Learn yoga postures, breathing practices and meditation techniques to bring balance, equilibrium and good health to your body and mind. Studies have shown that yoga and meditation have remarkable healing effects for those who practice.
Open to all levels, this 60-minute class will promote flexibility, strength and balance for your body and mind. Bring a yoga mat, meditation pillow to sit on, water bottle and small towel. Dress in comfortable clothing.
Sharon Epstein, MS, YACEP, E-RYT-500 has been studying and practicing yoga and meditation for over 30 years. Sharon loves teaching all levels and ages. She has taught in yoga studios, synagogues, corporate offices, private homes, in hospitals, schools and camps. Including nutrition and lifestyle choices into the scope of her work, she studied to become a certified health coach in 2018. Sharon is a Great Neck resident.
Registration is required - Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone, beginning February 27 at 10 am. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
Classes run March 7, 14, 21, 28 and April 4, 11. Register once for the whole series
Learn yoga postures, breathing practices and meditation techniques to bring balance, equilibrium and good health to your body and mind. Studies have shown that yoga and meditation have remarkable healing effects for those who practice.
Open to all levels, this 60-minute class will promote flexibility, strength and balance for your body and mind. Bring a yoga mat, meditation pillow to sit on, water bottle and small towel. Dress in comfortable clothing.
Sharon Epstein, MS, YACEP, E-RYT-500 has been studying and practicing yoga and meditation for over 30 years. Sharon loves teaching all levels and ages. She has taught in yoga studios, synagogues, corporate offices, private homes, in hospitals, schools and camps. Including nutrition and lifestyle choices into the scope of her work, she studied to become a certified health coach in 2018. Sharon is a Great Neck resident.
Registration is required - Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone, beginning February 27 at 10 am. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
Classes run March 7, 14, 21, 28 and April 4, 11. Register once for the whole series
Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required! Please bring your own chess set.
Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required! Please bring your own chess set.
Let's welcome spring with these delicate and pretty flower earrings. All materials provided. Feel free to bring your own beads and pliers if you wish. Please arrive 5 minutes early to choose your beads and supplies as the color choices are subjected to availabilities. No experience necessary.
Allergy Warning- Please note that class materials may contain mixed metals.
Classes will be held April 4, 11, 18 and May 2. Separate registration for each class as space is extremely limited. Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone, beginning February 27 at 10 am. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
Let's welcome spring with these delicate and pretty flower earrings. All materials provided. Feel free to bring your own beads and pliers if you wish. Please arrive 5 minutes early to choose your beads and supplies as the color choices are subjected to availabilities. No experience necessary.
Allergy Warning- Please note that class materials may contain mixed metals.
Classes will be held April 4, 11, 18 and May 2. Separate registration for each class as space is extremely limited. Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone, beginning February 27 at 10 am. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
The group meets every other Thursday at the Main Library: April 4, 18, May 2, 16, 30, June 13 and 27. All writers and genres welcome! No registration required.
The group meets every other Thursday at the Main Library: April 4, 18, May 2, 16, 30, June 13 and 27. All writers and genres welcome! No registration required.
Learn yoga postures, breathing practices and meditation techniques to bring balance, equilibrium and good health to your body and mind. Studies have shown that yoga and meditation have remarkable healing effects for those who practice.
Open to all levels, this 60-minute class will promote flexibility, strength and balance for your body and mind. Bring a yoga mat, meditation pillow to sit on, water bottle and small towel. Dress in comfortable clothing.
Sharon Epstein, MS, YACEP, E-RYT-500 has been studying and practicing yoga and meditation for over 30 years. Sharon loves teaching all levels and ages. She has taught in yoga studios, synagogues, corporate offices, private homes, in hospitals, schools and camps. Including nutrition and lifestyle choices into the scope of her work, she studied to become a certified health coach in 2018. Sharon is a Great Neck resident.
Registration is required - Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone, beginning February 27 at 10 am. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
Classes run March 7, 14, 21, 28 and April 4, 11. Register once for the whole series
Learn yoga postures, breathing practices and meditation techniques to bring balance, equilibrium and good health to your body and mind. Studies have shown that yoga and meditation have remarkable healing effects for those who practice.
Open to all levels, this 60-minute class will promote flexibility, strength and balance for your body and mind. Bring a yoga mat, meditation pillow to sit on, water bottle and small towel. Dress in comfortable clothing.
Sharon Epstein, MS, YACEP, E-RYT-500 has been studying and practicing yoga and meditation for over 30 years. Sharon loves teaching all levels and ages. She has taught in yoga studios, synagogues, corporate offices, private homes, in hospitals, schools and camps. Including nutrition and lifestyle choices into the scope of her work, she studied to become a certified health coach in 2018. Sharon is a Great Neck resident.
Registration is required - Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone, beginning February 27 at 10 am. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
Classes run March 7, 14, 21, 28 and April 4, 11. Register once for the whole series
Go over basic hand sewing stitches, how to darn and mend holes or seams in your clothes, sew a button, and more with Cindy.
Please consider bringing an article of clothing or item that you'd like to repair - socks are a great choice, please no undergarments! All other equipment and materials will be provided.
Registration is required - Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone beginning February 27 at 10 AM. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
Go over basic hand sewing stitches, how to darn and mend holes or seams in your clothes, sew a button, and more with Cindy.
Please consider bringing an article of clothing or item that you'd like to repair - socks are a great choice, please no undergarments! All other equipment and materials will be provided.
Registration is required - Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone beginning February 27 at 10 AM. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required! Please bring your own chess set.
Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required! Please bring your own chess set.
Based on Sarfraz Manzoor’s acclaimed memoir Greetings from Bury Park, “Blinded by the Light” is a joyful story of courage, love, hope, family and the unique ability of music to lift the human spirit.
Billy Barratt, Ronak Singh Chadha Berges, Viveik Kalra, Lee Barnett, Kulvinder Ghir
No registration needed; first come, first seated
Based on Sarfraz Manzoor’s acclaimed memoir Greetings from Bury Park, “Blinded by the Light” is a joyful story of courage, love, hope, family and the unique ability of music to lift the human spirit.
Billy Barratt, Ronak Singh Chadha Berges, Viveik Kalra, Lee Barnett, Kulvinder Ghir
No registration needed; first come, first seated
Join us at our World Lit Book Club at Main for our monthly discussion on a book selection from an international author!
Please call Main at 516-466-8055 ext. 218 or email dwang@greatnecklibrary.org for help requesting a physical copy of the book. Please call before March 15th in order to receive a physical copy.
No registration is required.
