BML Summer Newsletter - Bellmore Memorial Library

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SUMMER NEWSLETTER
BORROW A LAPTOP
Looking for a truly quiet place to work online? Look
no further. BML now loans laptops for use in the
Library. Work on Office Suite programs, WinWay
Resume builder, search the internet and print
wirelessly from anywhere in the Library, including the
Reading Room. Borrowers must have a Bellmore
Memorial Library Card, and sign a
waiver accepting responsibility for the
laptop while it is in their possession.
Inquire at the Reference or
Circulation Desk, for more information.
READING ROOM
“There’s no quiet place to study in this Library!”
This is the most common complaint I have heard in
the five years I have been at the Bellmore Memorial
Library. After completing the conversion of the
compact storage room to our new Meeting Room, we
have finally have come up
with a solution to that
COMPUTER
problem. We moved the
AREA
Help Desk staff out to the
Reference Desk and moved
the public computers out
between the Teen Zone
and the adult fiction collection. This makes it easier
for staff to assist patrons with computer issues. We
then moved some leather
chairs and more work
tables into what had been
the “Quiet Study Area,”
and designated it a “silent
texting only” Reading
Room. We set up tables
JUNE—AUGUST 2016
LIBRARY HOURS
Monday……………….
Tuesday………………
Wednesday……………
Thursday……………...
Friday……….………...
Saturday*…..…………
Sunday*…...…………..
9:30am-9:00pm
9:30am-9:00pm
10:30am-9:00pm
9:30am-9:00pm
9:30am-5:30pm
9:30am-5:00pm
1:00pm-5:00pm
* SUMMER WEEKEND HOURS
We will be open 9:30am - 1:30pm on
Saturdays and CLOSED on Sundays
from June 19 - September 4.
and chairs in the Community Room so that tutors,
who must converse with their students, have a place
to work if all the tables in the adult area are taken.
This leaves the Reading
Room an island of quiet in
an increasingly noisy
world. If you want to use
the BML’s computers, but
want to work in silence, we
have laptops for Bellmore
cardholders to borrow for use inside the building.
There is still a good bit of work to be done, including
more comfortable seating and task lighting, but we
can offer our patrons a truly quiet place to work.
Enjoy!
- Maureen Garvey, Library Director
DIY ENGRAVING
Did you know that the Library has an engraving tool
that you can borrow? Ask at the Circulation Desk if
you want to mark your prized possessions indelibly.
DID YOU LOSE YOUR LIBRARY CARD?
FOR A LIMITED TIME, YOU CAN
REPLACE YOUR CARD FOR FREE!
From now until
September 30, you can
replace your library card
without being charged a
replacement fee. Come
to the Circulation Desk
with proof of residence
in the Bellmore Union
Free School District
and we will make you
a new card on the spot.
Choose from our
limited-edition Peanuts
card or one with our
new logo.
NEXT MEETING OF THE
BELLMORE HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION
Bellmore: Now and Then
Join us for a stroll down memory lane as we present
a look at our town as it once was. Please bring your
memories and/or photos of Bellmore Landmarks
from the past along with information about what is
in its place now. As always, there will be time to
connect with other local history buffs and discuss
items of interest to the community. If you want
your photos shown on the screen, please
contact Martha DiVittorio.
RSVP by July 1 to [email protected]
or call Martha DiVittorio at 785-2990.
Use your Library card to access Pronunciator from
our website and learn a new language today!
1918
Bellmore Theatre
1977
Tuesdays, July 19 and 26, 6:00-9:00pm
JUNE
Photography by Gerald Kraus and Don’t Press My Buttons
by Carole Kraus (buttons in entrance display window)
Meet the Artists: Saturday, June 11 at 2:00pm
JULY
Scales and Feathers of Long Island’s Waterways
by Chris Paparo
AUGUST
Art Around the World
by Jack Grimando
This is one class divided into 2 parts. Fee: $35
check made payable to Empire Safety Council.
Please bring your license and a pen to class.
