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Sunday September 5, 2010 Go To Top LIBRARY CLOSED   Monday September 6, 2010 Go To Top LIBRARY CLOSED       Tuesday September 7, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  9:00 PM LIBRARY OPEN   Thursday September 9, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  12:00 PM HISTORY ROOM OPEN       Contact: Elizabeth Hogan & Carol Stern   516-676-2130   longislandhistory@glencovelibrary.org     Location: History Room Saturday September 11, 2010 Go To Top ANY SOLDIER VOLUNTEER PROGRAM       Since December 2006, through a website program called AnySoldier.com, we have been gathering numerous items generously donated by people in our community and collected in the Library. These items were sent to our soldiers serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. This is an ongoing effort and we need your help organizing the donations into boxes and bringing them to the Post Office. Your assistance is welcome and can earn community service credit. Any donations to send to the soldiers would also be appreciated. REGISTRATION: YES FEE: NO     Location: Community Room   10:00 AM WRITER'S GROUP       The Writer's Group continues to meet on the first Saturday of each month. If you are a serious writer, come join them for a lively exchange of ideas.     Location: Community Room Monday September 13, 2010 Go To Top 2:00 PM  -  5:00 PM HISTORY ROOM OPEN       Contact: Elizabeth Hogan & Carol Stern   516-676-2130   longislandhistory@glencovelibrary.org         Location: History Room Tuesday September 14, 2010 Go To Top 7:00 PM LONG ISLAND HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS LECTURE       Many Long Islanders do not believe that our area is in danger of being hit by a major hurricane. They're wrong. Being prepared ahead of time is the best way to minimize potential damage. Join us as a representative from the American Red Cross, Nassau County Department of Emergency Services offers a lecture on hurricane and disaster preparedness to ensure your safety and the well-being of you and your family. What you do before a hurricane can make all the difference during and after one hits. Plan ahead and learn how to create a family disaster plan and a disaster preparedness kit before a disaster strikes.     Location: Community Room Thursday September 16, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  12:00 PM HISTORY ROOM OPEN       Contact: Elizabeth Hogan & Carol Stern   516-676-2130   longislandhistory@glencovelibrary.org     Location: History Room Monday September 20, 2010 Go To Top 2:00 PM  -  5:00 PM HISTORY ROOM OPEN       Contact: Elizabeth Hogan & Carol Stern   516-676-2130   longislandhistory@glencovelibrary.org         Location: History Room Tuesday September 21, 2010 Go To Top 2:00 PM BEETHOVEN AND HIS CONCERTOS       Dr. Stuart Bailin, Beethoven enthusiast and historian, will present an informative and entertaining lecture featuring Ludwig van Beethoven's concertos. Learn about the seven concertos Beethoven completed during his lifetime, including piano concertos, a violin concerto and a triple concerto for violin, cello and piano.     Location: Community Room   7:00 PM SEAWEED, SLIME AND SQUISH       Learn all about the slimy part of the sea from a teacher from the Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum. You'll see and touch different kinds of seaweed. Then create your own batch of sea goo and test it for squish, bounce and stretch. GRADES: 2 - 5 REGISTRATION: YES FEE: NO     Location: Community Room

Wednesday September 22, 2010 Go To Top 11:00 AM FIVE KEYS TO BETTER WOMEN'S HEALTH       Women are generally regarded as the keeper of family health. Join us as a representative from the Creating Wellness Center of Commack presents a lecture focusing on ways woman can maintain and improve their health. Discover the secrets to aging healthfully; learn how to reduce headaches and pains and how to balance hormones. This presentation is geared for women between twenty-five and sixty years of age although all are welcome to attend this informative lecture.     