always welcome. Please call (631) 498-1228
for more information.
Bridge
Player’s Choice
Chess
Mah-Jongg
Mondays, 10 am-1 pm (DH)
Mondays, 2 pm-5 pm (DH)
Coffee & Coloring DXA254
Thursdays, March 24, April 28, 10:30 am-12:30 pm (DH)
Feeling stressed? Coloring can relax the mind, lower
blood pressure and help you de-stress. Bring your own
coloring books and supplies or use ours. Sit back and
enjoy a cup of tea/coffee as well as the meditative
benefits of coloring.
Memory Café
Thursdays, March 10,
April 14, 1:30 pm-3:30 pm
at Spuntino Restaurant in Dix Hills
Memory Cafés offer people with Alzheimer’s and
other forms of dementia, as well as their caregiver, a chance to socialize in a safe, relaxed
atmosphere. Enjoy a free, delicious buffet
and good conversation with new friends. If you
choose to, dance and sing along to your favorite
music. Please call the Alzheimer’s Association at
1-800-272-3900. Space is limited so call today.
Tuesdays, 1 pm-4 pm (DH)
Friday, 1 pm-4 pm (DH)
(no meeting 3/25)
Beginning Canasta DXA274
Mondays, March 14, 21, 28 10:15 am-12:15 pm (DH) AND/OR
Tuesdays, March 29, April 5, 12 6:45 pm-8:45 pm (DH)
Come and make new friends while you learn how to play this popular
card game with instructor Jacqui Palatnik. This 3-part workshop is perfect for beginners or a great refresher for those who haven’t played in a
while. Registration is limited and begins on 2/28.
Parents & Caregivers
See page 8 for program descriptions
Baby Bump DXJ600
Thursdays, April 7, 21, 28, 7 pm-8 pm (DH)
Homeschoolers @ the Library
Wednesday, March 2, 7 pm-7:45 pm (DH)
Nursery School Fair DXJ520
Thursday, April 7, 11 am-1 pm AND/OR 6 pm-8 pm (DH)
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Fitness
Due to high demand, on the first day of registration, you may only register yourself with your library card online or in-person. See page 2 for details.
Zumba Fitness
Dance to Latin, Caribbean, African and Rock music.
Instructor: Adriana Molinelli
Saturdays, April 2,
9, 16, 30, May 7, 14,
28, June 4, 11, 18
(no class 4/23, 5/21)
10:30 am-11:30 am
(M) MLA255
Registration begins 3/12.
Cost: $40.00 (10 classes)
Instructor: Adriana Molinelli
Instructor: Adriana Molinelli
Wednesdays, April 6,
13, 27, May 4, 11, 18,
June 1, 8, 15, 29 (no
class 4/20, 5/25, 6/22)
5:30 pm - 6:30 pm (M)
MLA256
Registration begins 3/7.
Cost: $40.00 (10 classes)
Mondays, April 25,
May 2, 9, 16, 23, June
6, 13, 20, 27, July
11 (no class 5/30,
7/4) 7 pm-8 pm (M)
MLA257
Registration begins 3/28.
Cost: $40.00 (10 classes)
Instructor: Lucy Ludovico
Thursdays, May 12,
19, 26, June 2, 16, 23,
30, July 7, 14, 21 (no
class 6/9), 10 am11 am (DH) DXA258
Registration begins 4/5.
Cost: $40.00 (10 classes)
Instructor: Adriana Molinelli
Thursdays, May 12,
19, 26, June 2, 16,
23, 30, July 7, 14, 21
(no class 6/9), 11:15
am-12:15 pm (DH)
DXA259
Registration begins 4/5.
Cost: $40.00 (10 classes)
Evening Yoga DXA224
Dance Fitness Workshop MLA231
Instructor: Cathy Adamo
Instructor: Sharon Diodato
Mondays, March 7, 14, 21, April 4, 11, 18, May 9, 16
(no class 3/28, 4/25, 5/2), 6:45 pm-7:45 pm (DH)
Registration is underway.
Discover new vitality, strength and flexibility. Wear comfortable clothing.
Bring yoga mat and 2 firm blankets. Cost: $32.00 (8 classes)
Thursdays, March 31, April 14, 21, 28 (no class 4/7), 7 pm8 pm (M)
This class combines the best of ballroom, jazz and modern dance steps
for an easy workout. Sneakers not required. Registration is underway.
Cost: $16.00 (4 classes)
Therapeutic Yoga Plus DXA260
Total Body Workout DXA262
Instructor: Jane Kearns-Landow
Tuesdays & Fridays, March 22, 29, April 1, 8, 12, 15, 19, 22
(no class on 3/25, 4/5), 9:45 am-10:45 am (DH)
Registration begins 3/7.
