library director - Lindenhurst Memorial Library

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JUNE 20 - AUGUST 6, 2016
It’s time to Get in the Game with our all new
Summer Reading Clubs for patrons ages 0-100!
We have a Summer Reading program for everyone in Lindenhurst
- see the descriptions below for the one created for you! We look
forward to learning about all your reading adventures this summer.
Little Squirts READ-TO-ME Club
Lindenhurst
Memorial Library
For children ages birth to not yet entering
kindergarten.
Pick up our all new READING GAME BOARD at the Children’s
Desk beginning June 20th and get ready to have fun this
summer as you share books, stories, songs, finger-plays
and more with your little one. Little Squirts who complete
two reading game boards will receive an entry ticket to our
Summer Tots Carnival, scheduled for Saturday, August 6th!
One Lee Avenue
Lindenhurst, NY 11757
631-957-7755
http://lmlonline.org
SUMMER
PROGRAM
GUIDE
JUNE - AUGUST 2016
LIBRARY HOURS
Monday - Thursday: 9am-9pm
Friday:9am-6pm
Saturday:9am-5pm
Sunday:1pm-5pm
(Mid Sept. to mid May)
LIBRARY IS CLOSED
Monday, July 4
Independence Day
The Library is closed on
Sundays for the summer.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Jane Dietz, President
Garry Biggs, Vice President
Antoinette DeLuca, Secretary
Diana Coyne, Trustee
Bob Shetty, Trustee
LIBRARY DIRECTOR
Peter Ward
ASSISTANT LIBRARY
DIRECTOR
Lisa Kropp
On Your Mark, Get Set, READ!
School-age club for students entering grades K-5.
Stop by the library beginning June 20th to register for our
school age club that gives you credit for reading books,
magazines, listening to audiobooks, etc... Simply fill out a review
sheet, or try your hand at rolling the dice to answer a quick
question about your story as we keep track of your reading this
summer. Students who tally just 5 books on their log will receive
a ticket to the always popular, always fantastic, PETRA PUPPETS
ANIMAL GAME SHOW on Wednesday, August 10th, along
with a host of other fun incentives along the way.
Get In The Game, READ!
Teen Reading Club for students entering
grades 6-8.
Sign up for Get in the Game, READ! starting
June 20th and win cool prizes and raffle tickets
to some of your favorite Lindy locations - just for
reading and attending library programs! Raffles
will be drawn on August 15th, during the SummerTEEN Pizza Party. Plus, if you attend some
of our programs this summer, like our joint Lindenhurst Middle School - Lindenhurst Memorial
Library Books and Bagel programs, you will receive bonus raffle tickets!
Adult Reading Club
Exercise Your Mind. Read!
Join us! Share good books with others and
win prizes. Stop by the Reference Desk to
register and pick up a reading log beginning
June 20th. Return once a week to have your
log initialed by a librarian and turn in a brief review (forms available at Reference Desk), then fill
out a ticket for our weekly prize drawing. You will be given a ticket to fill out for each additional
review you turn in. Reviews will be posted on our Adult Summer Reading Club blog.
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WHAT’S INSIDE!
SCHOOL AGE PROGRAMS
ADULT PROGRAMS
FAMILY PROGRAMS
TEEN PROGRAMS
EARLY LEARNING
Lindenhurst
Memorial Library
Summer
Program Guide
EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS
WITH A CAREGIVER
Ages Birth - 2 Years Old
Thursday, June 16, 10:00am
Tuesday, July 5, 10:00am
Tuesday, August 2, 11:30am
Learn some simple, yet effective signs to use
with your little one during classes designed
to empower your baby’s early language skills.
Registration begins June 1 for June,
June 15 for July & August. LNJ157
Busy Tots
Ages 2-5 Years Old
Not Yet Entering Kindergarten
Friday, August 5, 10:00am or 2:00pm
Get sporty and learn to button buttons
zip zippers, thread laces, match colors and
more in this interactive program that ends
with a giant circle time.
Registration begins July 15. LNJ105
Celebrate With Books!
Book Buddies
Ages 3-5 Years Old
Thursdays, July 21 & July 28, 11:00am
Our Teen Volunteers will read one-on-one,
or in small groups, to younger children as
they enjoy stories by well known authors,
Laura Numeroff and Don Freeman, and
create projects based on their stories.
Parachute Play
Ages 2-5 Years Old,
Wednesday, July 6, and/or
Wednesday, August 3, 10:00am
Come play with our large parachute as we
make waves, march around, and wave our
parachute up and down during this active class
designed to engage your tot’s kinesthetic side.
Registration begins June 15. LNJ164
Rhyme Time at Fireman’s Park
Ages Birth - 5 Years Old
Saturday, July 23, 10:00am
Grab a blanket and head down to the park for
a special session of Rhyme Time! Finger plays,
nursery rhymes, and a creative craft are waiting for
you! Rain brings the fun back inside at the library.
No registration needed.
Soccer Success with JumpBunch
Ages 2-4 Years Old
Monday, July 11, 6:30pm
Learn the basics of soccer
during this fun, large
movement class in our
backyard. Rain moves our
class to Tuesday, July 12,
6:30pm.
Registration begins June 15.
LNJ107
Sporty Little Artists
Ages 2-5 Years Old
Including Those Entering Kindergarten
Tuesday, July 12, 19, 26
and August 2, 10:00am
Create art using a variety of sport related
objects in this creative art exploration
series that will promote your toddler’s
creativity, fine motor and sensory skills. At
the final session, we will have a celebration
showcasing your child’s hard work, where
they can invite special guests to the art show!