Location: Community Room Thursday September 23, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  12:00 PM HISTORY ROOM OPEN       Contact: Elizabeth Hogan & Carol Stern   516-676-2130   longislandhistory@glencovelibrary.org     Location: History Room Friday September 24, 2010 Go To Top 11:00 AM PLAY HOORAY       Enjoy time with your little one while playing, singing and dancing. Sign up early for these very popular parent-child interactive programs; space is limited. Ages 18 months – 3 years, with adult     Location: Children's Room Monday September 27, 2010 Go To Top 2:00 PM  -  5:00 PM HISTORY ROOM OPEN       Contact: Elizabeth Hogan & Carol Stern   516-676-2130   longislandhistory@glencovelibrary.org         Location: History Room Tuesday September 28, 2010 Go To Top 2:00 PM LET THE GREAT WORLD SPIN, BY COLUM MCCANN       Join us as librarians Janice Angliss and Carol Stern lead a discussion of Colum McCann’s Let The Great World Spin, which won the National Book Award for fiction in 2009. May, 1974, the people of lower Manhattan stand still, staring up in disbelief at the Twin Towers. A mysterious tightrope walker takes upon himself the challenge of walking a high wire strung between the tops of the two towers. As he performs, a crowd of onlookers gathers below watching in awe. A slew of ordinary lives become extraordinary as McCann weaves together the stories of some of these different characters. Copies of the book will be available at the Reference desk.     Location: Community Room   4:00 PM FALL WINDSOCK       Create an amusing animal face on a foam windsock. Roll it into a cylinder shape, add colorful crepe paper and you will have a windsock to hang and catch the cool fall breeze. GRADES: 2 - 5 REGISTRATION: YES FEE: NO     Location: Children's Room Thursday September 30, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  12:00 PM HISTORY ROOM OPEN       Contact: Elizabeth Hogan & Carol Stern   516-676-2130   longislandhistory@glencovelibrary.org     Location: History Room   7:00 PM THE COLLEGE APPLICATION PROCESS AND THE COLLEGE ESSAY WORKSHOP       Are your college applications completed? Is your college essay written? If you are feeling anxious or overwhelmed by the challenge of applying to college, come to a presentation by Antoinette Ursini, a retired school counselor and English teacher, who will provide you with guidelines and helpful tips on the best way to complete your college application and college essay. Parents and students welcome. REGISTRATION: YES FEE: NO     Location: Community Room Saturday October 2, 2010 Go To Top 10:00 AM WRITER'S GROUP       The Writer's Group continues to meet on the first Saturday of each month. If you are a serious writer, come join them for a lively exchange of ideas.     Location: Community Room Sunday October 3, 2010 Go To Top 2:30 PM ITALIAN AMERICANS AND THE MEDIA: CINEMA, VIDEO AND TELEVISION       Italian Americans have had a conspicuous, though at times, debatable, presence in cinema, music, and television. From the early days of cinema, this medium played an integral part in laying a foundation for a negative stereotype of the Italian American: gangster, womanizer, buffoon. However, on television, the situation was different. Though negative stereotyping continued, there were other more positive manifestations. The contemporary medium of the music video saw the likes of Madonna, John Bon Jovi, and Gwen Stefani each bring an innovative twist to the short visual. Please join Dr. Anthony Julian Tamburri as he traces the representation of Italian Americans in each medium. This program, which is free and open to the public, is sponsored by Loggia Glen Cove, No. 1016, Order of Sons of Italy in America, with the support of the New York Council for the Humanities.     Location: Community Room Tuesday October 5, 2010 Go To Top CHESS WORKSHOP       You're never too young or too old to learn how to play chess. If you've never played, learn the basics of this unique and fascinating game. If you're already a chess player, learn new strategies from a master chess player and enjoy playing the game with other children. Sign up early since seating is limited for this popular workshop. GRADES: 1 - 5 REGISTRATION: YES FEE: NO     Location: Community Room   10:30 AM MOTHER GOOSE STORYTIME       This half-hour of short books, nursery rhymes, finger plays and music is a wonderful introduction to the Library for our youngest patrons. AGES 18 MONTHS - 30 MONTHS WITH ADULT     Location: Children's Room