Yoga and pilates for all ages & all levels. Wear footless clothing;
bring a mat & towel. Cost: $32.00 (8 classes)
Instructor: Maria Adrian
Tuesdays & Fridays, May 3, 6, 10, 13, 17, 20, 24, 27 10 am11 am (DH)
Registration begins on 4/5.
A combination of low-impact aerobics and weights. Bring hand weights
& mat. Cost: $32.00 (8 classes)
Gentle Yoga MLA263
Arthritis Exercise DXA261
Instructor: Cathy Adamo
Instructor: Eden Bennett
Fridays, May 6, 13, 20, June 3, 10, 17 (no class 5/27)
2 pm-3 pm (M)
Registration begins 3/7.
Enjoy gentle stretching and breathing to promote wellness. Bring yoga
mat and firm blanket. Cost: $24.00 (6 classes)
Wednesdays, March 30, April 6, 13, 20, 27, May 4, 11, 18,
12:30 pm-1:30 pm (DH)
Registration begins 3/7.
Build strength, flexibility and stamina. Cost: $30.00 (8 classes)
Visit a Museum
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Museum Passes
Check Out These New Museum Offerings
We now offer vouchers to the American Museum of Natural History. Available at the Circulation Department at Dix Hills or Melville.
Patrons, with a valid library card (required), can purchase up to 4 per
family. They are $10 each - cash or check only. Ages one and under get
free admission. Note, vouchers expire on 1/1/17.
For more information go to hhhlibrary.org and click on the Museum Pass
Quick Link. District residents only. Passes are available for pick-up after
3 pm the day before use, and drop-off by 11 am the day after use at
either location.
Starting in April, you can reserve a pass to the Old Bethpage Village Restoration. The pass admits four visitors. Also, The Long Island Maritime
Museum is new; their pass provides admission for two adults & children
(under the age of 12). The American Airpower Museum is back by popular demand. The pass provides admission for four people.
Mort Kunstler: The Art of Adventure
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Long Island Museum of American Art, History, & Carriages
On exhibit February 26, 2016 through May 30, 2016
Museum of Modern Art
Jackson Pollock: A Collection Survey, 1934-1954
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Technology Classes
Learning with
Drawing & Drafting DXA264
Ready to learn a new skill, get ahead in your career or pick up a new hobby? You set the pace with
online learning. Learn what you want, when you want. This web-based video subscription service
offers over 3,000+ online courses and 129,942 video tutorials; you’ll soon be an expert.
Take the 21-Day Drawing Challenge to make drawing a daily practice. It’s never too late to learn
how to draw. With these drawing tutorials, lynda.com brings out the artist in anyone.
Are you ready to learn how to record music and make an album? Lynda.com’s expert-led audio
tutorials show how to record and mix songs, make beats, and more. Check out these
tutorials and many more by visiting hhhlibrary.org and logging in with your library card.
Free to district residents only.
Wednesday, March 23, 7 pm (DH)
Foundations of drawing, creating cartoon
characters, sketching landscapes and portraits, hand lettering and much more!
Music & Songwriting DXA265
Wednesday, April 20, 7 pm (DH)
Music theory, music production, creative
inspiration, the future of the music industry,
music studio setup and acoustics.
Digital Audiobooks
Get the OneClickdigital app for audiobooks for iOS and Android to listen
everywhere you go! A new collection of digital audiobooks is now available from the premier publisher in the business! Sign up for your free
account on your computer at http://suffolkny.oneclickdigital.com/, then
start enjoying the best of the best in audiobooks.
Great Websites for Seniors DXA266
Wednesday, March 23, 2 pm (DH)
Presented by SeniorNet
The young no longer dominate the Internet; the young-at-heart do. There
are places to learn, to have fun and to share. Learn about great websites
that are senior-specific and ready to explore.
3D Printer Workshop
Saturday, April 9, 11 am (DH) DXA268
Saturday, April 16, 11 am (DH) DXA269
Presented by 3D Designer Kurt Wendt
This workshop will include a demonstration of Sculptris, a 3D printing software and an opportunity to create your own 3D item. You will be called when
your item is ready. No charge. Seating is limited. Program is open to all.
Social Media DXA267
Wednesday, April 20, 2 pm (DH)
Presented by SeniorNet
See how people around the world use Facebook, Pinterest and Twitter to
stay in touch over the Internet. Join. It’s fun!
Download our HHHL Mobile app – and here’s why:
• Never forget your library card at home again – use your Digital
Library Card.
• Search and find books, movies, music, and more – reserve it fast.
• Download and stream digital media – ebooks, audiobooks, movies,
and magazines with easy access.
• Never miss another library event – register for programs on the go.