Copies of the title may also be available on EBook and EAudiobook via Libby-Overdrive.
https://libbyapp.com/search/nassau/search/query-The%20Anomaly/page-1/6093663
April Selection: The Anomaly by Herve Le Tellier
“The Anomaly,” a runaway best seller in France, where it won the Prix Goncourt, lies in that exciting Venn diagram where high entertainment meets serious literature. Its plot might have been borrowed from “The Twilight Zone” or “Black Mirror,” but it movingly explores urgent questions about reality, fate and free will. If our lives might not be our own and we end up dying either way, how should we live? [NYT]
Questions of philosophy, mathematics, and astrophysics bend this novel far from the typical mold, and Le Tellier’s characters must confront the deepest questions of existence. This thought-provoking literary work deserves a wide readership. [PW]
Join us at our World Lit Book Club at Main for our monthly discussion on a book selection from an international author!
Please call Main at 516-466-8055 ext. 218 or email dwang@greatnecklibrary.org for help requesting a physical copy of the book. Please call before March 15th in order to receive a physical copy.
No registration is required.
Copies of the title may also be available on EBook and EAudiobook via Libby-Overdrive.
https://libbyapp.com/search/nassau/search/query-The%20Anomaly/page-1/6093663
April Selection: The Anomaly by Herve Le Tellier
“The Anomaly,” a runaway best seller in France, where it won the Prix Goncourt, lies in that exciting Venn diagram where high entertainment meets serious literature. Its plot might have been borrowed from “The Twilight Zone” or “Black Mirror,” but it movingly explores urgent questions about reality, fate and free will. If our lives might not be our own and we end up dying either way, how should we live? [NYT]
Questions of philosophy, mathematics, and astrophysics bend this novel far from the typical mold, and Le Tellier’s characters must confront the deepest questions of existence. This thought-provoking literary work deserves a wide readership. [PW]
Learn a new technique of wrapping beads to make this flower bracelet. All materials provided. Feel free to bring your own beads and pliers if you wish. Please arrive 5 minutes early to choose your beads and supplies as the color choices are subjected to availabilities. No experience necessary.
Allergy Warning- Please note that class materials may contain mixed metals.
Classes will be held April 4, 11, 18 and May 2. Separate registration for each class as space is extremely limited. Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone, beginning February 27 at 10 am. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
Learn a new technique of wrapping beads to make this flower bracelet. All materials provided. Feel free to bring your own beads and pliers if you wish. Please arrive 5 minutes early to choose your beads and supplies as the color choices are subjected to availabilities. No experience necessary.
Allergy Warning- Please note that class materials may contain mixed metals.
Classes will be held April 4, 11, 18 and May 2. Separate registration for each class as space is extremely limited. Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone, beginning February 27 at 10 am. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
We share, we care, we dare as we move right along into the next sessions. Join us and walk away with a continued warmup with Adriana O'Ferrall, discussions on women's issues, world issues, and much more.
No registration required. Open to all.
We share, we care, we dare as we move right along into the next sessions. Join us and walk away with a continued warmup with Adriana O'Ferrall, discussions on women's issues, world issues, and much more.
No registration required. Open to all.
Learn yoga postures, breathing practices and meditation techniques to bring balance, equilibrium and good health to your body and mind. Studies have shown that yoga and meditation have remarkable healing effects for those who practice.
Open to all levels, this 60-minute class will promote flexibility, strength and balance for your body and mind. Bring a yoga mat, meditation pillow to sit on, water bottle and small towel. Dress in comfortable clothing.
Sharon Epstein, MS, YACEP, E-RYT-500 has been studying and practicing yoga and meditation for over 30 years. Sharon loves teaching all levels and ages. She has taught in yoga studios, synagogues, corporate offices, private homes, in hospitals, schools and camps. Including nutrition and lifestyle choices into the scope of her work, she studied to become a certified health coach in 2018. Sharon is a Great Neck resident.
Registration is required - Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone, beginning February 27 at 10 am. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
Classes run March 7, 14, 21, 28 and April 4, 11. Register once for the whole series
Learn yoga postures, breathing practices and meditation techniques to bring balance, equilibrium and good health to your body and mind. Studies have shown that yoga and meditation have remarkable healing effects for those who practice.
Open to all levels, this 60-minute class will promote flexibility, strength and balance for your body and mind. Bring a yoga mat, meditation pillow to sit on, water bottle and small towel. Dress in comfortable clothing.
Sharon Epstein, MS, YACEP, E-RYT-500 has been studying and practicing yoga and meditation for over 30 years. Sharon loves teaching all levels and ages. She has taught in yoga studios, synagogues, corporate offices, private homes, in hospitals, schools and camps. Including nutrition and lifestyle choices into the scope of her work, she studied to become a certified health coach in 2018. Sharon is a Great Neck resident.
Registration is required - Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone, beginning February 27 at 10 am. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
Classes run March 7, 14, 21, 28 and April 4, 11. Register once for the whole series
Converse with native speaker Vera Eli and strengthen your French skills! Vera is a member of the French Club of Long Island, and is a Great Neck resident.
Please note that these are not language lessons, so a basic foundation in French is required. No registration required.
Converse with native speaker Vera Eli and strengthen your French skills! Vera is a member of the French Club of Long Island, and is a Great Neck resident.
Please note that these are not language lessons, so a basic foundation in French is required. No registration required.
Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required! Please bring your own chess set.
Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required! Please bring your own chess set.
We will be making a wire wrap flower ring. All materials provided. Feel free to bring your own beads and pliers if you wish. Please arrive 5 minutes early to choose your wire as the color choices are subjected to availabilities. No experience necessary.
Allergy Warning- Please note that class materials may contain mixed metals.
Classes will be held April 4, 11, 18 and May 2. Separate registration for each class as space is extremely limited. Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone, beginning February 27 at 10 am. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
We will be making a wire wrap flower ring. All materials provided. Feel free to bring your own beads and pliers if you wish. Please arrive 5 minutes early to choose your wire as the color choices are subjected to availabilities. No experience necessary.
Allergy Warning- Please note that class materials may contain mixed metals.
Classes will be held April 4, 11, 18 and May 2. Separate registration for each class as space is extremely limited. Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone, beginning February 27 at 10 am. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
The group meets every other Thursday at the Main Library: April 4, 18, May 2, 16, 30, June 13 and 27. All writers and genres welcome! No registration required.
The group meets every other Thursday at the Main Library: April 4, 18, May 2, 16, 30, June 13 and 27. All writers and genres welcome! No registration required.