Wednesday October 6, 2010 Go To Top 10:30 AM TODDLER STORYTIME       Young children get a chance to listen to books, interact with flannel board stories, sing and dance to music and create a simple craft in this half hour library program. AGES 2 1/2 – 3 YEARS WITH ADULT     Location: Children's Room Thursday October 7, 2010 Go To Top 10:30 AM TODDLER STORYTIME       Young children get a chance to listen to books, interact with flannel board stories, sing and dance to music and create a simple craft in this half hour library program. AGES 2 1/2 – 3 YEARS WITH ADULT     Location: Children's Room Friday October 8, 2010 Go To Top 1:00 PM TIME FOR KIDS - AMUSEMENT PARK       Enjoy time with your little one while playing, singing and dancing. Sign up early for these very popular parent-child interactive programs; space is limited. Ages 2 – 4 years, with adult     Location: Community Room Saturday October 9, 2010 Go To Top 2:00 PM AN INITIATIVE FOR BREAST HEALTH INFORMATION       October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Join us as Angelica Medina from Sisters United In Health offers an informative lecture on breast health and the risk factors for breast cancer. Learn about the importance of early detection, self and clinical examinations and mammograms as well as the many services relating to breast health this organization provides, including advocacy, support and counseling.     Location: Community Room Tuesday October 12, 2010 Go To Top 10:30 AM MOTHER GOOSE STORYTIME       This half-hour of short books, nursery rhymes, finger plays and music is a wonderful introduction to the Library for our youngest patrons. AGES 18 MONTHS - 30 MONTHS WITH ADULT     Location: Children's Room   7:00 PM CHESS WORKSHOP       You're never too young or too old to learn how to play chess. If you've never played, learn the basics of this unique and fascinating game. If you're already a chess player, learn new strategies from a master chess player and enjoy playing the game with other children. Sign up early since seating is limited for this popular workshop. GRADES: 1 - 5 REGISTRATION: YES FEE: NO     Location: Community Room Wednesday October 13, 2010 Go To Top 6:30 PM  -  8:30 PM COMPUTER KINDERGARTEN FOR GROWNUPS       Learn the basics! This slow-paced, hands-on workshop is specifically designed for first-time computer users. Topics covered include turning the computer on, using the mouse, the desktop, opening and closing programs, and turning the computer off.     Location: Community Room Thursday October 14, 2010 Go To Top 10:30 AM TODDLER STORYTIME       Young children get a chance to listen to books, interact with flannel board stories, sing and dance to music and create a simple craft in this half hour library program. AGES 2 1/2 – 3 YEARS WITH ADULT     Location: Children's Room Saturday October 16, 2010 Go To Top 11:00 AM BOOKS AND BAGELS BOOK DISCUSSION - SCAT, BY CARL HIAASEN       Once again, Hiaasen has written an edge-of-the seat eco-thriller! When their unpopular biology teacher goes missing in a suspicious fire during a field trip, Nick and Marta don't buy the headmaster's excuse for her absence and decide to do some investigating on their own. Eco-avengers, an endangered panther, illegal pipelines in the Everglades and an underachieving student with the nickname Smoke all play a part in this gripping novel. Please pick up a copy of the book when you register. REGISTRATION: Yes FEE: NO     Location: Community Room Sunday October 17, 2010 Go To Top TEEN READ WEEK - OCTOBER 17 - 23, 2010 - BOOKS WITH BEAT @ YOUR LIBRARY       Stop by the Library during Teen Read Week and check out our "Books With Beat!" Pick up books and other materials about poetry, music and more or take home and enjoy listening to an audiobook. Stop by today and find a page-turner that you can read or listen to, just for the fun of it! Come into the Library or email yareads@glencovelibrary.org and submit a review for your favorite “Books With Beat” book. Your review enters you in a raffle for a chance to win a Staples gift card!   2:00 PM THE LAST OF THE CLEAN COMEDIANS       Join Glen Anthony, master comedian and impersonator extraordinaire as he delivers his wholesome and hilarious humor. Laughter is the best medicine, so be sure to join us for an afternoon of good, healthy laughter that is guaranteed to lighten your heart!     Location: Community Room Monday October 18, 2010 Go To Top TEEN READ WEEK - OCTOBER 17 - 23, 2010 - BOOKS WITH BEAT @ YOUR LIBRARY       Stop by the Library during Teen Read Week and check out our "Books With Beat!" Pick up books and other materials about poetry, music and more or take home and enjoy listening to an audiobook. Stop by today and find a page-turner that you can read or listen to, just for the fun of it! Come into the Library or email yareads@glencovelibrary.org and submit a review for your favorite “Books With Beat” book. Your review enters you in a raffle for a chance to win a Staples gift card!