• Save money – scan a barcode from anywhere to see if we have the
same item, then either reserve it or request it.
• Save more money – search Consumer Reports from anywhere before
you spend.
• Receive push notifications about emergency closings or special
events.
• Same features on iOS or Android.
http://hhhlibrary.org/app/
Defensive Driving Courses
National Point & Insurance Reduction Course
DXA270
iPad Users Group DXA275
Wednesday April 27, 6 pm-8:30 pm (DH)
Back to the Basics – great for those new to an iPad or needing a refresher.
Drop in with questions.
Displays @ Dix Hills
March
April
Flora, Fauna, Faces & Places
by Sheri Berman
Needlepoint Through The Years
by Iris Bing
INCLEMENT WEATHER/EMERGENCY CLOSINGS
Dix Hills: (631) 421-4530
Radio: (at their discretion)
Melville: (631) 421-4535
106.1 FM (WBLI)
Web: hhhlibrary.org
App: Download our app at
Twitter: twitter.com/HHHCL
hhhlibrary.org/app
Facebook: facebook.com/HHHCL
& allow push notifications
Monday, April 25 & Tuesday,
April 26
7 pm-10 pm (DH)
DXA271
Saturday, May 21
10 am-4 pm (DH)
During Saturday sessions there will be a 30-minute break. Bring a bag lunch
& beverage. Registration begins 3/5. See page 2 for registration instructions.
Cost: $28.00.
AARP Smart Driver Program
Geared to drivers 50 years of age & older. Bring your New York State driver’s
license and a check payable to AARP. Cost: $25 ($20 for AARP members, must
present AARP membership card at time of payment). Checks will be collected at
the first session. Cash cannot be accepted.
Registration begins Saturday, 3/5 for everyone. See page 2 for registration
instructions.
DXA272
Tuesday, April 12 & Wednesday,
April 13
6 pm-9 pm (DH)
DXA273
Wednesday, May 18
10 am-4:30 pm (DH)
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Children’s Services
Make-It @ HHH Library
Thursday, March 10, 5 pm
(DH): Snowflake Bentley and
3D Snowflakes
Children in grades 3-5
DXJ628
Thursday, March 31, 4 pm
(DH): Fair and Unfair
Dice Games
Children in grades 5-7
DXJ629
Thursday, April 7, 4 pm (DH): Yoga
Children in grades 1-5
DXJ630
Exciting Makerspace programs, starring your HHH teachers as they lead
creative programs at our library. Sign up for each session individually.
(60 min.)
Adults & Caregivers
Programs
Baby Bump DXJ600
Thursdays, April 7, 21, 28,
7 pm (DH)
Expectant moms and
dads are invited to join
a certified professional
in a three week program
designed to answer your
questions on breastfeeding, midwifery and
prenatal yoga. Refreshments and a
craft are included. (60 min.)
Homeschoolers
@ the Library
Wednesday, March 2,
7 pm (DH)
Attention parents of homeschoolers! Come and learn about all of the
library resources available to your
children and meet other parents
while swapping homeschooling ideas.
Games and crafts will be made available for your child to play with while
parents get a chance to meet other
homeschooling families. No registration necessary! (45 min.)
Nursery School Fair
DXJ520
Thursday, April 7, 11 am AND/
OR 6 pm (DH)
Looking for a preschool, nursery
school or daycare for your child? Come
to our annual fair to talk with directors
and teachers from area schools. Meet
a representative from the Child Care
Council of Suffolk who will be available
to answer your questions. Your child
can create a simple craft while you
browse the fair. (120 min.)
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Early Literacy Programs
0-5 year olds, with an adult,
unless otherwise noted.
See program for specific ages.
A Work of Art MLJ602
Thursday, March 3, 11 am
(M) Ages 3-5 years old with a
parent or caregiver
Join us for late morning crafts for our
young artists. Be sure to dress for a
mess! (45 min.)
Babies Boogie
(DH) = Dix Hills
Books and Babies DXJ632
Tuesday, March 1, 10 am
(DH) AND/OR Tuesday,
March 29, 10 am (DH)
Ages 1-23 months old with a
parent or caregiver
Connect with your baby through
stories, rhymes, bounces and songs,
followed by play time. (30 min.)
Bunnies! DXJ603
Saturday, March 19, 12 pm
OR 1 pm (DH) Ages 3-5 years
old with a parent or caregiver
It’s that time of year again and who
doesn’t love a visit from our bunnies!
(45 min.)
Can You Haiku? DXJ610
Tuesday, April 12, 1 pm (DH)
Ages 3-5 years old with a parent or caregiver
April is Poetry Month. Let’s learn Haiku
with fun books and a craft. (45 min.)