Friday, July 15, 10:00am-4:00pm
Fee: $20 check for AARP members ($25 check
without AARP membership) made payable to
AARP. Please write your membership number on
the check. Bring your AARP card, license and a pen
to class.
Calling all Bellmore readers! Stop by the Library on June 18 and register for the SUMMER
READING CLUB. Once you register, you will receive a special VIP bracelet and raffle tickets
that will give you access to fun games, tasty snacks, and epic prizes during our special Field Day.
Registration is recommended, but not required. Registration starts June 1.
Five lucky Field Day attendees will receive one of the following: A sports-themed prize-filled
bag for either kids, teens or adults; a $25 Amazon gift card; or a ‘Family Pack’ of 4 tickets to
the Long Island Ducks Fireworks Night Game on Saturday, August 27.
Remember: You’ve got to sign up to play and win! This event is for BML cardholders only.
Adult Readers - Calling all
Armchair Athletes!
Hey Teens Join the Reading Game!
Attention Children - The
Reading Race is About to Begin!
Finally, reading is considered a sport!
It’s time to celebrate summer reading –
and this year’s theme is “Exercise
Your Mind – Read.” Registration for
BML cardholders begins on Saturday,
June 18 at our Library-wide Field Day
event described above. After that, you
can sign up at the Reference Desk or
online at bellmorelibrary.beanstack.org.
The first 50 registrants will receive a
prize!
The Teen Summer Reading Club
(SRC), “Get in the Game...READ!”
is open to all teens who are rising 6th 12th graders. In order to participate,
you must be a BML cardholder.
“On Your Mark, Get Set...Read,” is
open to BML cardholders ages 4-12.
We will have a fun, interactive online
program for all registered members
of the club. Children will be able to
log their books and submit reviews
online. All participants will receive
prizes (while supplies last) for the
amount of minutes they read. The
Children's Department staff will assist
you in getting started and can answer
your questions.
Participants should stop by the
Reference Desk to pick up a Summer
Reading Club packet containing
information and review forms. Each
submitted review counts as a raffle
ticket for weekly giveaways and
towards one of several terrific prizes at
the end-of-the-summer party to be held
at the Merrick Library on Tuesday,
August 9 at 7:00pm. Orient author
Christopher Bollen will be the featured
guest. Remember, the more you read,
the better your chance of winning, so
join in the fun and exercise your mind!
Teens will be able to log their books
and submit reviews online. All
participants will receive prizes
(while supplies last) for the amount
of books they read throughout the
summer. Each review will count as
one raffle ticket for a grand prize
basket that will include a Fitbit.
E-mail [email protected]
if you have any further questions.
Starting Saturday, June 18, you can
register online for the Teen SRC at
bellmorelibrary.beanstack.org.
You can also sign
up in person on
June 18 during
our Summer
Reading Club
Field Day.
Starting Saturday, June 18, you can
register for the Children's Summer
Reading Club in person or online at
bellmorelibrary.beanstack.org. In
addition, you can sign up on June 18
during our Summer Reading Club
Field Day. We'll have games, snacks,
and prizes that the whole family will
enjoy. Children who register for the
club are invited to attend our special
“End of the Summer Reading Club
Party” on Saturday, August 13. The
time of the party is TBA.