Little Squirts Summer Carnival
Ages Birth - 5 Years Old,
Saturday, August 6
10:00am-12:00 noon.
Celebrate your summer reading club
victories by attending our first ever
Summer Carnival designed for our smallest
of patrons! Play games,
blow bubbles, snap
photos and have fun with
us! Rain brings the fun
indoors. Little Squirts
Read-To-Me participants
who get a final certificate will receive a
golden ticket for carnival admission.
Step Into The Story
Ages 2-5 Years Old
Including Those Entering Kindergarten
Mondays, August 8 & 15, 10:00am
During this interactive story time
experience, tots will “step into” the story,
interact with the book characters, and
participate with their caregivers in the
storytelling experience!
Lindenhurst
Memorial Library
Summer
Program Guide
Teddy Bear Tea
Ages 3-5 Years Old
Friday, June 17, 10:00am or
Friday, August 19, 1:00pm
Did you ever wonder what stuffed animals
sleeping over at the library do after hours?
Come have “tea” with us
to find out as we share
stories and a homemade
movie featuring the
resident stuffed animals
that live in Lindenhurst!
Decorate your own
special “tea cup” to bring home! See
Zoo Time program below for additional
information on how your stuffed animal can
participate.
Registration begins June 1 for June, and
August 1 for August session. LNJ111
Toddlers In Bloom
Ages 2-4 Years Old
Friday, June 10, 10:00am
Join us in our backyard
garden as we learn
and sing about flowers
before making our
own seed bombs
and flower fans. Rain
moves the fun indoors.
Register now! LNJ104
Tot’s Night Out
Ages 18 months - 4 years old
Tuesday, July 5, 7:00pm
Perfect for working families, a special version of
our popular Library Playdate filled with sensory
stations, toys and a circle time at the end.
Track & Field with JumpBunch
Ages 3-5 Years Old
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Baby Sign Language
Get ready to participate in the LML Track &
Field Bonanza in our backyard during this
class designed to teach your child large
movement skills. Rain brings the fun indoors.
Little Yogi Stars
Ages 3-5 Years Old
Thursday, July 14, July 28, August 4
10:00am or 11:am
Join us for 3 sessions of yoga. Little Stars
of Hope is a grant funded by NYS Office
of Children and Family Service for those
affected by Hurricane Sandy.
Zoo Time!
Ages 3 - 5 Years Old
Thursday, June 16, 1:00pm or
Tuesday, August 16, 10:00am
Bring in a stuffed animal (not your favorite,
please!) with you as we take a trip to the zoo
during this storytime and make a felt animal
headband to wear. As a bonus - leave your
stuffed animal behind for a library sleepover,
then come back on Friday (6/17, 8/16) to our
Teddy Bear Tea to watch a homemade movie
showcasing your animal’s library antics!
Registration begins June 1 for June &
August 1 for August session. LNJ113
Animal Games Puppet Show
SCHOOL AGE
PROGRAMS
Students entering Grades K-5, who
finished the Summer Reading Club.
Wednesday, August 10, 10:00am,
4:00pm or 7:00pm ticketed times.
Steve Petra’s Animal Games is racing to
your library with a team of uproarious animal
athletes in puppet form, ready to compete
with your summer readers. Get ready for
Extreme Pickle Balancing, Champion Tiger
Tennis, Coat Hanger Tug Of War, and the
Ultimate Chicken Challenge. How do you
gain entry to the antics? By signing up for,
and completing, our Get Ready, Get Set...
Read! Summer Reading Club for those
entering grades K-5 to get a ticket.
Chocolate Football Strawberries
Entering Grades 3 - 5
Friday, July 22, 10:00am
Join chef Rob Scott and create delicious strawberry
footballs with fresh fruit, chocolate & icing.
SCHOOL AGE PROGRAMS
Crafty Creations
Get Ready To Build!
Celebrate Flag Day by creating
some crafty flag inspired projects!
Register Now! LNJ135
Are you a LEGO maniac who likes to build?
Join us for some LEGO construction fun.
Registration begins August 1. LNJ118
Entering Grades K-5
Tuesday, June 14, 7:00pm
Entering Grades K-4
Tuesday, August 9, 2:30pm
Crazy Olympic Game Day
With JumpBunch!
Mysteries of Magnets
Join JumpBunch for the Silly Shot Put,
Happy Hurdles, Dizzy Discus, a Medal
Ceremony & More!
Investigate the science
and lore of magnetism,
make predictions about
things that are or aren’t
magnetic, and do some
simple experiments. Create
a magnet to take home.
Entering Grades K-2, 2:00pm
Entering Grades 3-5, 3:30pm
Friday August 12
Eat Like A Rainbow
Entering Grades Pre-K - 5
Join Jay Mankita for an energetic concert
celebrating healthy
eating and exercise
in an interactive, fun
environment using
multiple instruments,
including a floor
percussion rig built of found objects and
recycled materials!
Dive Into Fitness
Entering Grades Pre-K
Wednesday, July 13, 11:00am or
Come see what you can do under the sea!
Can you jump like a frog in our potato sacks?
Carry an egg like a seahorse? Create sand
art bottles and a sporty bracelet. Prepare to
have fun during this carnival inspired event.
Gaming Club: Summer Edition
Wednesday, July 27, 4:30pm
Reunite with your
Gaming Club friends
and make some new
ones while you play a
variety of traditional
board games and online games.