4:15 PM BOOKS ALIVE STORYTIME       Designed for our patrons with some school and library experience. Children will meet in the Community Room for stories, both fiction and non-fiction, and participate in discussion and a literature related activity. Parents may wait upstairs in the Library. No siblings, please. AGES 4-6 YEARS     Location: Community Room Tuesday October 19, 2010 Go To Top TEEN READ WEEK - OCTOBER 17 - 23, 2010 - BOOKS WITH BEAT @ YOUR LIBRARY       Stop by the Library during Teen Read Week and check out our "Books With Beat!" Pick up books and other materials about poetry, music and more or take home and enjoy listening to an audiobook. Stop by today and find a page-turner that you can read or listen to, just for the fun of it! Come into the Library or email yareads@glencovelibrary.org and submit a review for your favorite “Books With Beat” book. Your review enters you in a raffle for a chance to win a Staples gift card!   10:30 AM MOTHER GOOSE STORYTIME       This half-hour of short books, nursery rhymes, finger plays and music is a wonderful introduction to the Library for our youngest patrons. AGES 18 MONTHS - 30 MONTHS WITH ADULT     Location: Children's Room   4:00 PM OWL STORYCRAFT       Enjoy listening to some fiction and non-fiction books about the fascinating lives of owls. Then make an owl using foam and a brown paper plate that you can hang and enjoy. GRADES: K - 3 REGISTRATION: YES FEE: NO     Location: Community Room   7:00 PM CHESS WORKSHOP       You're never too young or too old to learn how to play chess. If you've never played, learn the basics of this unique and fascinating game. If you're already a chess player, learn new strategies from a master chess player and enjoy playing the game with other children. Sign up early since seating is limited for this popular workshop. GRADES: 1 - 5 REGISTRATION: YES FEE: NO     Location: Community Room Wednesday October 20, 2010 Go To Top TEEN READ WEEK - OCTOBER 17 - 23, 2010 - BOOKS WITH BEAT @ YOUR LIBRARY       Stop by the Library during Teen Read Week and check out our "Books With Beat!" Pick up books and other materials about poetry, music and more or take home and enjoy listening to an audiobook. Stop by today and find a page-turner that you can read or listen to, just for the fun of it! Come into the Library or email yareads@glencovelibrary.org and submit a review for your favorite “Books With Beat” book. Your review enters you in a raffle for a chance to win a Staples gift card!   10:30 AM TODDLER STORYTIME       Young children get a chance to listen to books, interact with flannel board stories, sing and dance to music and create a simple craft in this half hour library program. AGES 2 1/2 – 3 YEARS WITH ADULT     Location: Children's Room   6:30 PM  -  8:30 PM COMPUTER FIRST GRADE FOR GROWNUPS       In this workshop you will learn how to work with text, including how to input, insert, move, and erase text. Learn basic word processing skills and understand commands and dialog boxes. Due to the hands-on nature of this workshop, class size is limited and registrants should have completed Computer Kindergarten and have basic computer knowledge.     Location: Community Room Thursday October 21, 2010 Go To Top TEEN READ WEEK - OCTOBER 17 - 23, 2010 - BOOKS WITH BEAT @ YOUR LIBRARY       Stop by the Library during Teen Read Week and check out our "Books With Beat!" Pick up books and other materials about poetry, music and more or take home and enjoy listening to an audiobook. Stop by today and find a page-turner that you can read or listen to, just for the fun of it! Come into the Library or email yareads@glencovelibrary.org and submit a review for your favorite “Books With Beat” book. Your review enters you in a raffle for a chance to win a Staples gift card! Friday October 22, 2010 Go To Top TEEN READ WEEK - OCTOBER 17 - 23, 2010 - BOOKS WITH BEAT @ YOUR LIBRARY       Stop by the Library during Teen Read Week and check out our "Books With Beat!" Pick