JUNE
Th/2
Sa/4
Su/5
Mo/6
Mo/6
Tu/7
Tu/7
Fr/10
Sa/11
Su/12
We/15
We/15
Th/16
Fr/17
Fr/17
Sa/18
Mo/20
Tu/21
Tu/21
We/22
Th/23
Th/23
Fr/24
Tu/28
Tu/28
Tu/28
We/29
We/29
Game Day (also 9, 16, 23, 30)
1:00pm
Yoga (also 11, 18, 25) (p.5)
10:30am
Movie
2:00pm
Game Day (also 13, 20, 27)
1:00pm
Chess Nite (also 13, 20, 27) (p.6) 6:30pm
Memoir Writing Workshop
10:30am
Mystery Lover’s Book Club (p.7) 7:30pm
Reel Chat
1:00pm
Meet the Artists
2:00pm
Movie
2:00pm
Baking Coach: Zucchini Cakes (p.6)6:30pm
Homebuyer’s Knowledge
7:00pm
Workshop
Knitting & Crochet Club
7:00pm
Books Sandwiched In (p.7)
12:30pm
Concert: Walking the Line
6:30pm
Summer Reading Club Field 1:00-5:00pm
Day (p.3)
New Life, New You
6:30pm
10:30am
Board Meeting
7:00pm
American Coin Vault Program
7:00pm
Birdhouse Craft
7:00pm
Novel Nights Book Club (p.7)
7:30pm
Reel Chat
1:00pm
Tech Tuesday (p.6)
2:30pm
Tuesdays with Poetry
7:00pm
House Blend Book Club (p.7)
7:30pm
Current Events Club
2:30pm
Meditation
7:00pm
JULY
Tu/5
Tu/5
We/6
Th/7
Sa/9
Mo/11
Mo/11
Tu/12
We/13
Fr/15
Fr/15
Mo/18
Tu/19
Tu/19
10:30am
Summer of Screams (also 13, 20) 7:00pm
1:00pm
Yoga (also 16, 23, 30) (p.5)
10:30am
Game Day (also 18, 25)
1:00pm
Chess Nite (also 18, 25) (p.6)
6:30pm
Blood Drive
2:00-8:00pm
Bellmore Historical Association 7:00pm
AARP Smart Driving (p.2)10:00am-4:00pm
Reel Chat @ LIIFE
12:45pm
Baking Coach: Bakery Box (p.6) 6:30pm
10:30am
Defensive Driving Part 1 (p.2)6:00-9:00pm
Tu/19
We/20
Th/21
Fr/22
Tu/26
Tu/26
Tu/26
Tu/26
We/27
We/27
We/27
Th/28
Board Meeting
7:00pm
New Life, New You
6:30pm
7:00pm
Reel Chat
1:00pm
Defensive Driving Part 2
6:00-9:00pm
Tech Tuesday (p.6)
2:30pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
Property Tax Exemption
1:00-2:30pm
Workshop
Current Events Club
2:30pm
Meditation
7:00pm
7:30pm
AUGUST
Mo/1
Mo/1
Tu/2
Tu/2
We/3
Th/4
Th/4
Fr/5
Sa/6
Tu/9
We/10
Fr/12
Mo/15
Tu/16
Tu/16
We/17
Th/18
Fr/19
Tu/23
Th/25
Tu/30
Tu/30
We/31
We/31
Game Day (also 8, 15, 22, 29)
1:00pm
Chess Nite (also 8, 15, 22, 29) (p.6) 6:30pm
10:30am
Summer of Screams (also 10, 17, 24)7:00pm
1:00pm
Senator Venditto & NYSDFS
7:00pm
Financing College Workshop
Reel Chat
1:00pm
Yoga (also 13, 20, 27) (p.5)
10:30am
Summer Reading Club Party
7:00pm
at the Merrick Library
Seashore Pitcher and Glass
6:30pm
Books Sandwiched In (p.7)
12:30pm
Baking Coach: Fruit Tart (p.6)
7:00pm
10:30am
Board Meeting
7:00pm
New Life, New You
6:30pm
7:00pm
Reel Chat
1:00pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
Tech Tuesday (p.6)
2:30pm
7:00pm
Current Events Club
2:30pm
Meditation
7:00pm
COMMUNITY ROOM STUDY HALL
The Community Room will be available to tutors or
anyone who wants to study there from 2:00-6:00pm
Monday through Thursday unless a Library program is
scheduled to take place. You will be able to access wifi.
Friday, September 9 at 6:30pm
A Tribute to Barbra Streisand
with Jay Cee Driesen
Jay Cee Driesen has entertained
audiences all over the world. Join
us for an outdoor concert where
Driesen will perform A Tribute to
Barbra Streisand. Please bring your
own lawn chairs. In the event of
inclement weather, the concert will
move indoors. The first 80 registrants will receive
purple tickets and are guaranteed a seat if the concert
has to be moved indoors. After all of the purple
tickets have been distributed, orange tickets will be
given out to be used only if weather permits. Patrons
may park in the Saint Barnabas parking lot.
