"I welcome the opportunity to share my artwork. 
Through my work, I have tried to recreate places that I have visited and objects that I treasure. 
I use the contrast of lights and darks to guide me in my renderings. 
I hope you will come and enjoy viewing my work."

Join Judy for her Opening Reception on Sunday, December 15 at 3:30 p.m. in the Lower Lobby Gallery.

3D Printing @ Parkville!

The Parkville branch now has a 3D printer! Call us on ext. 258 to setup an appointment for a one-on-one class to design one of our monthly projects. 

January: Design a Custom Bookmark (January 9 to January 31, by appointment only)

February: Design a Valentine’s Heart (February 17 to 21, by appointment only)

March: Design a St. Patrick’s Shamrock (March 23 to March 29 by appointment only)

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, E-RYT-500 has been studying and practicing yoga and meditation for over 30 years. Sharon loves teaching all levels and ages.  She teaches in yoga studios, synagogues, corporate offices, private homes, in hospitals, schools and camps. Sharon is a Great Neck resident.

$40 fee for entire series of 8 classes.  In-person registration only begins Monday, January 6 at 10:00 a.m. for Great Neck School District residents, and Wednesday, January 8 at 10:00 a.m. for non-residents.  Please make payment with cash, charge card, check, or money order payable to Great Neck Library.  Call 466-8055, ext. 254 for any further information.

These structured classes offer a magical introduction in the the world of ballet.

For walkers to 4 years with parent/caregiver.

Registration begins Thursday, January 2, Online Only at 9:30 am, 10:01 am in person or over the phone at 516-466-8055.

Session includes the following dates: January 6, January 13 and January 27      Note: No program on January 20, 2020

Access your authentic voice and explore the power of imagination, self-expression and storytelling. New writers, professionals and everyone in between are welcome.  Sharing is encouraged but not required.

Published author Lynda Aron has taught writing workshops and book discussion groups for the past thirty years. She has taught in high schools, universities, community centers such as Gilda’s Club in Manhattan, her salon, and hospitals worldwide. As chairwoman of both public and private writing programs, she created and still advocates for developing authentic and creative writers. She is also an accomplished editor who guides participants with compassion and expertise.

Registration suggested beginning Monday, January 6 by calling 466-8055, ext. 208/254, or register online.

Join us for a laid back and relaxing two hours of coloring on Monday afternoons. We will play nice soft music, and supply pencils and coloring pages. All you have to do is come in, relax, and color. Let your stress just melt away.

Join us for a weekly Cross Stitch Circle!  Do you love cross stitch and want to share your love with other people?

Do you want to share projects and ideas with others?  Maybe you simply want to stitch in the company of others?

Drop in weekly at the Station Branch!

Make a bracelet from recycled paper beads and support Reasons2Smile, a non-profit in New York that supports the Jambo Jipya School in Mwtapa, Kenya.  Earn community service credit. 

For teens in grade 7 and up. No registration required

This event has been POSTPONED, and will be RESCHEDULED. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Join Author Abigail Hing Wen when she discusses her life experience of finding passion for writing as a first generation Asian American.

Abigail was born in West Virginia to a family of immigrants: Her mother is from the Philippines and her father from Indonesia, and her grandparents emigrated to those countries from Fujian and Shandong provinces in China.

Abigail grew up in Ohio and graduated from Harvard University and Columbia Law School. She worked in Washington DC for the Senate, as a law clerk for a federal judge. and now in Silicon Valley in venture capital and artificial intelligence. She also earned her Master of Fine Arts in Writing from Vermont College of Fine Arts.

"I went to law school and started down the path to becoming a professor. But while on maternity leave, I did something I had never done before. I began to write a novel."

Loveboat, Taipei, Abigail's Adult/Young Adult novel will be available for purchase and signing at the event.

Registration suggested beginning Monday, January 6 by calling 466-8055, ext. 208/254, or register online.

Brendan of the Freewheelin' Band will bring a high energy and engaging program driven by playful musicality and skillful guitar work!!

For Infants - 6 years old with Parent/Caregiver

Registration begins Thursday, January 2, 9:30 am Online Only, 10:01 am in person or over the phone at 516-466-8055.

Session includes the following dates: January 7 and January 28

Don’t know how to use your tech? Have a tech question that you can’t find the answer to? Give our Tech Squad a try! Bring in your smartphone, tablet, laptop, Microsoft Office, or any technology you need help with. Work one-on-one or in small groups alongside our tech experts, in short sessions lasting no longer than 15 minutes.

 No registration, First come, first served.