Katharine Park is a junior at Great Neck North High School who will be published in an upcoming edition of The F. Scott Fitzgerald Review for her essay about the author's time in Great Neck. Her paper was also accepted at the 2023 International F. Scott Fitzgerald Conference in Sweden last July where she presented on a panel on "Contextualizing Gatsby: History, Culture, and Place." For her research, she utilized much of the local history archives at the Great Neck Library. Her talk will be about the historical, geographic, demographic, and literary developments in Great Neck and Manhasset Neck that led to the inspiration for The Great Gatsby.
No registration required. Open to teens, parents, and adults! First come first seated.
Katharine Park is a junior at Great Neck North High School who will be published in an upcoming edition of The F. Scott Fitzgerald Review for her essay about the author's time in Great Neck. Her paper was also accepted at the 2023 International F. Scott Fitzgerald Conference in Sweden last July where she presented on a panel on "Contextualizing Gatsby: History, Culture, and Place." For her research, she utilized much of the local history archives at the Great Neck Library. Her talk will be about the historical, geographic, demographic, and literary developments in Great Neck and Manhasset Neck that led to the inspiration for The Great Gatsby.
No registration required. Open to teens, parents, and adults! First come first seated.
Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required! Please bring your own chess set.
Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required! Please bring your own chess set.
D'Artagnan arrives in Paris trying to find his attackers after being left for dead, which leads him to a real war where the future of France is at stake. He aligns himself with Athos, Porthos and Aramis, three musketeers of the King.
Francois Civil, Vincent Cassel, Romain Duris, Pio Marmai, Eva Green
No registration needed; first come, first seated
D'Artagnan arrives in Paris trying to find his attackers after being left for dead, which leads him to a real war where the future of France is at stake. He aligns himself with Athos, Porthos and Aramis, three musketeers of the King.
Francois Civil, Vincent Cassel, Romain Duris, Pio Marmai, Eva Green
No registration needed; first come, first seated
Learn the art of improv with Richard Gottesman! No experience necessary.
Registration is required - Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone, beginning February 27 at 10 AM. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
Learn the art of improv with Richard Gottesman! No experience necessary.
Registration is required - Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone, beginning February 27 at 10 AM. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
Join us outside, weather permitting! Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required. Please bring your own chess set.
Join us outside, weather permitting! Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required. Please bring your own chess set.
In this intermediate class, we will be working with tiny seed beads which will require greater fine motor skills. All materials provided. Feel free to bring your own beads and pliers if you wish. Please arrive 5 minutes early to choose your beads and supplies as the color choices are subjected to availabilities. No experience necessary.
Allergy Warning- Please note that class materials may contain mixed metals.
Classes will be held April 4, 11, 18 and May 2. Separate registration for each class as space is extremely limited. Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone, beginning February 17 at 10 am. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
In this intermediate class, we will be working with tiny seed beads which will require greater fine motor skills. All materials provided. Feel free to bring your own beads and pliers if you wish. Please arrive 5 minutes early to choose your beads and supplies as the color choices are subjected to availabilities. No experience necessary.
Allergy Warning- Please note that class materials may contain mixed metals.
Classes will be held April 4, 11, 18 and May 2. Separate registration for each class as space is extremely limited. Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone, beginning February 17 at 10 am. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
Today we'll be having local author Rhonda Barnat visit the group. Rhonda is a crisis management expert, who writes crime fiction under the pen name Rona Bell. Her short story, “Prey of New York” was included in the anthology Where Crime Never Sleeps: Murder New York Style 4 and cited in the Houghton Mifflin book of Best American Mystery Stories 2018, edited by Louise Penny and Otto Penzler. Her short story “The Call Is Yours” appears in Me Too Short Stories: An Anthology of crime writers responding to #MeToo issues, edited by Elizabeth Zelvin and published by Level Best Books. She has contributed a number of pieces to Mystery Readers Journal.
The group meets every other Thursday at the Main Library: April 4, 18, May 2, 16, 30, June 13 and 27. All writers and genres welcome! No registration required.
Today we'll be having local author Rhonda Barnat visit the group. Rhonda is a crisis management expert, who writes crime fiction under the pen name Rona Bell. Her short story, “Prey of New York” was included in the anthology Where Crime Never Sleeps: Murder New York Style 4 and cited in the Houghton Mifflin book of Best American Mystery Stories 2018, edited by Louise Penny and Otto Penzler. Her short story “The Call Is Yours” appears in Me Too Short Stories: An Anthology of crime writers responding to #MeToo issues, edited by Elizabeth Zelvin and published by Level Best Books. She has contributed a number of pieces to Mystery Readers Journal.
The group meets every other Thursday at the Main Library: April 4, 18, May 2, 16, 30, June 13 and 27. All writers and genres welcome! No registration required.
Registration is required - Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone beginning April 25 at 10 am. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
Registration is required - Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone beginning April 25 at 10 am. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
Join us outside, weather permitting! Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required. Please bring your own chess set.
Join us outside, weather permitting! Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required. Please bring your own chess set.
Join us at our World Lit Book Club at Main for our monthly discussion on a book selection from an international author!
Please call Main at 516-466-8055 ext. 248 or email dwang@greatnecklibrary.org for help requesting a physical copy of the book. Please call or email by April 15th in order to reserve a physical copy.
No registration is required.
Copies of the title may also be available on EAudiobook via Hoopla.
https://www.hoopladigital.com/audiobook/kinder-than-solitude-yiyun-li/13534422
May Selection: Kinder Than Solitude by Yiyun Li
...The lingering taste of “Kinder Than Solitude” is a pervasive bitterness over the crushed and wasted dreams of the teenagers of 1989. The unsolved crime that haunts this novel is the bodies driven from [Tiananmen] Square on a flatbed tricycle, whose dark ghosts cast shadows everywhere you look, even in the gleaming China of today [NYT]
Brilliantly written, a breathtaking page-turner, Kinder Than Solitude resonates with provocative observations about human nature and life. In mesmerizing prose, and with profound insight, Yiyun Li unfolds this remarkable story, even as she explores the impact of personality and the past on the shape of a person’s present and future. [Goodreads]
Join us at our World Lit Book Club at Main for our monthly discussion on a book selection from an international author!
Please call Main at 516-466-8055 ext. 248 or email dwang@greatnecklibrary.org for help requesting a physical copy of the book. Please call or email by April 15th in order to reserve a physical copy.
No registration is required.