up books and other materials about poetry, music and more or take home and enjoy listening to an audiobook. Stop by today and find a page-turner that you can read or listen to, just for the fun of it! Come into the Library or email yareads@glencovelibrary.org and submit a review for your favorite “Books With Beat” book. Your review enters you in a raffle for a chance to win a Staples gift card!   11:00 AM PLAY HOORAY       Enjoy time with your little one while playing, singing and dancing. Sign up early for these very popular parent-child interactive programs; space is limited. Ages 18 months – 3 years, with adult     Location: Community Room Saturday October 23, 2010 Go To Top TEEN READ WEEK - OCTOBER 17 - 23, 2010 - BOOKS WITH BEAT @ YOUR LIBRARY       Stop by the Library during Teen Read Week and check out our "Books With Beat!" Pick up books and other materials about poetry, music and more or take home and enjoy listening to an audiobook. Stop by today and find a page-turner that you can read or listen to, just for the fun of it! Come into the Library or email yareads@glencovelibrary.org and submit a review for your favorite “Books With Beat” book. Your review enters you in a raffle for a chance to win a Staples gift card!

Sunday October 24, 2010 Go To Top 2:00 PM OLD BETHPAGE VILLAGE BRASS BAND       The American Concert Band Society of Long Island presents the Old Bethpage Village Brass Band! Join us for an afternoon of music and enjoy listening to the historic sounds of Civil War music during this performance by the Old Bethpage Village Brass Band. Hands will be clapping and feet will be tapping - don't miss it!     Location: Community Room Monday October 25, 2010 Go To Top 4:15 PM BOOKS ALIVE STORYTIME       Designed for our patrons with some school and library experience. Children will meet in the Community Room for stories, both fiction and non-fiction, and participate in discussion and a literature related activity. Parents may wait upstairs in the Library. No siblings, please. AGES 4-6 YEARS     Location: Community Room Tuesday October 26, 2010 Go To Top 10:30 AM MOTHER GOOSE STORYTIME       This half-hour of short books, nursery rhymes, finger plays and music is a wonderful introduction to the Library for our youngest patrons. AGES 18 MONTHS - 30 MONTHS WITH ADULT     Location: Children's Room   2:00 PM COLUMBINE, BY DAVE CULLEN       Although much has been written about the 1999 shooting at Columbine High School, little of it has helped to explain why two high school students went on a rampage, killing thirteen people and wounding many others. Dave Cullen's fine work of investigative journalism offers a penetrating look at the motivation and intent of the shooters. Join us as librarian Elizabeth Olesh, Manager of Outreach Services for the Nassau Library System, leads a discussion of the emotionally charged book, Columbine, and discover the myths and misconceptions that evolved soon after the Columbine tragedy. Copies of the book will be available at the Reference desk.     Location: Community Room   7:00 PM CHESS WORKSHOP       You're never too young or too old to learn how to play chess. If you've never played, learn the basics of this unique and fascinating game. If you're already a chess player, learn new strategies from a master chess player and enjoy playing the game with other children. Sign up early since seating is limited for this popular workshop. GRADES: 1 - 5 REGISTRATION: YES FEE: NO     Location: Community Room Wednesday October 27, 2010 Go To Top 10:30 AM TODDLER STORYTIME       Young children get a chance to listen to books, interact with flannel board stories, sing and dance to music and create a simple craft in this half hour library program. AGES 2 1/2 – 3 YEARS WITH ADULT     Location: Children's Room   7:00 PM HALLOWEEN NIGHT STORIES       Join our librarian in the Children's room for some spooky and funny Halloween stories. Music and a special Halloween craft will make this evening at the