Craft Time DXJ633
Thursday, April 21, 10:30 am
(DH) Ages 3-5 years old with a
parent or caregiver
Thursday, March 31, 11:30 am
(M) MLJ521 AND/OR
Monday, April 11, 11:30 am
(DH) DXJ645
Ages Birth-24 months old
with a parent or caregiver
Join us for stories and some crafts.
(30 min.)
Movement, music and rhythm with the
energetic Nicole Sparling! (45 min.)
Come explore the different food
groups and sample foods as we celebrate Nutrition Month. (45 min.)
Backwards Storytime
MLJ612
Wednesday, March 9, 1 pm
(M) Ages 3-5 years old with a
parent or caregiver
Wear your clothes backwards and join
us for a silly storytime! (45 min.)
Book Buddies DXJ139
Mondays, March 7, 14, 21,
28, April 4, 11, 18, 6 pm (DH)
Open to all ages
Teen volunteers will be on hand to read
to you. Teens may also listen to you
practice reading. Enjoy reading unique,
non-circulating pop-up books. (60 min.)
See page 2
for registration
instructions.
Feeling Fine DXJ634
Wednesday, March 16, 11
am (DH) Ages 3-5 years old
with a parent or caregiver
Hooray for Hats
Storycraft DXJ635
Tuesday, April 26, 12:30 pm
(DH) Ages 3-5 years old with a
parent or caregiver
Come to our silly storytime that is
centered on hats. We will have stories
and a craft that involves making your
very own hat! (45 min.)
Imagination Builders
MLJ613
Friday, March 4, 10:30 am
(M) AND/OR Friday, April 1,
10:30 am (M)
Ages 2-5 years old with a parent or caregiver
Explore creativity and use your imagination as we build with LEGO DUPLO,
wood blocks, and cardboard boxes.
(45 min.)
(M) = Melville
It’s Good to be Green
MLJ614
Wednesday, April 20, 10:30
am (M) Ages 3-5 years old
with a parent or caregiver
Let’s celebrate Earth Day with
some green books and a craft.
(45 min.)
Little Listeners DXJ700
Thursdays, March 17, 31,
April 7, 14, 1 pm (DH) Ages
3-5 years old with a parent or
caregiver
Join us for some fun songs and activities. (45 min.)
Little Scientists DXJ304
Tuesday, March 29, 2 pm
(DH) AND/OR Thursday,
April 21, 2 pm (DH)
Ages 3-5 years old with a parent or caregiver
Grab your lab coats and get ready
to explore simple science concepts
through fun stories and activities!
(45 min.)
Luck o’ the Irish DXJ636
Tuesday, March 15, 12:30 pm
(DH) Ages 3-5 years old with a
parent or caregiver
Have you ever wondered if leprechauns
and pots of gold at the end of the rainbow really exist? If so, it’s your lucky
day! Join us in celebrating St. Patrick’s
Day with a story and craft. Wearing
your luckiest or greenest outfit is encouraged but not required. (45 min.)
Messy “Sensory” Fun
DXJ637
Tuesday, March 8, 10 am
(DH) AND/OR Tuesday, April
5, 10 am (DH) Ages 2-5 years
old with a parent or caregiver
Get ready for some messy fun with
your little ones. Hands on play allows
children to use their senses and
develop fine motor skills. Dress for a
mess! (45 min.)
Mother Goose MLJ617
Monday, March 21, 11 am
(M) AND/OR Monday,
April 18, 11 am (M)
Ages Birth-36 months with a
parent or caregiver
Join us for some rhymes, finger plays
and simple songs in this early literacy
class! (30 min.)
Old MacDonald Had a
Farm DXJ638
See page 2
for registration
instructions.
Wednesday, April 13, 12 pm
(DH) Ages 3-5 years old with a
parent or caregiver
Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-Oh
what fun we’re going to have learning
about some of the animals on that
farm. (45 min.)
Parachute Fun MLJ615
Fridays, March 11, 18, 25,
11 am (M) Ages 30 months5 years old with a parent or
caregiver
Have fun with the parachute in so
many different ways! Fun for one,
fun for all! (45 min.)
Playdate @ the Library
DXJ639
Saturday, March 5, 10 am
(DH) AND/OR Saturday,
April 9, 10 am (DH)
Ages 1-4 years old with a parent or caregiver
Join us for an informal playdate,
meet other families while playing
with toys and creating an art project.
A brief circle time closes out each
class. (60 min.)
Puppy Care DXJ623
Saturday, March 12, 10 am
(DH) Ages 3-10 years old with
a parent or caregiver
Learn the basic skills on caring for a
dog. Good for children who are shy
around dogs. (60 min.)