Copies of the title may also be available on EAudiobook via Hoopla.
https://www.hoopladigital.com/audiobook/kinder-than-solitude-yiyun-li/13534422
May Selection: Kinder Than Solitude by Yiyun Li
...The lingering taste of “Kinder Than Solitude” is a pervasive bitterness over the crushed and wasted dreams of the teenagers of 1989. The unsolved crime that haunts this novel is the bodies driven from [Tiananmen] Square on a flatbed tricycle, whose dark ghosts cast shadows everywhere you look, even in the gleaming China of today [NYT]
Brilliantly written, a breathtaking page-turner, Kinder Than Solitude resonates with provocative observations about human nature and life. In mesmerizing prose, and with profound insight, Yiyun Li unfolds this remarkable story, even as she explores the impact of personality and the past on the shape of a person’s present and future. [Goodreads]
Converse with native speaker Vera Eli and strengthen your French skills! Vera is a member of the French Club of Long Island, and is a Great Neck resident.
Please note that these are not language lessons, so a basic foundation in French is required. No registration required.
Converse with native speaker Vera Eli and strengthen your French skills! Vera is a member of the French Club of Long Island, and is a Great Neck resident.
Please note that these are not language lessons, so a basic foundation in French is required. No registration required.
Join the conversation or just come and listen when Marla Matthews, social worker and television talk show host of The Relationship Journey, facilitates this growing discussion, social and support group meetup. If you are divorced, widowed, single, or an empty nester age 50+ who would like a new beginning, come and be inspired to make new friends, network and learn new skills towards reinventing yourself.
No registration required, all are welcome!
Join the conversation or just come and listen when Marla Matthews, social worker and television talk show host of The Relationship Journey, facilitates this growing discussion, social and support group meetup. If you are divorced, widowed, single, or an empty nester age 50+ who would like a new beginning, come and be inspired to make new friends, network and learn new skills towards reinventing yourself.
No registration required, all are welcome!
No registration required. First come first seated.
Dictators of both the left and the right persecuted modern art in the early 20th century. Join us in this 3-part series, Art Under the Dictators and Under the Democrat, as we explore the reasons for both its unpopularity with the demagogues and its eventual triumph in America during the postwar period. Be sure to also join us for The Fate of Art in Nazi Germany and Art Under Roosevelt During the Great Depression.
Art and Revolution in the Soviet Union
Lenin saw the revolutionary potential of avant-garde art, architecture and design and instituted sweeping changes in which modernism became almost the official art of the fledgling Soviet Union, but with Stalin's rise to power, all art was banished that could not be used as propaganda by the Communist Party for furthering its social and economic objectives. Most of Russia's finest artists and designers emigrated to the West.
Presenter Dennis Raverty is a speaker, author and art historian who for decades has delighted audiences with lively presentations at libraries, churches, synagogues, hostels and business lunches on a variety of topics in the history of art, from the Italian Renaissance to the Harlem Renaissance. His articles and criticism has appeared in Art Journal, Art in America, The International Review of African American Art, Art Criticism, The New Art Examiner, Prospects: An Annual of American Studies, Source: Notes in the History of Art. and Art Papers, where he was a contributing editor. He authored four entries for the most recent edition of the Grove Encyclopedia of American Art, published by Oxford University Press (2011).
No registration required. First come first seated.
Dictators of both the left and the right persecuted modern art in the early 20th century. Join us in this 3-part series, Art Under the Dictators and Under the Democrat, as we explore the reasons for both its unpopularity with the demagogues and its eventual triumph in America during the postwar period. Be sure to also join us for The Fate of Art in Nazi Germany and Art Under Roosevelt During the Great Depression.
Art and Revolution in the Soviet Union
Lenin saw the revolutionary potential of avant-garde art, architecture and design and instituted sweeping changes in which modernism became almost the official art of the fledgling Soviet Union, but with Stalin's rise to power, all art was banished that could not be used as propaganda by the Communist Party for furthering its social and economic objectives. Most of Russia's finest artists and designers emigrated to the West.
Presenter Dennis Raverty is a speaker, author and art historian who for decades has delighted audiences with lively presentations at libraries, churches, synagogues, hostels and business lunches on a variety of topics in the history of art, from the Italian Renaissance to the Harlem Renaissance. His articles and criticism has appeared in Art Journal, Art in America, The International Review of African American Art, Art Criticism, The New Art Examiner, Prospects: An Annual of American Studies, Source: Notes in the History of Art. and Art Papers, where he was a contributing editor. He authored four entries for the most recent edition of the Grove Encyclopedia of American Art, published by Oxford University Press (2011).
Join us outside, weather permitting! Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required. Please bring your own chess set.
Join us outside, weather permitting! Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required. Please bring your own chess set.
We share, we care, we dare as we move right along into the next sessions. Join us and walk away with a continued warmup with Adriana O'Ferrall, discussions on women's issues, world issues, and much more.
No registration required. Open to all.
We share, we care, we dare as we move right along into the next sessions. Join us and walk away with a continued warmup with Adriana O'Ferrall, discussions on women's issues, world issues, and much more.
No registration required. Open to all.
The group meets every other Thursday at the Main Library: April 4, 18, May 2, 16, 30, June 13 and 27. All writers and genres welcome! No registration required.
The group meets every other Thursday at the Main Library: April 4, 18, May 2, 16, 30, June 13 and 27. All writers and genres welcome! No registration required.
Registration is required - Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone beginning April 25 at 10 am. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
Registration is required - Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone beginning April 25 at 10 am. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
Join us outside, weather permitting! Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required. Please bring your own chess set.
Join us outside, weather permitting! Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required. Please bring your own chess set.
Join the Great Neck Library for a special intergenerational screening of Cycle of Memory: the new award-winning documentary about two siblings' bicycle adventure to find the memories their grandfather lost to Alzheimer's.
The film is 72 minutes long and will be followed by a Q+A with the filmmaker.
No registration is required. First come first seated
About the film: Mel Schwartz escaped the Great Depression on a bicycle adventure he’d remember for the rest of his life. But when Alzheimer’s takes Mel’s memories away, it’s left to his grandkids to recreate the life-changing bike trip and find those memories again.
Guided by old photographs of the 1945 trip, they search for places aged by time. But while searching for Grandpa Mel’s past, the two are confronted with their own fraught history. If they’re going to complete the turbulent journey, they’ll have to face their own emotional potholes and tumultuous relationship.
With the help of a grandmother learning to live alone for the first time, Mel’s lifelong friend and co-adventurer on the bike trip, and a family collection spanning 1950s film reels to 1990s video tapes, Cycle of Memory explores the importance of intergenerational connection, healing painful pasts, and leaving a meaningful time capsule for the future.