Tickets will be available at the Reference Desk
starting Monday, August 1 for BML patrons plus
one guest. Non-residents may pick up tickets starting
Monday, August 15.
SERIES 1
June 4, 11, 18, 25
July 9, 16, 23, 30
SERIES 2
August 6, 13, 20, 27
September 10, 17, 24
Registration Dates:
BML: May 2
Non-BML: May 16
Registration Dates:
BML: July 5
Non-BML: July 18
This all-levels yoga class will take place in the
carpeted Meeting Room. Please bring your yoga
mat and a towel to class.
The fee for this program is $15 for each series.
You can register and pay in person or online. If
you choose to register in person, the fee must be
paid by check or money order only, made payable
to Bellmore Memorial Library. To sign up online,
go to bellmorelibrary.org and click on Events &
Programs. Payment is final and will not be
prorated. There will be NO REFUNDS unless
the program is cancelled by the Library.
The bus will leave promptly at 8:30am from the Curé of Ars parking
lot (enter on Hewlett Avenue). Join us for our annual trip to the
Hampton Classic Horse Show in Bridge Hampton, and enjoy time on
your own to explore the town of East Hampton. The bus will make a
stop on the way home at a local farm stand.
The fee for this trip is $25. You can register and pay in person or
online. If you choose to register in person, the fee must be paid by
check or money order only, made payable to Bellmore Memorial
Library. To sign up online, go to bellmorelibrary.org and click on
Events & Programs. Payment is final. There will be NO REFUNDS
unless the trip is cancelled by the Library.
Registration for BML patrons plus one guest begins Wednesday,
July 13. Registration for non-residents begins Wednesday, July 27.
Join us on the last Tuesday of each month for
an hour-long exploration of various emerging
technologies. This staff-led session will cover
basic instruction and information, providing
A jumping off point for new users.
Space is limited. Registration is recommended.
You can register by phone, in person, or online.
To sign up online, go to bellmorelibrary.org
and click on Events & Programs.
June 28: Roku
What’s a Roku? It’s a palm-sized digital streaming
device that allows you to easily stream a multitude
of movies to your HD television through your
home’s wireless network. And we have them for
patrons to borrow, loaded with the latest films and
TV shows! So join us for a quick introduction
and then take one home to enjoy!
July 26: Scannx
Learn how to use the Library’s new highquality Scannx scanner to digitize documents
and photos for free. We’ll go over how to scan
materials, edit or alter them, and finally how to
save, email, or print them.
August 30: Ancestry
Ancestry, which is available for use at the Library,
consists of census data, vital records, directories,
photos, and more from North America, Europe,
Australia and more. We’ll show you the most
popular features so you can access pertinent
information and explore your family tree.
June 6, 13, 20, 27
July 11, 18, 25
August 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
Come play chess at the Library on
Mondays from 6:30-9:00pm. Adults only. We will
have a small supply of chess sets available, but please
feel free to bring your own. Space is limited and
registration is required. You can register by phone,
in person, or online.
Each program has a fee of $3.00. You can register
and pay in person or online. If you choose to
register in person, the fee must be paid by check or
money order only, made payable to Bellmore
Memorial Library. To sign up online, go to
bellmorelibrary.org and click on Events &
Programs. There will be NO REFUNDS unless
the program is cancelled by the Library.
ZUCCHINI CAKES
Wednesday, June 15 at 7:00pm
Registration for BML patrons plus one guest
begins Monday, May 23. Non-residents may
sign up starting Monday, June 6.
BAKERY BOX
Monday, July 18 at 7:00pm
You will make one jumbo black and white
cookie, two linzer tarts, and four rainbow cookies.
begins Wednesday, June 15. Non-residents may
sign up starting Wednesday, June 29.
FRUIT TART
Monday, August 15 at 7:00pm
begins July 18. Non-residents may
sign up starting August 1.