Seussical Storycraft
DXJ640
Wednesday, March 2,
12:30 pm (DH) Ages 2-5 years
old with a parent or caregiver
Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss! Join us for
a celebration of one of our favorite
authors. We will have stories and
crafts dedicated to some of his best
characters. Seuss attire and toys are
encouraged but not required. (45 min.)
Silly Storytime DXJ641
Wednesday, March 30,
11 am (DH) Ages 3-5 years old
with a parent or caregiver
It’s time to get silly! In honor of April
Fool’s Day, this storytime will have
silly stories, songs and crafts that will
make you say April Fools! (45 min.)
Spring in My Step
MLJ616
Thursdays, April 14, 21,
28, 11:30 am (M) Ages 30
months-5 years old with a
parent or caregiver
Put on your sweats and sneakers and
get ready to move to the beat! Preschoolers and caregivers are invited
to set their own pace. Don’t forget
your towel and water. (45 min.)
PLE ASE NOTE
• Programs are for District Residents only.
• Registration for March programs begins Friday, February 26
and April programs on Friday, March 18 unless otherwise noted.
• For early childhood and preschool programs, please list your child’s
name and birth date in the note field when registering online. For
school age programs, list their name, grade and school name.
We reserve the right to cancel program registrations if this
information is not given, to ensure that children are registered for
the correct classes.
• Children must meet the minimum age or grade listed by the FIRST
day the class is offered.
• If your child has any food allergies, please let a children’s librarian
know.
• We reserve the right to deny admittance into a program after the first
ten minutes of class. We will then allow waitlisted patrons access.
• Craft classes may contain paint and other messy materials. Please
dress your child accordingly.
Toddlers Tango
Thursday, March 31, 10:30 am
(M) MLJ522 AND/OR
Monday, April 11, 10:30 am
(DH) DXJ646
Ages 24-48 months with a
parent or caregiver
Movement, music and rhythm with the
energetic Nicole Sparling! (45 min.)
Time for Kids: The
Circus is Here! DXJ642
Thursdays, March 3, 10, 17,
6:30 pm (DH) Ages 2-5 years
old (NOT YET IN KINDERGARTEN) with a parent or caregiver
Join A Time for Kids for an hour of
preschool fun featuring the circus!
(60 min.)
Time for Kids: Spring is
in the Air! DXJ643
Tuesdays, April 5, 12, 19,
6:30 pm (DH) Ages 2-5 years
old (NOT YET IN KINDERGARTEN)
with a parent or caregiver
Join A Time for Kids for an hour of
spring time preschool fun! (60 min.)
Totally Tots DXJ455
Wednesday, March 23, 4 pm
(DH) AND/OR Wednesday,
April 20, 4 pm (DH)
Ages 24-35 months old with a
parent or caregiver
Join us for stories, active songs,
rhymes and time for play. (45 min.)
Wee Walkers MLJ307
Fridays, April 8, 22, 29,
10:30 am (M) Ages 12-23
months old with a parent or
caregiver
Make new friends in this early literacy
class featuring a simple story, finger
plays, music and movement. (45 min.)
Family Game Night
Friday, March 25, 7 pm (DH)
Families with children in
grades K-5
Drop by the library for board games
with your family. Play some old
favorites and maybe find a new one.
(60 min.)
Family Puzzle Night
Friday, April 15, 6:30 pm
(DH) Families with children
Birth-grade 5
Families are welcome to this fun night
of jigsaw puzzle challenges. No registration necessary, open to all ages
and difficulty levels. (60 min.)
Little One-Inch DXJ647
Saturday, March 12, 3 pm
(DH) Families with children
ages 4 years old-grade 5 with
a parent or caregiver
Join Red Herring Productions for a
telling of the Japanese story, Little
One-Inch. Little One-Inch is the story
of an old couple whose
prayers are answered
when they find a
small baby by the
side of the road.
As the child grows
in years, he remains
very tiny. When he comes
of age, Little One-Inch sets off on
an adventure using a rice bowl as
a boat and a chopstick as his oar.
(90 min.)
Paper-Plate-A-Palooza!
DXJ461
Friday, March 18, 6:30 pm
(DH) Families with children in
grades K-5
Did you ever wonder what you could
create, using a simple paper plate?
(90 min.)
Sock Hop!
Family Programs
Earth Day Celebration
Friday, April 22, 3:30 pm
(DH) Families with children
Birth-grade 5
Celebrate Earth Day at the library.
We will have crafts and activities
all dedicated to saving and helping the planet. No registration
necessary. (120 min.)
Friday, April 29, 7 pm (DH)
Families with children in
grades K-5
Shake, rattle and roll
down to the library
for games, crafts and
dancing for our Spring
Sock Hop! Please consider donating one pair
of new and unused
socks to help those in
need. Fifties themed
clothing is optional but
encouraged! It’s sure to be a rocking
good time! (60 min.)