Lindenhurst
Memorial Library
Summer
Program Guide
Entering Grades 1-5
(Entering Grades 1-3)
4:00pm (Entering Grades 4 & 5)
Paws to Read: Read with Xavier
Entering Grades 1-5
Tuesday, July 12, 2:00 - 3:00pm
OR 3:30 - 4:30pm.
Reading to a therapy
dog like LML’s favorite
German Shepherd, Xavier,
can improve your child’s
confidence and helps
retain their reading skills
during the summer slide
months. Sign up for a 10
minute slot.
Ready, Set... Read! Magic Show
Entering Grades Pre-K - 6th
Monday, August 1, 2:30pm
Join magician David Lawrence for magic,
music, fun and lots of audience participation.
Registration begins July 15. LNJ122.
Sports BINGO
Entering Grades K-4
(K and 1 with adult please)
Tuesday, August 9, 10:00am and/or
Enjoy a sports themed game of BINGO and
win fun prizes with your friends.
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EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS
WITH A CAREGIVER
FOR PARENTS
Early Intervention: A Parent’s
Perspective
How to Read with Your Child,
and Why You Should Never Stop!
Make a plan to help your child get the most out of early
intervention, learn your important role in the process, and
find out where you can go to get help for your child.
Registration begins July 15. LNP100
Is your tot so active that you can’t find time to read
with them, much less get them to sit still? Are you
trying to figure out how to teach your emerging reader
HOW to read? Wondering how to keep your grade
school child interested in reading for pleasure? Come
to this informative class to learn tips and techniques.
Registration begins July 15. LNP101
Parents & Caregivers of children
birth to five years old.
Thursday, August 11, 7:00pm
Parents & Caregivers of children
birth to 5th grade.
FAMILY PROGRAMS
Families with children ages 3 & up
Friday, July 15 and/or
August, 19, 10:00am or 3:30pm
Building with blocks is fun, creative and
educational! Try to build a masterpiece with
our wide variety of block sets.
Registration begins July 1 for July &
August 1 for August. LNJ133
Celebrate the MAGIC
of Reading
Wednesday, July 6, 7:00pm
Did you know that
Ronald McDonald is
actually a magician?
Come to this fantastic
show to kick off our
summer reading clubs
and prepare to be
entertained!
Creation Stations
Tuesday, July 26 or
Get in the game and create! Come to the
library yard to paint, use
sidewalk chalk, build with
giant blocks, and other
surprises. Rain brings the
fun indoors.
No registration necessary.
Drop in Father’s Day Craft
Happy Birthday Eric Carle!
Visit the children’s room between 10am and
noon to create a special craft perfect for
Father’s Day gift giving.
Eric Carle is turning 87! Celebrate one of
the most beloved authors with picture book
reading, flannel stories, and art galore in
the style of Carle. You can even take a selfie
with our big brown bear cut out!
Saturday, June 18, 10:00am - 12noon
Garden Club
Friday, July 22, 3:30pm and/or
The library is planting a garden and we
want you to come help identify plants,
veggies and more! This hands on class
may feature weed pulling, seed planting,
veggie tasting and print making art in
our backyard garden space. Steady rain
cancels.
Registration begins July 15 & August 15.
LN139
Grins and Grins Comedy Show
Friday, August 12, 11:00am
A fast-paced variety show
that incorporates magic,
ventriloquism, whip-cracking,
“daring” feats of balance,
circus skills and more to
create a family-friendly show
that is WAAAY more than
just another juggling act!
Lindenhurst
Memorial Library
Summer
Program Guide
Saturday, June 25, 10:00am - 12noon
Library Olympics!
Wednesday, August 17, 2:00-4:00pm
Rio might have the Olympics, but LML has
the crazy LIBRARY Olympics! Drop into the
Library yard between 2:00 and 3:30pm to
try your hand (or foot) at some silly antics
like: library book golf, potato sack races,
spoon egg runs, bean bag tosses, tic tac
toe hula hoop relays and more! Medals for
all participants. Rain brings the fun indoors.
Ready, Set, Selfie Photo Shoot!
Families with children ages birth & up
Wednesday, June 29, 2:00-4:00pm
Drop into the Children’s Room and snap
some photos in our “Ready, Set, Read!”
photo booth and Green Screen to help us
promote our Summer Reading Club! We
will supply sports related props, or show up
in your favorite sports team jersey. Pictures
will be uploaded to our social media pages
(Facebook, Instagram)
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Block Play
FAMILY PROGRAMS CONTINUED
Stories Under the Stars
USA Day!
Wednesday, July 13 and/or
Tuesday, August 16 7:00pm
Meet us in the library yard to enjoy favorite stories before
bedtime. Afterwards, create with sidewalk chalk and play
with our outdoor toys. Bring a blanket or beach towel to
sit on. Rain brings the fun indoors to the Children’s Room.
Families with children
ages 2 & up
Saturday, July 2,
10:00am - 2:00pm
Drop into the Children’s Room to play games and
create artistic mosaics using just red, white and blue.
TEEN ZONE
Entering Grades 6 & up
Monday, June 27, 10:00am - 1:00pm
Cornell Cooperative Extension staff will be
onsite to teach you
how to be a safe and
effective babysitter.
Attendees will
receive certificates of
participation. Please
bring a snack and a
drink. $15 fee per
participant, cash or
check payable to
Lindenhurst Memorial Library payable at time
of registration.
Registration begins June 15, in person
only. LNYMO100
Birds of Prey
Entering 4-8 grades
Wednesday, July 13, 4:30 - 5:30pm
Meet some real life birds of prey and learn
about wildlife and
ecosystems found on
Long Island, along
with the wildlife
rehabilitation program
at Sweetbriar Nature
Center.