Can't We Talk About Something More Pleasant? A Memoir by Roz Chast

Christy will be discussing the #1 New York Times bestseller, Can't We Talk About Something More Pleasant? by Roz Chast.

Also, Learn the Steps to Read an Adult Graphic Novel Format on Tuesday, January 14 at 2:00 p.m.

Registration suggested beginning Monday, January 6 by calling 466-8055, ext. 208/254, or register online.

Spread some cheer and good will by creating cards, or coloring pages, for those who could use a brighter day.  Cards will be sent to children in hospitals.

Make Your Own VR Environment with Unity!

Learn the basics of the Unity Game Engine to create your own simple VR environment that you will be able to navigate. Some skills that will be covered are how to navigate unity, add, shape and texture paint terrain.  

No experience in Unity or game development necessary. Intermediate to advanced computer skills highly recommended for this class.

Registration preferred. If space is available, walk-ins are welcome on a first-come, first-served basis.

Registration for January programs begins on December 23 at 9:00 AM.

Miracle's Boys by Jacqueline Woodson

Exercise using the support of a chair, seated and standing. In this class, you will practice movement that helps to lubricate the joints and keep them flexible. Strengthen and stabilize muscles that support the spine and increase circulation. Practice strength and balance exercises that help keep you safe to better accomplish day-to-day physical activities. This class will also incorporate gentle weight bearing exercises to ensure bone health. Please wear comfortable clothes.

Registration Required at Parkville Branch begins Jan 6th for Great Neck residents. 

Non-residents can register on Jan 8th at 10:00 am.

In person registration only. $40 fee for entrie series of 8 classes (cash/money order or charge card or check payable to Great Neck Library)

Join Ms. Genine in her fun and interactive mommy & me music class.

Everyone will hear a mix of classic, popular, and some original songs to teach rhythm & movement, colors, sounds, and rhyming. 

Children will have different instruments and props to use throughout the sessions, and even puppets for fun classics like Old MacDonald!!

For Infant - 5year olds with Parent/Caregiver

Registration begins Wednesday, January 8, 2020, 9:30am Online Only, 10:01am in person or over the phone at 516-466-8055.

Session includes the following dates: January 15, January 22 and January 29

Takeout a book instead of ordering out!  We'll have a selection of titles for each months theme available for copying and checkout.  Test out your favorite recipes and Join us for a monthly discussion of cooking tips, tricks and tweaks!  

Enjoy a game of Scrabble with new friends at the Station Branch!  All levels welcome.

Come and learn the basics of knitting and crocheting, perhaps just brush up on what you already know and help us crochet and knit for a cause!   

All skill levels are welcome. Supplies will be provided, or bring your own from home.

Please call to register at ext. 232. 

Instructor: Matt Fisher.  Start with the basics of this fun and versatile instrument. Learn strumming technique, chords, strumming patterns, and a few songs along the way. More advanced players: learn more complex chord structures, finger picking technique and melodies, and incorporate them into songs.

Wednesdays, January 8, 15, 22, and 29, 6:30 to 8:30 pm, Main Library, Large Multipurpose Room

This 4-week course provided by Curvebreakers will provide students the essential information they need to prepare for the exam. Students will get the necessary exposure to the ACT sections of the exam, including the science section, review commonly tested concepts, highlight frequently missed questions, and learn time-saving strategies. This course is designed to help build confidence and improve scores!

The registration period has ended.

Divorce Reality Check: Smart Split Solutions for Civility, Clarity and Common Sense

Jackie Harounian will speak about the many new changes in family law over the past 10 years and how they affect individuals and families.  The presentation will address issues of financial decision-making and joint custody, domestic violence, prenuptial agreements, as well as strategies to keep the process amicable and out of court.  Q&A. Signed copies of the book will be available for purchase for the discounted price of $20.00.  

Jackie Harounian and her family have lived in Great Neck for 30 years.  Jackie is a Partner of the Law Firm of Wisselman, Harounian & Associates, P.C. in Great Neck, established in 1976, specializing in the field of matrimonial and family law. She has been a partner there since 2006. Attorney Jackie is a highly knowledgeable and skilled trial and appellate advocate. She has won numerous awards, such as being one of the “Top 50 Women Lawyers” in New York, and is a co-Chair of the Nassau County Women’s Bar Association (NCWBA) Matrimonial Committee.

Registration suggested beginning Monday, January 6 by calling 466-8055, ext. 208/254, or register online.

Drop in for our weekly circle time at the Lakeville Branch! Enjoy a fun time of books, songs, rhymes and movement activities together.

For ages 4 and under with a grown up.  