Library a lively and fun-filled time! GRADES: K - 3 REGISTRATION: YES FEE: NO     Location: Community Room Thursday October 28, 2010 Go To Top FALL BOOK BUDDIES AND HALLOWEEN PUMPKINS       Have some Halloween fun! Join your Book Buddy friends for stories and crafts and earn community service credit. Read some Halloween tales and help children ages 4 to 8 decorate a small pumpkin. REGISTRATION : Yes FEE: No, but please bring a small pumpkin     Location: Community Room   7:30 AM  -  7:30 PM GLEN COVE PUBLIC LIBRARY'S AUTUMN BUS TRIP       Discover the secrets hidden in the shadows of America's most historic and most haunted city! First, we'll enjoy a guided tour of Eastern State Penitentiary, once the most influential prison in the world. This now retired prison's architecture is still a source of fascination and marvel. Then enjoy a delicious lunch at the historic City Tavern (entree choice of Breaded Chicken Breast or Pasta Primavera must be selected at the time of registration). Following lunch, our costumed guide will meet us for the highlight of this trip - a ninety minute bus/walking tour of historic Philadelphia. Venture off the beaten path into a world of hidden pasts and dark secrets, restless spirits and eerie sightings, and learn all about the chilling tales of local haunts. The cost of $85 per person includes all and is payable by check or money order at the time of registration. Registration is in person at the Reference desk and begins Wednesday, September 8 for Glen Cove residents and Wednesday, September 15 for all others, space permitting. Please make checks or money orders payable to: The Glen Cove Library Bus Trip Fund. Please note: The price of each seat reflects that person’s share of the cost of transportation and the activities provided. These items are all pre-paid and there is no profit to the Library. Therefore, no refunds are possible. If you cannot attend, your ticket may be purchased by an individual on our waiting list. Should there be no waiting list, you may choose to give your place to another person.   10:30 AM TODDLER STORYTIME       Young children get a chance to listen to books, interact with flannel board stories, sing and dance to music and create a simple craft in this half hour library program. AGES 2 1/2 – 3 YEARS WITH ADULT     Location: Children's Room   4:15 PM HALLOWEEN PUMPKIN DECORATING       Bring a small pumpkin and come ready to hear some Halloween stories. With the assistance of our Young Adult helpers, you will change your pumpkin from a plain orange squash into a scary or funny-looking jack-o-lantern. AGES: 4 - 8 REGISTRATION: YES FEE: NO     Location: Community Room   6:30 PM  -  8:30 PM INTRODUCTION TO EXCEL 2007       Learn the basics of this popular spreadsheet program. Topics covered include creating, editing and formatting worksheets, using formulas and functions, and so much more. Due to the hands-on nature of this workshop, class size is limited and registrants should have completed Computer Kindergarten and Computer First Grade or equivalent.     Location: Community Room

Friday October 29, 2010 Go To Top 9:00 AM  -  5:00 PM DEFENSIVE DRIVING CLASS       The AARP Mature Driving course reduces driving record points and insurance costs. Registration is in person at the Reference desk and begins Wednesday, September 29 for Glen Cove residents and Wednesday, October 6 for all others, space permitting. The cost of $12 for AARP members and $14 for non-members is payable by check or money order at the time of registration. Please remember to bring your AARP membership card with you at registration to receive the reduced rate. Please make check or money order payable to: AARP.     