Registration begins
June 29. LNCR4
Books & Bagels with
Lindenhurst Middle School
Friday, July 29, 3:00pm (Entering
Grades 6 (Wonder) and Grade
7 (Mr. Lemoncello’s Library)) or
Monday, August 1, 3:00pm (Entering
Grade 7 (Mr. Lemoncello’s Library))
or Thursday August 18, 3:00pm
(Entering Grade 8 (The Outsiders))
Chocolate Football Strawberries
Entering Grades 6-8
Friday, July 22, 11:15am - 12:15pm
Join chef Rob Scott and create delicious
strawberry footballs with fresh fruit,
chocolate & icing.
Registration begins July 8. LNY102
Coastal Painting on Canvas
LML is going back to middle school!! Come
to the library and participate in our summer
book discussion series using the books
you read for school this summer, chat with
friends, eat bagels and interact with LMS
Librarian Ms. Freedman and LML Librarians
while swapping book stories. Participants
will receive a certificate and raffle ticket for
a special prize.
Registration begins July 1 for July and
July 15 for August . LNY101
Celebrate with Books!
Book Buddies
Computer Camp App Creation Workshop
Thursdays, July 21 & 28
(must attend both sessions)
July 21 10:00am - 12 noon (1st hour
is mandatory training for volunteers)
July 28 11:00am - 12 noon
Read stories to small groups of young
children and help them create craft projects
based on authors Laura Numeroff and Don
Freeman. Three hours of community service
will be awarded for participating in both
sessions.
Lindenhurst
Memorial Library
Summer
Program Guide
Enjoy designing your
own coastal letter
with acrylic paint and
seashells. Display
your artwork in our
display cabinets if
you desire.
Registration begins
July 1. LNY107
Monday, August 8 AND
Tuesday, August 9, 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Sharper Training Solutions Inc. will teach
you how to create Apps using the latest
technology during this
two session, in-depth
workshop. Participants
must attend both nights
and have basic computer
knowledge.
Registration begins
July 25. LNY110
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Babysitting Workshop
MORE TEEN PROGRAMS
DIY Tweens
Summer Drama Camp
Monday, August 22, AND
Tuesday, August 23, 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Drop in to the Teen Zone between 3:00
and 5:00pm to create some awesome DIY
projects with a patriotic twist for Flag Day.
Drop In Community Service
Tuesday, July 12 and/or
Want to get a head start on your fall
community service hours for school? Stop by
the library to help us with some projects and
earn community service.
Fashion Design Workshop
Monday, July 25, 7:00 - 8:00pm
Get project inspiration from a professional
fashion designer as you learn to use fashion
figures to draw your own fashion designs.
Add fabrics to make swatches or a 3-D
collage. Materials will be provided, but feel
free to bring your own favorite fabrics to
work with if you wish.
Gaming Club: Summer Edition
Reunite with your
Gaming Club friends
and make some new
ones while you play a
variety of traditional
board games and online games.
Garden Club Volunteers
Friday, July 22, 3:30pm and/or
The library is planting a garden and we want
you to come help. This hands-on activity
features weed pulling, seed planting and
veggie tasting. Earn community service
credit. Steady rain cancels.
Registration begins July 15 & August 15. LNY114
LML Has Talent Show!
All Grades
Wednesday, August 17, 6:30-8:30pm
Everyone has that one special talent: what is
yours? Bring your instrument, your jokes, your
song or whatever your talent is, to the library
and take part in our LML Has Talent Show! Sing,
dance, play a song or try your hand at stand up
comedy. Sign up today and share your talent
with LML! Families are invited to attend.
Make It Your Library!
Thursday, July 7 and/or August 4,
3:00pm
Drop into our Teen Zone to make some
cool projects with duct tape, air dry clay key
chains, hippie swirls and more.
Pre-Licensing Course
Participants must have a valid NYS
driver’s permit
Saturday, July 30, 10:00am - 3:00pm
This five hour pre-licensing class is required
for ALL permit holders, regardless of age, in
order to schedule a road test. Participants
receive a 5 hour certificate at the end of
class. $40 due the day of the class.
Registration begins July 15. LNYMO104
Ready, Set, Selfie Photo Shoot!
Wednesday, June 29,
11:00am - 1:00pm
Drop into the Teen Zone with your BFF to
snap some photos in the “Get in the Game”
photo booth and Green Screen to help us
promote our Summer Reading Club! We
will supply sports related props or show up
in your favorite sports team jersey. Pictures
will be uploaded to our social media pages
(Facebook, Instagram). Community Service
awarded to those requesting.
Lindenhurst
Memorial Library
Summer
Program Guide
Playwright Laura Torres and Novelist Tanika
Steele will teach participants
about improv, production
and design, and create a
script and props with the
group. You will rehearse and
perform your group script on Tuesday night
for family and friends.
Registration begins August 1. LNY119
SummerTEEN Party
Monday, August 15, 6:30 - 8:30pm
Celebrate your summer reading
awesomeness by eating
pizza, decorating a
messenger tote bag, and
watching a movie with
your friends. How do you
score a ticket to this fun
night? By signing up for,
and completing, out Teen
Summer Reading Club - “Get in the Game,
Read!” Tickets given to teens who complete
the SRC.
Welcome to Middle School!
Wednesday, August 24, 3:00pm
New to Lindenhurst Middle School or want a
refresher on what programs and services your
LML Library Card gets for you? Come to this
informative session with staff from both LMS
and LML and make a cool locker craft to take
home.