SWEET BREAD
Thursday, September 15 at 7:00pm
begins August 15. Non-residents may sign up
starting August 29.
with Dee Abrams
Tuesdays at 7:30pm
June 7
Bad Intentions
by Karin Fossum
July 5
The Drowning River
by Christobel Kent
August 2
My Sister’s Grave
by Robert Dugoni
with Dee Abrams
Thursdays at 7:30pm
June 23
The Ice Cream Queen of Orchard
Street by Susan Jane Gilman
July 28
The Little Paris Bookshop
by Nina George
August 25
Orphan Number Eight
by Kim van Alkemade
with Martha DiVittorio
Fridays at 12:30pm
June 17
The Namesake
by Jhumpa Lahiri
August 12
11/22/63
by Stephen King
Ask for a copy at
the Circulation Desk.
AT THE BELLMORE BEAN
2718 Grand Avenue in Bellmore
7:30-9:00pm
Whether you’re a diehard devotee or a graphic novel
novice, join us on the fourth Tuesday of every month
to gab about great graphic novels. Over coffee and
nibbles, we’ll exchange ideas and forge friendships.
Register: www.meetup.com/house-blend-graphicnovel-book-club or go to bellmorelibrary.org and
click on Events & Programs.
JUNE 28
 The Imitation Game: Alan Turing Decoded by
Jim Ottaviani & Leland Purvis
 Feynman by Jim Ottaviani & Leland Myrick
We’ll bring numbers to life and look at
lives touched by numbers, as we explore
biographies of two modern mathematic
superstars: Alan Turing and Richard Feynman.
No matter how you do the math, these books
add up to great reading.
JULY 26
 Relish: My Life in the Kitchen by Lucy Knisley
 Get Jiro! by Anthony Bourdain, Joel Rose
& Langdon Foss
There will be plenty of food for thought as we
devour two wildly different stories revealing
how people relate to what they eat. First we’ll
talk about growing up in a foodie family, and
then discuss a classic western retold as a culinary
thriller by one of today’s hottest celebrity chefs.
AUGUST 23
 Not Funny Ha-Ha: A Handbook for Something Hard
by Leah Hayes
 Rosalie Lightning by Tom Hart
Life’s most challenging moments can
sometimes bring with them some of its most
touching insights. This month, we’ll look at
two tales of loss and longing, that are also
eye-opening and inspirational. Don’t forget the
tissues.
Volunteers Out In the Community Everywhere
is the teen volunteer group run by the Bellmore
Memorial Library. Members help at the Library, in
the greater Bellmore community, and globally
(through service projects) as needed, and earn
community service hours.
VOICE Prerequisites
Students eligible for VOICE membership will be:
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Entering grades 6-12, as of July of the year in
which they seek VOICE membership
BML cardholders in good standing at their
middle school or high school
Genuinely interested in helping others and
making their community a richer, better
place for all residents
Willing and enthusiastic about helping all
citizens, regardless of ability, race, gender,
sexual orientation, or economic status
Cooperative and supportive when working
with peers from all walks of life, adhering to
proper behavior and language at all times
Committed to completing five (5) hours of
community service, from July-March of the
year in which they join (starting July 1, 2016)
GENERAL MEETING
Tuesday, June 14 from 7:00-8:00pm
Join us for snacks and refreshments as we plan
our activities for the year. For more information,
contact Josh Firer at 785-2990 or email
[email protected]
LIT invites current 6th - 12th graders to kick off the
weekend in a new way, with the opening of an
after-hours space just for teens. Hosted monthly on a
rotating basis by the Bellmore, North Bellmore,
Merrick, and North Merrick Libraries, LIT will
feature different activities, events, as well as spaces
to hang out, munch on snacks, and get together
with friends. Check the hosting Library’s website
for details each month. Grades 6-12 only.
Registration is strongly recommended.
June 3 - North Merrick Public Library
Games, activities, and snacks with author Aimee
Friedman. Hosted by author Jen Calonita.