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Children’s Services
Family Programs
Continued
The Wizard of Oz
Sunday, April 3, 2 pm (DH)
Families with children Birthgrade 5
Join us for a visit through Oz with Plaza
Theatrical Productions. No registration
necessary. (120 min.)
School Age Programs
Grades K-5, unless otherwise noted.
For registered child only.
Book Buddies DXJ139
Mondays, March 7, 14, 21,
28, April 4, 11, 18, 6 pm (DH)
Open to all ages
Teen volunteers will be on hand to read
to you. Teens may also listen to you
practice reading. Enjoy reading unique,
non-circulating pop-up books. (60 min.)
Book Discussion:
Saving Mr. Terupt DXJ615
Earth Day Week DXJ619
Monday, April 25, 11 am (DH)
AND/OR Wednesday, April 27,
11 am (DH) AND/OR Thursday,
April 28, 11 am (DH) AND/OR
Friday, April 29, 11 am (DH)
Children in grades 1-5
Come to the library to learn and
participate in a variety of Earth Day
activities. A different activity will be
presented each class. If HHH school
district is in session, the program will
be cancelled for that day. (60 min.)
Homework Help
Mondays, March 7, 14, 21,
28, April 4, 11, 18, 6 pm (DH)
DXJ910 AND/OR
Wednesdays, March 2, 9, 23,
30 April 6, 13, 20, 6 pm (M)
MLJ910
Children in grades K-5
Students from HHH High Schools East
and West will be available for homework help. Registration is ongoing.
(60 min.)
Join HHHSD's teacher Ms. Syzpot and
Librarian Mrs. Salo for a lively discussion of the book Saving Mr. Terupt by
Rob Buyea. Snacks will be available.
Upon registering, please pick up a
copy of the book at the Children's
Desk. (60 min.)
Saturday, March 19, 2 pm
OR 3 pm (DH) Children in
grades K-5
Join us for a visit from those lovable,
cuddly bunnies! Only the registered child
will be allowed in the class. (45 min.)
Crochet Partners for a
Cause DXJ617
Mondays, March 7, 14, 21,
28, April 4, 11, 7 pm (DH)
Children in grades 4-5
Use your existing skills or learn how
to crochet and make useful items for
those in need. Items will be donated
to local charities. (60 min.)
Disney Karaoke DXJ517
Wednesday, March 23, 6 pm
(DH) Children in grades K-5
An evening of your favorite Disney
songs-come ready to sing! (60 min.)
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Irish Soda Bread DXJ620
Friday, March 4, 4:30 pm
(DH) Children in grades 4-6
Lean how to make your very own Irish
Soda Bread with Rob Scott. It will be
ready to take home and bake. (60 min.)
LEGO Time MLJ600
Wednesday, March 30,
4 pm (M) AND/OR Wednesday, April 13, 4 pm (M)
Children in grades 2-5
We’ll supply the LEGO, you supply the
imagination! (60 min.)
Lincoln Logs in the
Afternoon DXJ621
Monday, March 14, 4 pm
(DH) AND/OR Monday, April
11, 4 pm (DH) Children in
grades K-5
Join us as we use our
creativity and imagination for Lincoln Log
construction! (45 min.)
Tuesday, March 29, 7 pm
(DH) Children in grades 4-6
Bunnies! DXJ616
See page 2 for registration instructions.
Mystery Madness DXJ622
Saturday, April 2, 11 am (DH)
Children in grades K-2
Listen to a mystery and create mysterious artwork. You won’t know what it
will look like until it’s finished and the
result is revealed. (45 min.)
Help your child get ready to
read by participating in
the HHHCL
reading
program. Read books with
your child - repeated reading
of favorites is encouraged!
Once you register for the
program, we provide a log to
track what you read to your
child. For every 100 books, we
will have prizes or raffles for
you to win! To sign up and pick
up your registration packet,
visit the Children’s Reference
Desk at either building at
any time. It is a self-directed
reading program. Ongoing
registration is for families with
children from birth through
age 5 not yet in Kindergarten.
Princess Storytime
DXJ625
Monday, April 25, 11 am (DH)
Children ages 4 years oldgrade 3
Enjoy princess stories, crafts and get
your picture taken with a princess!
Royal attire encouraged but not required. Princes welcome! (45 min.)
Puppy Care DXJ623
Saturday, March 12, 10 am
(DH) Ages 3-10 years old with
a parent or caregiver
Learn the basic skills on caring for a
dog. Good for children who are shy
around dogs. (60 min.)
Puppy Tales DXJ761
Tuesday, March 1, 6:30 pm
(DH) AND/OR Tuesday,
April 12, 6:30 pm (DH)
Children in grades K-5
Meet our friendly certified therapy
dogs that love to listen to you read!