Youth Library Council
Monday, July 25 and/or
Tuesday, August 16, 3:00 - 4:00pm
Do you have a great idea for a library
program that tweens would like? Help out
with tween and teen program planning and
preparation for the fall with Miss Amanda.
Community Service hours will be awarded.
Registration begins July 15 for July,
and August 1 for August. LNY103
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Tuesday, June 14, 3:00-5:00pm
AFTERNOON BOOK
DISCUSSIONS
AT 1:00PM
Moderated by Paula Bornstein
Wednesday, June 15
Unbroken: A World War II Story of
Survival, Resilience and Redemption
Hillenbrand, Laura.
The gripping true story
of a U.S. airman who was
the sole survivor when his
bomber crashed into the
sea during World War II
and had to face thousands
of miles of ocean, leaping
sharks, a floundering raft,
thirst and starvation, enemy
aircraft and beyond, a trial
even greater.
Registration begins May 18. LNA500
Wednesday, July 20
The Last Runaway
Chevalier, Tracy.
Forced to leave England
and struggling with illness
in the wake of a family
tragedy, Quaker Honor
Bright is forced to rely
on strangers in the harsh
landscape of 1850 Ohio
and is compelled to join
the Underground Railroad
network to help runaway
slaves escape to freedom.
Registration begins June 15. LNA500
Wednesday, August 17
Dead Wake: The Last Crossing
of the Lusitania
Larson, Erik.
A chronicle of the sinking
of the Lusitania discusses
the factors that led to
the tragedy and the
contributions of such
figures as Woodrow Wilson,
bookseller Charles Lauriat,
and architect Theodate
Pope Riddle.
Registration begins July 20. LNA500
Janine’s Books for Cooks
Book Club
Thursday, August 25, 7:00pm
Do you love to read cookbooks and try
new recipes? Then join us for our first ever
cookbook discussion. Our theme will be
summer sides and
appetizers. Grab a
cookbook or two
from our collection
and make a recipe
of your choice that
represents the
theme. Bring in
your creation and
the cookbook, and we can have fun sampling
our favorites while talking about the book of
our choice.
Registration begins August 1. LNA503
See The Book, Read The Movie
& Monday, August 8, 7:30pm
Come to our new discussion group on Monday
August 1 at 6:30pm with a screening of the
Oscar nominated film “Brooklyn” followed a
week later, Monday, August 8 at 7:30pm with
a discussion of the
novel by Colm Toibin,
how it compares
with the film and
which is better. Join
librarian Peter Muhr
for the first in a series
of book vs. movie
matchups.
Genre Lollapalooza: Romance
Wednesday, August 31, 7:00pm
Let’s have a party with some of your favorite
books! This month we will celebrate romance
novels. Browse through a large selection of
new and classic titles and authors. Make new
friends with people who share your reading
interests. Books, games, puzzles and booklists
are available to enjoy here and take home.
Lindenhurst
Memorial Library
Summer
Program Guide
ONGOING ADULT
PROGRAMS & SERVICES
Bridge & Mah Jongg Play
Tuesdays, June 7, 21, July 7, 19,
August 23 & 30 1:00 - 4:00pm
Join us at the library for informal, non-instructional
sessions. Bring your own equipment.
Crochet & Knit Club
Wednesdays, June 15, July 20 &
August 17, 7:00 - 8:30pm
Knitting and crochet expert Joan Jewhurst return to
the library to teach beginners to knit and crochet,
and assist others with their current or contemplated
projects. Crochet beginners; please bring in a size
“H” Crochet Hook and a skein of worsted weight
wool of any color. Knitting beginners; please bring
in a pair of size 8 knitting needles and a skein of
worsted weight wool of any color.
Registration begins June 1 for June 15,
June 15 for July 20, or July 20 for
August 17. LNA331
Scrabble Play
Fridays, June - August, 12noon - 5:00pm
Bring a friend and come to the library for an
informal game of Scrabble play. Snacks and
equipment provided.
GRASP Home Study
Monday, July 11, 5:30 - 8:30pm
For adults 21 years and older who would like
to prepare for the HSE/TASC exam (GED), but
are unable to attend class on a regular basis.
Certified instructors provide you with individual
assignments to complete at home.
Western Suffolk BOCES.
For information call: 631-667-6000.
Nassau-Suffolk Hospital Council
Thursdays, June 9, July 14
& August 11, 2:00pm
The Nassau-Suffolk Hospital Council will have
insurance navigators on site to assist individuals
and families in obtaining health insurance
through the New York State Health Benefit
Exchange. Insurance plans include Family
Health Plus, Child Health Plus, Medicaid and
others. For information call 631-853-8200.
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BOOK DISCUSSION
GROUPS & CLUBS
BUS TRIPS
ADULT PROGRAMS
Oheka Castle & Vanderbilt Mansion Brooklyn Neighborhood Tour & Juniors LIRR “NYC On Your Own”
Enjoy some light refreshments and a guided
tour of Oheka Castle, originally the home of
financier and philanthropist Otto Hermann
Kahn. During the Gilded Age of the 1920’s,
Kahn used this 109,000 square foot, 127 room
estate as a summer home where he hosted
lavish parties and entertained royalty, heads
of state and Hollywood stars. After Kahn’s
death, the estate changed hands several times.
In 1984, developer Gary Melius purchased
Oheka and began the painstaking challenge of
restoring the castle to it’s original grandeur. We
continue our travels to the village of Northport
for lunch on your own and time for shopping.
We end our day at the Vanderbilt Mansion in
Centerport, originally the home of William K.