(Register online: nmerricklibrary.org)
July 8 - Merrick Public Library
Escape the Room Adventure
(Register online: merricklibrary.org)
August 5 - Bellmore Memorial Library
Olympic Opening Games Party
(Register online: bellmorelibrary.org)
Meet Authors Aimee Friedman and Jen Calonita on June 3!
The Teen Summer Reading Club, “Get in the
Game...READ!” is open to all teens in grades
6-12. In order to participate, you must be a BML
cardholder. Each book review you submit online
will count as one ticket for a grand prize basket
that will include a Fitbit. Turn to page 3 for more
information. In addition, we will be offering the
following programs for teens in grades 6-12:
MONDAY, AUGUST 1 at 6:00pm
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is being
dubbed as the eighth story in the Harry
Potter series. It’s set 19 years after the
seventh, Harry Potter and the Deathly
Hallows. It is only being published in
the form of a script, so join us as we do a
table read of excerpts from this new,
exciting story on its first day of release.
For grades 6-12. Registration begins 7/1.
Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Tournament
Tuesday, June 21 at 7:00pm
Prove your fighting game skills in this Ultimate
Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Tournament. This event is
limited to 8 players, so be sure to register early!
Spectators encouraged. Take out the rest of the
scrubs, emerge victorious, and you will take home
a $25 GameStop gift card. Registration begins 6/1.
Make A Pennant
Tuesday, July 12 at 7:00pm
Celebrate your favorite team or
create a unique design on your own pennant!
Registration begins 6/1.
2016 Summer Olympics Opening Games Party
Friday, August 5 at 7:00pm
Watch the opening ceremony of the 2016
Summer Olympic Games in style. With themed
décor, food and activities, teens can choose to sit
back and relax while they watch coverage of the
opening ceremony or opt
to play games and make
sports-inspired crafts
with their friends.
Registration begins 7/1.
For grades 3-10. Join us every Thursday night from
June 30-August 25 for board games, video games,
iPads and ping pong. Every week will feature a special
tournament and an epic prize. Registration is
recommended, but not required.
Dates & Tournament Schedule
Thursdays from 6:30-8:00pm
June 30
July 7
July 14
July 21
July 28
August 4
August 11
August 18
August 25
Super Smash Bros.
Connect 4
Just Dance 2016
Uno
Mario Kart 8
Ping Pong
Pokken Tournament
Guess Who
Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash
PLEASE KEEP IN MIND:
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ALL programs have a minimum and maximum enrollment.
Programs may be cancelled due to insufficient registration or inclement weather. Please call or check
the website.
Please register for ALL programs in advance.
If you cannot attend, please call the Library.
With the exception of Storytimes, siblings outside of the program age limits will not be permitted in
the class, event, or program.
Due to the limited space available, online registration is available for BML cardholders only.
Non-BML cardholders must register onto a waiting list in person. There is no guarantee that space will
be available for all BML cardholders or non-cardholders on the waiting list. You are free to come in
before the program is scheduled to begin, and if a spot opens up, you will be admitted into the
program. However, pre-registered waiting list patrons will be given preference.
For ages 5-12. Come
learn how to tie-dye!
Participants must bring
their own plain white
t-shirts in order to
participate. Registration
begins June 1.
For ages 5-12. These classes may use foods containing
allergens. Space is limited. Registration is required.
BASEBALL CUPCAKES
Thursday, June 16 at 7:00pm
(Register: 6/1)
For ages 3-5. Bring your teddy bear to the Library
for bedtime stories and
snacks. Your teddy bear will
then spend the night at the
Library. Come back the next
day to pick up your teddy
bear along with a special gift!
Registration begins June 1.
SHARK FIN COOKIES
Wednesday, June 22 at 7:00pm
(Register: 6/1)
CHOCOLATE DUMBBELLS
Monday, July 25 at 7:00pm
(Register: 7/1)
STEM STORYTIME
For ages 3-5. Listen to stories related to a
specific theme then visit different stations
with fun STEM activities.
Mondays at 10:30am
June 20 (Register: 6/1)
July 18 (Register: 7/1)
August 22 (Register: 8/1)
STEM is an acronym for Science,
Technology, Engineering and Math.