“Powerful, inspiring, and moving.” - Eilon Caspi BSW MA PhD, Gerontologist & Dementia Behavior Specialist
“Cycle of Memory is beautiful, thoughtful, real, poignant and fitting for all ages and audiences. The care, authenticity, and courage that it takes to love and stay connected to family was very inspirational.” - Lisa Peterson, Nationally Board Certified Music Therapist working with seniors with memory loss and their caregivers
“Cycle of Memory is very moving, with a real sense of family and place; there is much for reflection or discussion, suitable for an audience that wants to stick around after a viewing.” - Mark Poarch, CEO Alzheimer’s BRACE
Join the Great Neck Library for a special intergenerational screening of Cycle of Memory: the new award-winning documentary about two siblings' bicycle adventure to find the memories their grandfather lost to Alzheimer's.
The film is 72 minutes long and will be followed by a Q+A with the filmmaker.
No registration is required. First come first seated
About the film: Mel Schwartz escaped the Great Depression on a bicycle adventure he’d remember for the rest of his life. But when Alzheimer’s takes Mel’s memories away, it’s left to his grandkids to recreate the life-changing bike trip and find those memories again.
Guided by old photographs of the 1945 trip, they search for places aged by time. But while searching for Grandpa Mel’s past, the two are confronted with their own fraught history. If they’re going to complete the turbulent journey, they’ll have to face their own emotional potholes and tumultuous relationship.
With the help of a grandmother learning to live alone for the first time, Mel’s lifelong friend and co-adventurer on the bike trip, and a family collection spanning 1950s film reels to 1990s video tapes, Cycle of Memory explores the importance of intergenerational connection, healing painful pasts, and leaving a meaningful time capsule for the future.
“Powerful, inspiring, and moving.” - Eilon Caspi BSW MA PhD, Gerontologist & Dementia Behavior Specialist
“Cycle of Memory is beautiful, thoughtful, real, poignant and fitting for all ages and audiences. The care, authenticity, and courage that it takes to love and stay connected to family was very inspirational.” - Lisa Peterson, Nationally Board Certified Music Therapist working with seniors with memory loss and their caregivers
“Cycle of Memory is very moving, with a real sense of family and place; there is much for reflection or discussion, suitable for an audience that wants to stick around after a viewing.” - Mark Poarch, CEO Alzheimer’s BRACE
Join us for readings from the Performance Poets Association, and share your own poetry as well! No registration required.
Join us for readings from the Performance Poets Association, and share your own poetry as well! No registration required.
Join us outside, weather permitting! Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required. Please bring your own chess set.
Join us outside, weather permitting! Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required. Please bring your own chess set.
Learn the art of improv with Richard Gottesman! No experience necessary.
Registration is required - Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone, beginning April 25 at 10 am. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
Learn the art of improv with Richard Gottesman! No experience necessary.
Registration is required - Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone, beginning April 25 at 10 am. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
Aging in place is the practice of staying in your own home as you grow older, and it's becoming more and more popular. But it's not always easy to adapt your living space to meet your changing needs. Fortunately, there are plenty of tips for successful aging in place that can help you stay safe, healthy, and happy in your own home. By staying proactive and taking steps to ensure your safety and well-being, you can enjoy a happy and healthy life in your own home well into your golden years.
Presented by Willing Hearts, Helpful Hands at Parker Jewish Institute. Registration is recommended but not required. Sign up online, in person, or by phone, beginning April 25 at 10 am. Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating.
Aging in place is the practice of staying in your own home as you grow older, and it's becoming more and more popular. But it's not always easy to adapt your living space to meet your changing needs. Fortunately, there are plenty of tips for successful aging in place that can help you stay safe, healthy, and happy in your own home. By staying proactive and taking steps to ensure your safety and well-being, you can enjoy a happy and healthy life in your own home well into your golden years.
Presented by Willing Hearts, Helpful Hands at Parker Jewish Institute. Registration is recommended but not required. Sign up online, in person, or by phone, beginning April 25 at 10 am. Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating.
The group meets every other Thursday at the Main Library: April 4, 18, May 2, 16, 30, June 13 and 27. All writers and genres welcome! No registration required.
The group meets every other Thursday at the Main Library: April 4, 18, May 2, 16, 30, June 13 and 27. All writers and genres welcome! No registration required.
Join us outside the Main Library by Udall's Pond and learn about local birdlife in a guided tour with resident birder Matt Klein.
Please bring a pair of binoculars with you, or borrow a pair from our Library of Things! Registration is encouraged but not required, and begins April 25 at 10 am.
Join us outside the Main Library by Udall's Pond and learn about local birdlife in a guided tour with resident birder Matt Klein.
Please bring a pair of binoculars with you, or borrow a pair from our Library of Things! Registration is encouraged but not required, and begins April 25 at 10 am.
Join us outside, weather permitting! Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required. Please bring your own chess set.
Join us outside, weather permitting! Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required. Please bring your own chess set.
GET SMART ABOUT NEW VEHICLE TECHNOLOGY!
Smart DriverTEK is a 90-minute workshop offering an interactive way to stay up to date with the latest safety technology in your current or future car. Learn all about what new technologies are available, how they work, and how they can improve your peace of mind on the road.
Registration is required - Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone beginning April 25 at 10 am. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
GET SMART ABOUT NEW VEHICLE TECHNOLOGY!
Smart DriverTEK is a 90-minute workshop offering an interactive way to stay up to date with the latest safety technology in your current or future car. Learn all about what new technologies are available, how they work, and how they can improve your peace of mind on the road.
Registration is required - Great Neck cardholders and residents have priority for seating. Sign up online, in-person, or via phone beginning April 25 at 10 am. Non-residents are welcome as walk-ins, as space allows.
No registration required. First come first seated.
Dictators of both the left and the right persecuted modern art in the early 20th century. Join us in part 2 of this 3-part series, Art Under the Dictators and Under the Democrat, as we explore the reasons for both its unpopularity with the demagogues and its eventual triumph in America during the postwar period. Be sure to also join us for Art Under Roosevelt During the Great Depression.
The Fate of Art in Nazi Germany
An international faculty of distinguished modernists taught at the Bauhaus School of Art and Design in liberal Germany during the 1920s, but Hitler organized modern art seized from museums into his "Degenerate Art Exhibit" of 1936, which ridiculed modernism as an unhygienic symptom of miscegenation that needs to be outlawed. As a result, most of central Europe's best artists, designers and architects moved to the United States.