Vanderbilt II and one of the remaining Gold
Coast masnsions. Non-refundable fee of $58
pp includes deluxe transportation, guided tours
and gratuities.
Registration begins June 4. LNABT20
“Total Experience” Bronx Zoo
Saturday, September 10
Time of departure will be forthcoming.
Trip includes
transportation,
gratuities and
unlimited access to
premium exhibits and
activites including
4-D Theater, Bug
Carousel, Butterfly
Garden, Children’s Zoo, Jungle World, and
much more with your “Total Experience” ticket.
Lunch is on your own. The trip will take place
rain or shine. Children are welcome and must
be accompanied by a responsible adult. Nonrefundable fee of $58 pp includes all.
Tuesday, September 20
Bus departs at 8:15am
and returns at 6:00pm.
Discover Brooklyn’s cultural diversity, unique
architecture, distinct neighborhoods and rich
history, led by our licensed NYC tour guide. We
visit the charming 19th century row houses in
historic Park Slope, the majestic Triumphal Arch
entrance to Prospect Park, Russian Brighton
Beach, Orthodox Jewish Neighborhoods,
Italian Dyker Heights, DUMBO and the new
Barclays Center. From Grand Army Plaza to
Coney Island, see why Brooklyn is living up to
its hype. A delicious lunch is served at the world
famous Juniors restaurant. Non-refundable fee
of $90 pp includes transportation, guided tour,
lunch and gratuities.
Storm King Sculpture Garden
Wednesday, October 19
and returns at 6:15pm
We start the day
with a narrated
tram tour of
Storm King, one
of the world’s
leading sculpture
parks, located
in the lower
Hudson Valley, where it’s 500-acre landscape
of fields and woodlands provide the setting
for a collection of more than 100 carefully
sited sculptures created by some of the most
acclaimed artists. A walking tour follows of
some selected sculptures on Museum Hills with
beautiful views of the surrounding area. Enjoy a
wonderful luncheon at Blu Pointe, a waterfront
restaurant. Non-refundable fee of $103 includes
transportation, tours, lunch and gratuities.
Registration begins July 16. LNABT3
Lindenhurst
Memorial Library
Summer
Program Guide
Sunday, June 26, July 31 & August 28
Enjoy a day on your own, via the LIRR. Nonrefundable round trip ticket cost is $9.25
per person, (children 5 years and under free)
payable in cash. You will be taking the 9:33am
train out of Lindenhurst, so please be at the
train station ticket office by 9:00am to meet
a library staff member who will give you your
individual return ticket in exchange for your
library receipt. Return any time you wish. Prices
are valid for thes dates only.
Registration begins June 1 for June 26,
July 1 for July 31, & August 1 for August 28.
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Foods To Travel By
Savvy Sightseer
Join us for a unique food tasting
experience as the Savvy Sightseer
Jeanne Schnupp, prepares a
selection of international dishes
including German Erdbeersuppe,
Italian Pesto Focaccia and Irish Apple Barley
Pudding. Ms. Schnupp will also share recipes
and foodie facts of the regions we are
“visiting”. As you savor each dish, you will be
whisked away on a “culinary
vacation” with a display of
stunning photos. $5 pp fee,
cash or check is payable to
the library.
Registration begins
July 1. LNAMO116
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Wednesday, August 3
and returns at 6:30pm.
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Wednesdays, June 8 - July 6,
10:00 - 11:00am
Certified instructor Nancy Fiano returns to
teach a 5-session Tai Chi
workshop that is safe
for all age groups and
physical conditions. Learn
a series of easy and gentle
movements that have
been shown to improve
balance, stability, energy
and strength. $15 per
person fee, cash or check
payable to the library
includes all sessions.
Registration began May 19. LNAMO101
Wild Edibles!
Healthy Summer Herbs
Friday, June 17, 12noon - 1:30pm
Herbalist Lisa Kearney will explore some of the
healthful wild edible plants growing around us
on Long Island. Ms. Kearney will discuss the
medicinal benefits of these plants and how you
can incorporate them into your diet. Learn how
to make herbal teas, wild herb pesto, herbinfused drinks and wild edible salads.
Summer Herbal Drinks
& Healing Elixers
Scholarship Blood Drive
Nothing beats the summer
heat like a nice refreshing
glass of herbal iced tea. The
beautiful aromas of the fresh
leaves and flowers are packed
with medicinal herbal benefits.
Herbalist Lisa Kearney will
discuss ten plants and share
recipes for herbal drinks and
healing elixers.
In conjunction with Long Island Blood Services,
75 years old (16 & 17
Thursday, July 14, 7:00 - 8:30pm
The Family Kitchen
Organic Garden
Tuesday, July 19, 6:30 - 8:30pm
From garden to table; learn how to grow,
prepare and store high quality organic food
for your family, feeding them all-year long.
With over 20 years experience, Renato
Stafford of Homegrown Organic Food,
will teach you the methods to a successful
organic garden including design and layout,
soil preparation, preparing your garden
beds, gathering your harvest, canning and
much more.
Senior Advocate
Monday, June 27 &
August 22, 10:00 - 11:30am
Receive assistance with Medicaid, food stamps,
senior housing and more, from a representative
for the Suffolk County Office of the Aging.
Little Stars of Hope
Yoga for Adults
Thursdays, July 14, July 28 & August 4
11:00am - 12 noon
This free 3-session Yoga
workshop is a grant-funded
program by the New York
State Office of Children and
Family Services, for adults
affected by Hurricane Sandy (all Lindenhurst
adults are welcome). This class is open to all
ages and levels of fitness.