By exposing young children to STEM
concepts through books and hands-on
activities, they'll develop a framework
of knowledge and skills that will help
them through their school years and
later on in life.
LITTLE BUILDERS CLUB
For ages 4-9. Foster a love for STEM at an early age.
Children will use their imaginations and problem
solving skills to build with LEGOs, Duplos, Kid
K'Nex, and Lincoln Logs.
Tuesdays at 7:00pm
Saturdays at 11:00am
June 14 & 28 (Register: 6/1)
July 12 & 26 (Register: 7/1) August 20 (Register: 8/1)
August 9 & 23 (Register: 8/1)
Saturday at 3:30pm
CHESS CLUB
PLAY HOORAY
For ages 5-12.
Tuesdays at 7:00pm
For ages 5 and under.
Wednesdays at 7:00pm
July 27 (Register: 7/1*)
*If you were in attendance on
6/29, you can be put on the
waiting list for 7/27.
CRAFTS CLUB
For ages 5-12.
Tuesdays at 7:00pm
MUSIC BABIES
For ages newborn-2.
Join us for sing-along and
dance-along songs and activities.
Fridays at 10:00am
June 10, 17, 24 (Register: 6/1)
July 15, 22, 29 (Register: 7/1)
August 12, 19, 26 (Register: 8/1)
SONGS, STORIES
& MORE
Sundays, June 5 & 12
(Register: 6/1)
1:30pm for ages 1-2
2:30pm for ages 2-3
3:30pm for ages 3-4
TODDLER SATURDAY
Saturday, June 11
(Register 6/1)
Songs, Stories & More for ages
1-3 at 10:00am or 11:00am.
AND Toy Time for ages
2½-4½ at 3:30pm.
STORYTIME @ PANERA
For ages newborn-5 years. Join us
in the Community Room at Panera
Bread (2375 Merrick Road in
Bellmore) for songs and stories.
Registration is recommended, but not
required. Space is limited to 25
people (this number includes
both children and their families).
Mondays at 10:30am
TOY TIME
For ages 2½-4½. Play with
program-exclusive educational toys.
Saturdays at 11:00am
Saturday at 3:30pm
Mondays at 7:00pm
FOR GRADES 3-10
Game Nite is back! Join us every Thursday night from
June 30-August 25 for board games, video games,
iPads and ping pong. Every week will feature a special
tournament and an epic prize. Registration is
recommended, but not required.
Dates & Tournament Schedule
Thursdays from 6:30-8:00pm
June 30
July 7
July 14
July 21
July 28
August 4
August 11
August 18
August 25
Super Smash Bros.
Connect 4
Just Dance 2016
Uno
Mario Kart 8
Ping Pong
Pokken Tournament
Guess Who
Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash
BELLMORE MEMORIAL LIBRARY
2288 Bedford Avenue
Bellmore, NY 11710
Phone: 516-785-2990 / Fax: 516-783-8550
Board of Trustees
Emily Schreiber, President
Robert Paz, Vice President
Robert Botwin, Secretary
Wendy Forgash
Roberta Newman
Administration
Maureen Garvey, Library Director
PRE-SCHOOL STORYTIME
For ages 3-4 years
Tuesdays at 11:45am
June 7, 14, 21 (Register: 6/1)
July 12, 19, 26 (Register: 7/1)
BABY STORYTIME
For ages 0-2 years
Tuesdays at 10:00am
July 12, 19, 26 (Register: 7/1)
TODDLER STORYTIME
For ages 1-3 years
Wednesdays at 11:00am and 2:30pm
July 13, 20, 27 (Register: 7/1)
We will be CLOSED on the
following dates:
Monday, July 4
Monday, September 5
Sundays from
June 19 - September 4
The Bellmore Memorial Library
Board of Trustees will meet the
following evenings at 7:00pm
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22
TUESDAY, JULY 19
TUESDAY, AUGUST 16

BML Summer Newsletter - Bellmore Memorial Library

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