Presenter Dennis Raverty is a speaker, author and art historian who for decades has delighted audiences with lively presentations at libraries, churches, synagogues, hostels and business lunches on a variety of topics in the history of art, from the Italian Renaissance to the Harlem Renaissance. His articles and criticism has appeared in Art Journal, Art in America, The International Review of African American Art, Art Criticism, The New Art Examiner, Prospects: An Annual of American Studies, Source: Notes in the History of Art. and Art Papers, where he was a contributing editor. He authored four entries for the most recent edition of the Grove Encyclopedia of American Art, published by Oxford University Press (2011).
No registration required. First come first seated.
Dictators of both the left and the right persecuted modern art in the early 20th century. Join us in part 2 of this 3-part series, Art Under the Dictators and Under the Democrat, as we explore the reasons for both its unpopularity with the demagogues and its eventual triumph in America during the postwar period. Be sure to also join us for Art Under Roosevelt During the Great Depression.
The Fate of Art in Nazi Germany
An international faculty of distinguished modernists taught at the Bauhaus School of Art and Design in liberal Germany during the 1920s, but Hitler organized modern art seized from museums into his "Degenerate Art Exhibit" of 1936, which ridiculed modernism as an unhygienic symptom of miscegenation that needs to be outlawed. As a result, most of central Europe's best artists, designers and architects moved to the United States.
Presenter Dennis Raverty is a speaker, author and art historian who for decades has delighted audiences with lively presentations at libraries, churches, synagogues, hostels and business lunches on a variety of topics in the history of art, from the Italian Renaissance to the Harlem Renaissance. His articles and criticism has appeared in Art Journal, Art in America, The International Review of African American Art, Art Criticism, The New Art Examiner, Prospects: An Annual of American Studies, Source: Notes in the History of Art. and Art Papers, where he was a contributing editor. He authored four entries for the most recent edition of the Grove Encyclopedia of American Art, published by Oxford University Press (2011).
Join us outside, weather permitting! Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required. Please bring your own chess set.
Join us outside, weather permitting! Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required. Please bring your own chess set.
We share, we care, we dare as we move right along into the next sessions. Join us and walk away with a continued warmup with Adriana O'Ferrall, discussions on women's issues, world issues, and much more.
No registration required. Open to all.
We share, we care, we dare as we move right along into the next sessions. Join us and walk away with a continued warmup with Adriana O'Ferrall, discussions on women's issues, world issues, and much more.
No registration required. Open to all.
The group meets every other Thursday at the Main Library: April 4, 18, May 2, 16, 30, June 13 and 27. All writers and genres welcome! No registration required.
The group meets every other Thursday at the Main Library: April 4, 18, May 2, 16, 30, June 13 and 27. All writers and genres welcome! No registration required.
Converse with native speaker Vera Eli and strengthen your French skills! Vera is a member of the French Club of Long Island, and is a Great Neck resident.
Please note that these are not language lessons, so a basic foundation in French is required. No registration required.
Converse with native speaker Vera Eli and strengthen your French skills! Vera is a member of the French Club of Long Island, and is a Great Neck resident.
Please note that these are not language lessons, so a basic foundation in French is required. No registration required.
This program will cover Spielberg's early career and the factors that influenced him to make Schindler's List. Included are numerous interviews with Spielberg & his family, clips from many of his films, and interviews with the cast of Schindler's List.
Presenter Jack Schnur was a video tape editor at CBS for 30 years and has presented entertainment lectures at numerous libraries around the area.
No registration required. First come first seated.
This program will cover Spielberg's early career and the factors that influenced him to make Schindler's List. Included are numerous interviews with Spielberg & his family, clips from many of his films, and interviews with the cast of Schindler's List.
Presenter Jack Schnur was a video tape editor at CBS for 30 years and has presented entertainment lectures at numerous libraries around the area.
No registration required. First come first seated.
Join us outside, weather permitting! Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required. Please bring your own chess set.
Join us outside, weather permitting! Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required. Please bring your own chess set.
Join the conversation or just come and listen when Marla Matthews, social worker and television talk show host of The Relationship Journey, facilitates this growing discussion, social and support group meetup. If you are divorced, widowed, single, or an empty nester age 50+ who would like a new beginning, come and be inspired to make new friends, network and learn new skills towards reinventing yourself.
No registration required, all are welcome!
Join the conversation or just come and listen when Marla Matthews, social worker and television talk show host of The Relationship Journey, facilitates this growing discussion, social and support group meetup. If you are divorced, widowed, single, or an empty nester age 50+ who would like a new beginning, come and be inspired to make new friends, network and learn new skills towards reinventing yourself.
No registration required, all are welcome!
Join us outside, weather permitting! Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required. Please bring your own chess set.
Join us outside, weather permitting! Stop by for a game of chess with a friend, neighbor, or community member.
All are welcome, no registration required. Please bring your own chess set.
The group meets every other Thursday at the Main Library: April 4, 18, May 2, 16, 30, June 13 and 27. All writers and genres welcome! No registration required.
The group meets every other Thursday at the Main Library: April 4, 18, May 2, 16, 30, June 13 and 27. All writers and genres welcome! No registration required.
Join us for our Adult Summer Challenge Kickoff with acclaimed author Talia Carner! Her new historical novel, THE BOY WITH THE STAR TATTOO, is an epic of ingenuity and courage, of love and loss, spanning postwar France when Israeli agents roamed the countryside to rescue hidden Jewish orphans—to the 1969 daring escape of the Israeli boats of Cherbourg.
No registration required, first come first seated.
Formerly the publisher of Savvy Woman magazine and a consultant to Fortune 500 companies, Talia Carner's heart-wrenching suspense novels, (published by HarperCollins) THE THIRD DAUGHTER, HOTEL MOSCOW, JERUSALEM MAIDEN, CHINA DOLL and PUPPET CHILD, have been hailed for exposing society’s ills.
Dozens of Carner’s award-winning essays, articles and short stories have appeared in anthologies, literary reviews and leading websites. She is a committed supporter of global human rights, has spearheaded projects centered on the subjects of female plight. A Toastmasters’ Gold Level speaker, she has participated as a panelist or keynoted over 500 events and over 350 Zoom presentations to civic, religious and cultural organizations.
Talia Carner a board member of HBI, the Jewish women research center at Brandeis university and an honorary board member of several anti-domestic violence, child abuse intervention, and anti-sex-trafficking organizations. In November 2023, Algemeiner Media named Talia Carner as one of the Top 100 People Positively Influencing Jewish Life 2023.