Sign up for a fifteen minute time slot.
Scrabble Strategy
MLJ601
Tuesday, April 12, 7 pm (M)
Children in grades 3-6
Do you love to play Scrabble? Interested in strategy to up your game?
Come learn some hints, tricks and
tips that will improve your score!
(45 min.)
Team Up for Autism
Awareness Month
DXJ624
Thursday, April 7, 6 pm (DH)
Children in grades 3-5
Kids and teens will team up to create
sensory tools to be used by children
with autism. (60 min.)
Try It Out, Check It Out:
Wii Games DXJ626
Friday, April 8, 6 pm (DH)
Children in grades K-5
Ever wanted to try out a Wii game
before checking it out? Sign up for a
20 minute time slot to play one of our
Wii games. Playing begins at 6 pm, a
maximum of four patrons can sign up
at a time for each session. (120 min.)
Special Needs Programs
Jump for Joy DXJ627
Saturday, April 16, 10:30 am
(DH) Children ages 4 years
old-grade 3 with a parent or
caregiver
Children and their
caregivers enjoy
music, movement, and fun filled
activities. (45 min.)
Teens
Programs for Grades 6-12. Registration for March programs begins Friday,
February 26 and April programs on Friday, March 18 unless otherwise noted.
Community Service
College Prep
Project Excel’s After School SAT Review DXY233
About Substance Abuse DXA233
Wednesday, March 16, 7 pm-8:30 pm (DH)
Students will receive community service for attending. See p. 2
Project Excel’s Why Try? DXY211
Wednesdays, March 2, 9, 16, 30, April 6, 13, 20, 27 (no class
3/23), 2:30 pm-4 pm (DH)
Practice for the SAT with a counselor from Project Excel after school.
New SAT Preparation Class DXY251
Wednesdays, March 9, 30, April 6, 13, 20, 27 (no classes 3/16,
3/23), 6:45 pm-8:45 pm (DH)
This interactive program encourages students to stay focused on the future.
“Why try in life?”
Students need to purchase and bring to the first day of class the McGraw Hill's
New SAT 2016 edition and a calculator. Credit Card payment can be made
online using the registration code beginning with DXY. Cash or checks payable
to HHHCL can still be made at the Dix Hills Circulation Desk. Registration is
underway. Cost: $80
Homeschool Program for Children DXY274
College Financial Aid and Scholarship “Secrets”
Help with children with educational activities.
DXY270
Thursday, March 10, 7 pm-8:30 pm (DH)
Wednesdays, March 2, 9, 30, April 6, 13, 20, 27
(no class 3/16, 3/23), 5:45 pm-6:45 pm (DH)
Wednesday, March 2, 7 pm-8 pm (DH)
Crafts for a Cause
Thursdays, March 3, 17, 31, April 14, 21 (no class 3/10, 3/24,
4/7, 4/28), 5:45 pm-6:45 pm (DH) DXY275
Homework Help
Mondays, March 7, 14, 21, April 4, 11, 18, 25 (no class 3/28),
6 pm-7 pm (DH) DXY208
Wednesdays, March 2, 9, 16, 30, April 6, 13, 20, 27 (no class
3/23), 6 pm-7 pm (M) MLY264
Calling all High School Students! Help kids with their homework and computer
skills one-on-one.
Paint Strip Bookmarks
Monday, March 21, 7 pm-8 pm (DH) DXY278
Wednesday, March 30, 6 pm-7 pm (M) MLY277
Make cool paint strip bookmarks to be donated to homebound patrons.
Dog Toys
Tuesday, April 5, 6 pm-7 pm (DH) DXY279
OR Tuesday, April 5, 7 pm-8 pm (DH) DXY280
Make a dog toy that will be donated to a local animal shelter.
Team up for Autism Awareness Month DXY281
Thursday, April 7, 6 pm-7 pm, (DH)
Kids and teens will create sensory tools to be used by children with autism.
Scrabble Strategy MLY282
Tuesday, April 12, 7 pm-8 pm (M)
Bring your word skills and help kids compete in a game of scrabble.
Authors Unlimited
Saturday, April 16, 10 am-3 pm
(St. Joseph's College, Patchogue, NY)
Participate in this day of Teen Author presentations and earn five hours of
Community Service. For more information go to www.authorsunlimited.org.
Sock Hop DXY283
Friday, April 29, 7 pm-8 pm (DH)
Shake rattle and roll down to the library to play games, crafts and
dance with kids for our spring sock hop! Please donate one pair of
new socks to help those in need! Fifties themed clothing is optional
but highly encouraged!