Learn To Be... Tobacco Free
Thursdays, July 21 - August 25
Reunion Class Thursday, September 15
6:00 - 7:00pm
Prepare to quit! Open to Suffolk County
residents, this free 6-week smoking
cessation program, is offered by the Suffolk
County Office of Health Education. The
program includes an
educational, behavorial and
pharmaceutical component
and is for all forms of
tobacco use. The Learn to
Be... Tobacco Free program
also offers FDA approved
nicotine replacement therapies and is
available to medically approved participants
and under the direction and supervision of
clinical nurses for a fee.
Lindenhurst
Memorial Library
Summer
Program Guide
the library is sponsoring a Scholarship Blood
Drive. Your life-saving
blood donations help
many patients enjoy
another tomorrow! If
you are between 16 -
year olds with parental
consent), and weigh at least 110 lbs, you can
donate blood and save lives.
For further information call:
1-800-688-0900.
Call the library to make an
appointment beginning July 1.
Meditation: From Stress
To Serenity
Thursday, August 4, 7:00 - 8:30pm
Long-time meditator John Bednarik will
demonstrate the most practical methods of
calming the mind for
better meditation.
He will also share a
simple technique,
which if practiced
regularly, can reduce
stress and may result
in a permanent state of peace and joy.
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Tai Chi Classes
NEW RELEASE MOVIES
THURSDAYS AT 1:30PM • NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED
June 2: The Lady in the Van
(PG-13), 104 Minutes
This is the true story of the
relationship between Alan
Bennett, a distinguished
British playwright, and Miss
Shepherd (Maggie Smith), a
woman of uncertain origins
who “temporarily” parked
her van in Bennett’s London driveway and
proceeded to live there for fifteen years.
June 16: The Choice
Travis Shaw (Benjamin Walker)
is a ladies’ man who thinks
a serious relationship would
cramp his easy-going lifestyle.
Gabby Holland (Teresa Palmer)
is a feisty medical student
who’s preparing to settle
down with her long-term
boyfriend (Tom Welling). Fate brings the two
together as Gabby moves next door to Travis,
sparking an irresistible attraction that upends
both of their well-planned lives.
June 23: Race
Centering on the world
famous Jesse Owens and his
quest to become the best
track and field runner of all
time, Race focuses on the
drama of Owens’ training
regimen and buildup to
the 1936 Olympics, which
were held in Nazi Germany. Faced with these
overwhelming sets of obstacles, Jesse Owens
sought his own place on the world stage at the
1936 Olympics. Stephan James, Jeremy Irons
and William Hurt.
June 30: My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 Intermediate Photoshop
(PG-13), 94 minutes
Toula and Ian were married in a
lavish Greek ceremony several
years ago, and many colorful
characters came together to
celebrate their nuptials. Now,
another major wedding is in the
works, and Toula and Ian are
on the guest list. Their teenage
daughter is constantly stirring up trouble. Will
they be able to celebrate another wedding
with joy, or will their marital problems create a
disturbance on this happy day? Nia Vardalos,
John Corbett and Lainie Kazan.
EDUCATION &
TECHNOLOGY
Heroes to the End (Author Visit)
Wednesday, June 22, 7:00 - 8:30pm
Learn about intermediate
features and editing in Adobe
Photoshop including retouching,
filters, effects and much more.
Prerequisite: Introduction
to Adobe Photoshop or equivalent. For
intermediate and advanced computer users.
Conducted by Sharper Training Solutions.
One-On-One with Senator Boyle
State Senator Phil Boyle will visit the library to
meet with constituents
Thursday, June 9, 7:00 - 8:30pm
face to face to discuss
Former Newsday sports reporter and copy editor
James Smith, will discuss his book Heroes to the
End: An Army Correspondent’s Last Days in
Vietnam. This book is a memoir of Smith’s 1971-72
year-long tour in Vietnam, during which he wrote
more than 75 articles for the Stars and Stripes
newspaper. Proceeds from the sale of his book,
which will be available after the program, will go to
United Veterans Beacon House, a Long Island nonprofit which runs 32 homeless shelters for veterans
and others.
Registration is ongoing. LNA158
issues that are a
How To Avoid Scams &
Be An Informed Consumer
Tuesday, June 14, 11:00am - 12 noon
Don’t fall for a scam artist! A representative
from the Suffolk County Department of Labor,
Licensing & Consumer Affairs will demonstrate
methods for spotting scams and protecting
yourself from them; whether you are seeking
home improvement services, or purchasing
home furnishings and other goods and
services regulated by the County. In addition,
a representative from the Attorney General’s
office will speak briefly about financial scams.
Registration begins May 26. LNA163
Lindenhurst
Memorial Library
Summer
Program Guide
concern to you and
your community. Bring
your questions!
Registration begins
July 1. LNA300
How To Tune-Up A Windows PC
Librarian Craig Pullen will discuss the
many procedures for cleaning out old files,
“defragging” the disk, installing anti-virus
software, cleaning
out the registry,
backing up files and
other important
practices.
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The Library Shows A Film Every Thursday Except
The 2nd Week Of Each Month. Snacks Are
Provided. Please Note That Titles Printed In The
Program Guide Are Occasionally Unavailable
Due To A Change Of Film Release Date After
Publication. Movies Selected For July And August
Will Be Selected When The Studios’ Release
Information Becomes Available. PLEASE CALL
THE LIBRARY AT 957-7755 OR VISIT THE
LIBRARY’S WEBSITE LMLONLINE.ORG FOR
THE LATEST MOVIE INFORMATION.