Location: Community Room Monday November 1, 2010 Go To Top 4:15 PM BOOKS ALIVE STORYTIME       Designed for our patrons with some school and library experience. Children will meet in the Community Room for stories, both fiction and non-fiction, and participate in discussion and a literature related activity. Parents may wait upstairs in the Library. No siblings, please. AGES 4-6 YEARS     Location: Community Room Wednesday November 3, 2010 Go To Top 10:30 AM TODDLER STORYTIME       Young children get a chance to listen to books, interact with flannel board stories, sing and dance to music and create a simple craft in this half hour library program. AGES 2 1/2 – 3 YEARS WITH ADULT     Location: Children's Room Thursday November 4, 2010 Go To Top 10:30 AM TODDLER STORYTIME       Young children get a chance to listen to books, interact with flannel board stories, sing and dance to music and create a simple craft in this half hour library program. AGES 2 1/2 – 3 YEARS WITH ADULT     Location: Children's Room Monday November 8, 2010 Go To Top 4:15 PM BOOKS ALIVE STORYTIME       Designed for our patrons with some school and library experience. Children will meet in the Community Room for stories, both fiction and non-fiction, and participate in discussion and a literature related activity. Parents may wait upstairs in the Library. No siblings, please. AGES 4-6 YEARS     Location: Community Room Tuesday November 9, 2010 Go To Top 10:30 AM MOTHER GOOSE STORYTIME       This half-hour of short books, nursery rhymes, finger plays and music is a wonderful introduction to the Library for our youngest patrons. AGES 18 MONTHS - 30 MONTHS WITH ADULT     Location: Children's Room Wednesday November 10, 2010 Go To Top 10:30 AM TODDLER STORYTIME       Young children get a chance to listen to books, interact with flannel board stories, sing and dance to music and create a simple craft in this half hour library program. AGES 2 1/2 – 3 YEARS WITH ADULT     Location: Children's Room Thursday November 11, 2010 Go To Top 10:30 AM TODDLER STORYTIME       Young children get a chance to listen to books, interact with flannel board stories, sing and dance to music and create a simple craft in this half hour library program. AGES 2 1/2 – 3 YEARS WITH ADULT     Location: Children's Room Monday November 15, 2010 Go To Top 4:15 PM BOOKS ALIVE STORYTIME       Designed for our patrons with some school and library experience. Children will meet in the Community Room for stories, both fiction and non-fiction, and participate in discussion and a literature related activity. Parents may wait upstairs in the Library. No siblings, please. AGES 4-6 YEARS     Location: Community Room Tuesday November 16, 2010 Go To Top 10:30 AM MOTHER GOOSE STORYTIME       This half-hour of short books, nursery rhymes, finger plays and music is a wonderful introduction to the Library for our youngest patrons. AGES 18 MONTHS - 30 MONTHS WITH ADULT     Location: Children's Room Thursday November 18, 2010 Go To Top 10:30 AM TODDLER STORYTIME       Young children get a chance to listen to books, interact with flannel board stories, sing and dance to music and create a simple craft in this half hour library program. AGES 2 1/2 – 3 YEARS WITH ADULT     Location: Children's Room Monday November 22, 2010 Go To Top 4:15 PM BOOKS ALIVE STORYTIME       Designed for our patrons with some school and library experience. Children will meet in the Community Room for stories, both fiction and non-fiction, and participate in discussion and a literature related activity. Parents may wait upstairs in the Library. No siblings, please. AGES 4-6 YEARS     Location: Community Room

Tuesday November 23, 2010 Go To Top 10:30 AM MOTHER GOOSE STORYTIME       This half-hour of short books, nursery rhymes, finger plays and music is a wonderful introduction to the Library for our youngest patrons. AGES 18 MONTHS - 30 MONTHS WITH ADULT     Location: Children's Room Wednesday November 24, 2010 Go To Top 10:30 AM TODDLER STORYTIME       Young children get a chance to listen to books, interact with flannel board stories, sing and dance to music and create a simple craft in this half hour library program. AGES 2 1/2 – 3 YEARS WITH ADULT     Location: Children's Room

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