Learn how any family can slash college costs, even if they think, “Financial
aid isn’t for families like us.” Bestselling author and college consultant, Andy
Lockwood, J.D. will cover topics: How to legally triple eligibility for aid by “sheltering” accounts, negotiating with a college, and how an expensive private
college could cost less than a state school.
New SAT Practice Test DXY234
Saturday, April 2, 10 am-2 pm (DH)
Practice test designed for the New SAT will be given in a test-like environment.
Top Five Mistakes Students Make on Their
College Application Essays DXY271
Thursday, April 7, 7 pm-8:30 pm (DH)
Don’t wait till your senior year to discover how vital these essays are and how
different the process can be to set yourself apart. Presented by Randi Levin,
English teacher.
Full STEAM Ahead
Science, Technology, Engineering Art & Math based programs
Chevron Perler Bead Necklace DXY272
Monday, April 4, 7 pm-8 pm (DH)
Teen Librarian Jenny will show you how to make a beautiful statement
necklace with perler beads and chain links.
3-D Printer Bootcamp:
Create Your Own Design DXY273
Tuesdays, April 12 & 19, 6:30 pm-8:30 pm (DH)
In this two-part workshop, participants will learn all about the design
process. They’ll discover the dos and don’ts of 3-D printing, then use
TinkerCAD software to create their own original design to be printed
and picked up at a later date.
Babysitting Workshop DXY284
Wednesdays, March 2, 9, 16, 30, April 6
(no class 3/23), 4:30 pm-5:30 pm (DH)
Project Excel runs this introduction to babysitting, first aid, fire safety
and caring for children. You will receive a certificate at completion.
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Half Hollow Hills Community Library
55 Vanderbilt Parkway • Dix Hills, NY 11746
Text us: (631) 213-7927
hhhlibrary.org
Dix Hills
55 Vanderbilt Parkway
Dix Hills, NY 11746
(631) 421-4530
Hours:
Mon. – Fri. 9:30 am – 9 pm
Sat. 9:30 am – 5 pm
Sun. 12 pm - 5 pm
Non Profit Organization
U.S. Postage Paid
Permit No. 32
Huntington Station, NY
Melville
510 Sweet Hollow Road
Melville, NY 11747
(631) 421-4535
Hours:
Mon. – Thurs. 10 am – 9 pm
Fri. & Sat. 10 am – 5 pm
Sun. Closed
March/April 2016
•Programs will take place in Dix Hills (DH) or Melville (M) as noted.
•All programs start promptly at the time listed.
•Adult Program Registration is limited to 2 sign ups per district resident on
the first day of registration, except where stated otherwise.
•Fees are nonrefundable.
•Let us know in advance if you require any special accommodation
because of a disability.
•Opinions presented by speakers are those of the speakers and do not
reflect an endorsement by the Library.
•Programs may be photographed/videotaped for library publicity.
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Board of Trustees:
Larry Bloomstein, Maxine Roeper
Cohen, Jacob Goldman, Bruce Gordon,
Renée Steinig
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Director: Helen M. Crosson
Editor: Sharron McDevitt
Graphic Designer: Daniel Epstein
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Dear Residents
With St. Patrick’s Day, Cinco de Mayo and spring
around the corner, we have multiple programs for
all ages to celebrate.
Sadly, drug use on Long Island has reached
epidemic proportions. Your library has partnered with
multiple local organizations to “Save a Life…Start the Conversation:
About Substance Abuse.” Don’t miss this important event on
Wednesday, March 16, 2016 at 7 pm.
Vinnie Simeone, horticulturist, and I have been colleagues for years
and it gives me great pleasure to welcome him here. His books about
growing and greening your backyard are approachable for the novice
and informed green thumb.
Remember, Tuesday, April 5, 2016, is our annual Budget Vote/Trustee
election. It will be an event packed day for all ages.
If you have any questions, suggestions or concerns, please contact me,
at (631) 421-5940 or e-mail me at: [email protected].
Hope to catch you reading,
Library will be closed:
Sunday, March 27 for Easter Sunday
2016-2017 Library Budget Vote
& Trustee Election Information
Budget/Trustee Vote:
Tuesday, April 5, 2016, 9:30 am - 9:00 pm, at the
Dix Hills building.
Absentee Ballots:
Applications for absentee ballots may be obtained from
the Dix Hills and Melville buildings or at the Library web site:
hhhlibrary.org beginning Monday, February 8. For additional
information, please telephone (631) 498-1250.
Trustee Petitions:
Nominating petitions for Library Trustee are available from
the Office of the Library Director, Dix Hills Library building,
Monday-Friday, 9:30 am-5:00 pm, beginning Monday,
February 8. The last day for filing a completed petition is
Monday, March 7, 5:00 pm.
Helen M. Crosson, Library Director
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