EDUCATION &
TECHNOLOGY
DEFENSIVE DRIVING &
PRE-LICENSING COURSES
ARTS,
CRAFTS & SO MUCH MORE!
**1st Week Of Registration Is Limited To LML Cardholders
Unless Otherwise Noted.
Creative Pastry
Friday, June 3, 1:30 - 3:30pm
Simply Creative Chef Rob Scott teaches
you how to make two different kinds
of pastry. A contest follows. Whoever
creates the best dessert wins a prize.
$7 pp materials fee, cash or check is
payable to the library.
Receive a 10% reduction on automobile liability/collision insurance
and qualify for a license point reduction.
Proper ID is required when registering an absentee person.
AARP Smart Driver
LNAMO300
Saturday, June 18. Reg begins June 4
Friday, July 8. Reg begins June 24.
9:00am - 3:30pm
$20 pp for AARP Members (bring AARP card to register)
$25 pp for non-members of AARP.
Check or money orders payable to AARP.
NO CASH. Separate check for each person.
*First day of registration is limited to Lindenhurst Memorial
Library cardholders.
Registration is ongoing. LNAMO115
**Flower Pot Crow
Wednesday, June 8, 6:00 - 8:30pm
Let Rinette Napolitano show you how to turn an ordinary flower pot into
an adorable summer decoration. $6 pp materials fee is per craft, cash
or check payable to Rinette Napolitano. Bring flat, liner and sponge
brushes to class.
Registration began May 19. LNAMO113
**Acrylic Painting & Brunch
Tuesday, June 28, 10:30am - 1:00pm
Create an original piece of art with
Empire Safety Council
LNAMO301
instruction from artist June Long-Schuman.
$27 pp, cash, check or money order payable to
Empire Safety Council.
2 Session Course
Tuesday, June 28 & Wednesday, June 29
5:45 - 8:45pm (Must Attend Both Sessions)
Registration begins June 14.
class. No experience necessay. Enjoy snacks
Registration begins July 9
Saturday, August 20, 10:00am - 4:00pm
Registration begins August 6.
Project is ready to take home at the end of
provided by the library during a painting
break. $12 pp materials fee, cash or check
payable to June Long-Schuman.
Registration begins June 1. LNAMO118
**Painting & Pizza Party
Thursday, June 30, 6:30 - 8:30pm
Never picked up a paintbrush before? Artist
Pre-Licensing Course
LNYMO104
June Long-Schuman gives you step-by-step
painting. $12 pp fee, cash or check to June
This 5 hour Pre-Licensing Class is required for all permit holders
(regardless of their age) in order to schedule a road test with the NY
State Dept. of Motor Vehicles. 5 hour certificate issued is required at
the road test site. $40 pp cash is due on the day of class.
Registration begins July 16.
Lindenhurst
Memorial Library
instruction to create a beautiful summer-themed
Long-Schuman, includes materials, pizza and soft
drinks. At the end of the night, go home with
your artwork. No experience necessary.
Registration begins June 1. LNAMO119
Summer
Program Guide
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LIVE AT LML
SUMMER OUTDOOR
CONCERT SERIES
Tangerine
Beyond Fab
Raindate Thursday, July 14
Raindate Tuesday, August 9
Join us as Tangerine performs a nostalgic journey of music from
the 40’s to the millennium. Don’t forget to dance!
Feinberg Brother Authentic Bluegrass Band
If you are a Beatles fan, don’t miss this concert! An energized
musical performance of the Beatles and beyond! Featuring former
members of the Liverpool Shuffle. Don’t miss this event!
The Precisions Doo Wop
The Feinberg Brothers is an authentic bluegrass band from Long
Island. The band features brothers Rourke (fiddle) and Patrick
(mandolin) singing lead and tenor, along with their father a
longtime bluegrass musician, Ronnie Feinberg on guitar and
baritone vocals. Blending their bluegrass roots wit a classical
training background, they delight audiences with their tight,
soulful harmonies and masterful fiddle, mandolin and guitar
playing. Rounding out the band are Terry McGill on banjo and
Peter Elegant on bass.
Raindate Thursday, August 25
Raindate Monday, July 25
The MacMurrays
Raindate Thursday, August 4
Move your feet and dance to the sounds of this 60’s rock and roll
band. Hear songs by some of your favorite artists like Dave Clark
Five, Bee Gees, Beach Boys and Lovin’ Spoonful.
Thursday, August 18, 7:00 - 8:00pm
Former Golden Crest Records recording artists, The Precisions
perform music from the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s, including their hit
single “Someone to Watch Over Me”. Don’t forget to dance!
Stagecoach
Raindate Monday, August 29
Stagecoach performs traditional Country Western music, as well
as southern and classic rock.
Steel Silk Band
Saturday, September 3, 2:00 - 3:30pm
Raindate Saturday, September 17
Say good-bye to summer and get ready for fall, as The Steel
Silk Band performs a selection of songs that will bring back your
fondest memories of yester-year. Enjoy hits from Billy Joel, Donna
Summer, Heart, Alicia Keys, Whitney Houston and many more.
FUN FAMILY PROGRAM!
Grins and Grins Family Comedy Show
A Fast-paced variety show that incorporates magic, ventriloquism, whip-cracking,
“daring” feats of balance, circus skills and more to create a family-friendly show
that is WAAAY more than just another juggling act!
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Summer
Program Guide
Lindenhurst
Memorial Library

library director - Lindenhurst Memorial Library

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