Join us for our Adult Summer Challenge Kickoff with acclaimed author Talia Carner! Her new historical novel, THE BOY WITH THE STAR TATTOO, is an epic of ingenuity and courage, of love and loss, spanning postwar France when Israeli agents roamed the countryside to rescue hidden Jewish orphans—to the 1969 daring escape of the Israeli boats of Cherbourg.
No registration required, first come first seated.
Formerly the publisher of Savvy Woman magazine and a consultant to Fortune 500 companies, Talia Carner's heart-wrenching suspense novels, (published by HarperCollins) THE THIRD DAUGHTER, HOTEL MOSCOW, JERUSALEM MAIDEN, CHINA DOLL and PUPPET CHILD, have been hailed for exposing society’s ills.
Dozens of Carner’s award-winning essays, articles and short stories have appeared in anthologies, literary reviews and leading websites. She is a committed supporter of global human rights, has spearheaded projects centered on the subjects of female plight. A Toastmasters’ Gold Level speaker, she has participated as a panelist or keynoted over 500 events and over 350 Zoom presentations to civic, religious and cultural organizations.
Talia Carner a board member of HBI, the Jewish women research center at Brandeis university and an honorary board member of several anti-domestic violence, child abuse intervention, and anti-sex-trafficking organizations. In November 2023, Algemeiner Media named Talia Carner as one of the Top 100 People Positively Influencing Jewish Life 2023.
Join us for readings from the Performance Poets Association, and share your own poetry as well! No registration required.
Join us for readings from the Performance Poets Association, and share your own poetry as well! No registration required.
We share, we care, we dare as we move right along into the next sessions. Join us and walk away with a continued warmup with Adriana O'Ferrall, discussions on women's issues, world issues, and much more.
No registration required. Open to all.
We share, we care, we dare as we move right along into the next sessions. Join us and walk away with a continued warmup with Adriana O'Ferrall, discussions on women's issues, world issues, and much more.
No registration required. Open to all.
Converse with native speaker Vera Eli and strengthen your French skills! Vera is a member of the French Club of Long Island, and is a Great Neck resident.
Please note that these are not language lessons, so a basic foundation in French is required. No registration required.
Converse with native speaker Vera Eli and strengthen your French skills! Vera is a member of the French Club of Long Island, and is a Great Neck resident.
Please note that these are not language lessons, so a basic foundation in French is required. No registration required.
No registration required. First come first seated.
Dictators of both the left and the right persecuted modern art in the early 20th century. Join us in the final part of this 3-part series, Art Under the Dictators and Under the Democrat, as we explore the reasons for both its unpopularity with the demagogues and its eventual triumph in America during the postwar period.
Art Under Roosevelt during the Great Depression
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Presenter Dennis Raverty is a speaker, author and art historian who for decades has delighted audiences with lively presentations at libraries, churches, synagogues, hostels and business lunches on a variety of topics in the history of art, from the Italian Renaissance to the Harlem Renaissance. His articles and criticism has appeared in Art Journal, Art in America, The International Review of African American Art, Art Criticism, The New Art Examiner, Prospects: An Annual of American Studies, Source: Notes in the History of Art. and Art Papers, where he was a contributing editor. He authored four entries for the most recent edition of the Grove Encyclopedia of American Art, published by Oxford University Press (2011).
No registration required. First come first seated.
Dictators of both the left and the right persecuted modern art in the early 20th century. Join us in the final part of this 3-part series, Art Under the Dictators and Under the Democrat, as we explore the reasons for both its unpopularity with the demagogues and its eventual triumph in America during the postwar period.
Art Under Roosevelt during the Great Depression
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Presenter Dennis Raverty is a speaker, author and art historian who for decades has delighted audiences with lively presentations at libraries, churches, synagogues, hostels and business lunches on a variety of topics in the history of art, from the Italian Renaissance to the Harlem Renaissance. His articles and criticism has appeared in Art Journal, Art in America, The International Review of African American Art, Art Criticism, The New Art Examiner, Prospects: An Annual of American Studies, Source: Notes in the History of Art. and Art Papers, where he was a contributing editor. He authored four entries for the most recent edition of the Grove Encyclopedia of American Art, published by Oxford University Press (2011).
Join the conversation or just come and listen when Marla Matthews, social worker and television talk show host of The Relationship Journey, facilitates this growing discussion, social and support group meetup. If you are divorced, widowed, single, or an empty nester age 50+ who would like a new beginning, come and be inspired to make new friends, network and learn new skills towards reinventing yourself.
No registration required, all are welcome!
Join the conversation or just come and listen when Marla Matthews, social worker and television talk show host of The Relationship Journey, facilitates this growing discussion, social and support group meetup. If you are divorced, widowed, single, or an empty nester age 50+ who would like a new beginning, come and be inspired to make new friends, network and learn new skills towards reinventing yourself.
No registration required, all are welcome!
Join us for readings from the Performance Poets Association, and share your own poetry as well! No registration required.
Join us for readings from the Performance Poets Association, and share your own poetry as well! No registration required.
Converse with native speaker Vera Eli and strengthen your French skills! Vera is a member of the French Club of Long Island, and is a Great Neck resident.
Please note that these are not language lessons, so a basic foundation in French is required. No registration required.
Converse with native speaker Vera Eli and strengthen your French skills! Vera is a member of the French Club of Long Island, and is a Great Neck resident.
Please note that these are not language lessons, so a basic foundation in French is required. No registration required.
We share, we care, we dare as we move right along into the next sessions. Join us and walk away with a continued warmup with Adriana O'Ferrall, discussions on women's issues, world issues, and much more.
No registration required. Open to all.
We share, we care, we dare as we move right along into the next sessions. Join us and walk away with a continued warmup with Adriana O'Ferrall, discussions on women's issues, world issues, and much more.
No registration required. Open to all.
Join the conversation or just come and listen when Marla Matthews, social worker and television talk show host of The Relationship Journey, facilitates this growing discussion, social and support group meetup. If you are divorced, widowed, single, or an empty nester age 50+ who would like a new beginning, come and be inspired to make new friends, network and learn new skills towards reinventing yourself.
No registration required, all are welcome!
Join the conversation or just come and listen when Marla Matthews, social worker and television talk show host of The Relationship Journey, facilitates this growing discussion, social and support group meetup. If you are divorced, widowed, single, or an empty nester age 50+ who would like a new beginning, come and be inspired to make new friends, network and learn new skills towards reinventing yourself.
No registration required, all are welcome!
Join us for readings from the Performance Poets Association, and share your own poetry as well! No registration required.
Join us for readings from the Performance Poets Association, and share your own poetry as well! No registration required.
We share, we care, we dare as we move right along into the next sessions. Join us and walk away with a continued warmup with Adriana O'Ferrall, discussions on women's issues, world issues, and much more.
No registration required. Open to all.
We share, we care, we dare as we move right along into the next sessions. Join us and walk away with a continued warmup with Adriana O'Ferrall, discussions on women's issues, world issues, and much more.
No registration required. Open to all.
Converse with native speaker Vera Eli and strengthen your French skills! Vera is a member of the French Club of Long Island, and is a Great Neck resident.
Please note that these are not language lessons, so a basic foundation in French is required. No registration required.
Converse with native speaker Vera Eli and strengthen your French skills! Vera is a member of the French Club of Long Island, and is a Great Neck resident.
Please note that these are not language lessons, so a basic foundation in French is required. No registration required.
Join the conversation or just come and listen when Marla Matthews, social worker and television talk show host of The Relationship Journey, facilitates this growing discussion, social and support group meetup. If you are divorced, widowed, single, or an empty nester age 50+ who would like a new beginning, come and be inspired to make new friends, network and learn new skills towards reinventing yourself.
No registration required, all are welcome!
Join the conversation or just come and listen when Marla Matthews, social worker and television talk show host of The Relationship Journey, facilitates this growing discussion, social and support group meetup. If you are divorced, widowed, single, or an empty nester age 50+ who would like a new beginning, come and be inspired to make new friends, network and learn new skills towards reinventing yourself.
No registration required, all are welcome!
Join us for readings from the Performance Poets Association, and share your own poetry as well! No registration required.
Join us for readings from the Performance Poets Association, and share your own poetry as well! No registration required.
We share, we care, we dare as we move right along into the next sessions. Join us and walk away with a continued warmup with Adriana O'Ferrall, discussions on women's issues, world issues, and much more.
No registration required. Open to all.
We share, we care, we dare as we move right along into the next sessions. Join us and walk away with a continued warmup with Adriana O'Ferrall, discussions on women's issues, world issues, and much more.
No registration required. Open to all.
Converse with native speaker Vera Eli and strengthen your French skills! Vera is a member of the French Club of Long Island, and is a Great Neck resident.
Please note that these are not language lessons, so a basic foundation in French is required. No registration required.
Converse with native speaker Vera Eli and strengthen your French skills! Vera is a member of the French Club of Long Island, and is a Great Neck resident.
Please note that these are not language lessons, so a basic foundation in French is required. No registration required.
Join the conversation or just come and listen when Marla Matthews, social worker and television talk show host of The Relationship Journey, facilitates this growing discussion, social and support group meetup. If you are divorced, widowed, single, or an empty nester age 50+ who would like a new beginning, come and be inspired to make new friends, network and learn new skills towards reinventing yourself.
No registration required, all are welcome!
Join the conversation or just come and listen when Marla Matthews, social worker and television talk show host of The Relationship Journey, facilitates this growing discussion, social and support group meetup. If you are divorced, widowed, single, or an empty nester age 50+ who would like a new beginning, come and be inspired to make new friends, network and learn new skills towards reinventing yourself.
No registration required, all are welcome!
Join us for readings from the Performance Poets Association, and share your own poetry as well! No registration required.
Join us for readings from the Performance Poets Association, and share your own poetry as well! No registration required.
Converse with native speaker Vera Eli and strengthen your French skills! Vera is a member of the French Club of Long Island, and is a Great Neck resident.
Please note that these are not language lessons, so a basic foundation in French is required. No registration required.
Converse with native speaker Vera Eli and strengthen your French skills! Vera is a member of the French Club of Long Island, and is a Great Neck resident.
Please note that these are not language lessons, so a basic foundation in French is required. No registration required.
We share, we care, we dare as we move right along into the next sessions. Join us and walk away with a continued warmup with Adriana O'Ferrall, discussions on women's issues, world issues, and much more.
No registration required. Open to all.
We share, we care, we dare as we move right along into the next sessions. Join us and walk away with a continued warmup with Adriana O'Ferrall, discussions on women's issues, world issues, and much more.
No registration required. Open to all.
Join the conversation or just come and listen when Marla Matthews, social worker and television talk show host of The Relationship Journey, facilitates this growing discussion, social and support group meetup. If you are divorced, widowed, single, or an empty nester age 50+ who would like a new beginning, come and be inspired to make new friends, network and learn new skills towards reinventing yourself.
No registration required, all are welcome!
Join the conversation or just come and listen when Marla Matthews, social worker and television talk show host of The Relationship Journey, facilitates this growing discussion, social and support group meetup. If you are divorced, widowed, single, or an empty nester age 50+ who would like a new beginning, come and be inspired to make new friends, network and learn new skills towards reinventing yourself.
No registration required, all are welcome!
Join us for readings from the Performance Poets Association, and share your own poetry as well! No registration required.
Join us for readings from the Performance Poets Association, and share your own poetry as well! No registration required.
We share, we care, we dare as we move right along into the next sessions. Join us and walk away with a continued warmup with Adriana O'Ferrall, discussions on women's issues, world issues, and much more.
No registration required. Open to all.
We share, we care, we dare as we move right along into the next sessions. Join us and walk away with a continued warmup with Adriana O'Ferrall, discussions on women's issues, world issues, and much more.
No registration required. Open to all.
Converse with native speaker Vera Eli and strengthen your French skills! Vera is a member of the French Club of Long Island, and is a Great Neck resident.
Please note that these are not language lessons, so a basic foundation in French is required. No registration required.
Converse with native speaker Vera Eli and strengthen your French skills! Vera is a member of the French Club of Long Island, and is a Great Neck resident.
Please note that these are not language lessons, so a basic foundation in French is required. No registration required.
Join the conversation or just come and listen when Marla Matthews, social worker and television talk show host of The Relationship Journey, facilitates this growing discussion, social and support group meetup. If you are divorced, widowed, single, or an empty nester age 50+ who would like a new beginning, come and be inspired to make new friends, network and learn new skills towards reinventing yourself.
No registration required, all are welcome!
Join the conversation or just come and listen when Marla Matthews, social worker and television talk show host of The Relationship Journey, facilitates this growing discussion, social and support group meetup. If you are divorced, widowed, single, or an empty nester age 50+ who would like a new beginning, come and be inspired to make new friends, network and learn new skills towards reinventing yourself.
No registration required, all are welcome!
Join us for readings from the Performance Poets Association, and share your own poetry as well! No registration required.
Join us for readings from the Performance Poets Association, and share your own poetry as well! No registration required.