Your child has so much to say! Using a few easy to learn signs in your daily routine can help you communicate with your pre-verbal baby or toddler. If your toddler is already speaking, signing can help cognitive, vocabulary, and reading comprehension. Using true American Sign Language signs, we can sing, sign, and play our way into learning. 

For ages 10 months to 5 years with parent or caregiver

Registration begins Thursday, January 2 @ 9:30am online only and 10:01am in person or over the phone at 516-466-8055.

Project Independence provides services and opportunities for seniors that enable them to live independently while maintaining socially active and healthy lives, including help with health related issues, caregiver support, transportation needs for shopping and doctor's appointments, food and nutrition, and access to benefit and financial assistance.  They are a resource for social and recreational interests, and present lectures as well as hold meetings such as this Social Discussion Group at the Parkville Branch.

Bring your own Mah-Jongg board and enjoy a game of Mah-Jongg on Thursdays at the Parkville Branch, anytime from 12:30- 3:30 pm. All skill levels welcome 

January 30, 2020

Crazy Rich Asians by Kevin Kwan 

When New Yorker Rachel Chu agrees to spend the summer in Singapore with her boyfriend, Nicholas Young, she envisions a humble family home and quality time with the man she hopes to marry. But Nick has failed to give his girlfriend a few key details. One, that his childhood home looks like a palace; two, that he grew up riding in more private planes than cars; and three, that he just happens to be the country’s most eligible bachelor.
 
On Nick’s arm, Rachel may as well have a target on her back the second she steps off the plane, and soon, her relaxed vacation turns into an obstacle course of old money, new money, nosy relatives, and scheming social climbers.

Create Your Own Puzzle!

Learn to use our software and Laser Engraver to create your own, one-of-a-kind puzzle!

For all ages! Ages 10 and under must be accompanied by an adult. 

Registration preferred. If space is available, walk-ins are welcome on a first-come, first-served basis.

Registration for January programs begins on December 23 at 9:00 AM.

Love knitting and/or crocheting? Just starting out and like having others to help you? Advanced and like working with company? Come join our group meeting every Thursday night! Help, advice, and chitchat will be facilitated.

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, E-RYT-500 has been studying and practicing yoga and meditation for over 30 years. Sharon loves teaching all levels and ages.  She teaches in yoga studios, synagogues, corporate offices, private homes, in hospitals, schools and camps. Sharon is a Great Neck resident.

$40 fee for entire series of 8 classes.  In-person registration only begins Monday, January 6 at 10:00 a.m. for Great Neck School District residents, and Wednesday, January 8 at 10:00 a.m. for non-residents.  Please make payment with cash, check or money order payable to Great Neck Library.  Call 466-8055, ext. 254 for any further information.

These structured classes offer a magical introduction into the world of ballet!

For Walkers - 4 years old with Parent/Caregiver

Registration begins Thursday, January 2, 9:30 am Online Only, 10:01 am in person or over the phone at 516-466-8055.

Session includes that following dates: January 10, January 17, January 24 and January 31.

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.

Carolyn Carpentiere is passionate about mind-body health and it is her belief that it holds the solution to most all health problems. Carolyn received her 200-hour yoga certification at Long Island Yoga School in 2009 and has continued to work in and study many other holistic solutions to health including Mindfulness Meditation and Reiki. She has studied at Kripalu in the Berkshires, Yoga International and the Open Center in NYC. She has passion for learning solutions to help people connect to their innate healing potential.  Carolyn teaches at gyms, clinical centers, corporations and privately in the NY area.

$40 fee for entire series of 8 classes. In-person registration only at the Parkville Branch only.  Registration begins Monday, January 6 at 10:00 a.m. for Great Neck School District residents, and Wednesday, January 8 at 10:00 a.m. for non-residents.  Please make payment with cash, charge card, check or money order payable to Great Neck Library.  Call 466-8055, ext. 254 for any further information.

Project Independence provides and opportunities for seniors that enable them to live independently while maintaining socially active and healthy lives, including help with health related issues, caregiver support, transportation needs for shopping, doctor's appointments, food and nutrition, and access to venefit and financial assistance.

Your child has so much to say! Using a few easy to learn signs in your daily routine can help you communicate with your pre-verbal baby or toddler. If your toddler is already speaking, signing can help cognitive, vocabulary, and reading comprehension. Using true American Sign Language signs, we can sing, sign, and play our way into learning. 

For ages 10 months to 5 years with parent or caregiver

Registration begins Thursday, January 2 @ 9:30am Online Only and 10:01am in person or over the phone at 516-466-8055.

Session includes the following dates: January 10, January 17, January 24, January 31, February 7, February 14, February 28, March 6, March 13 and March 20

Make a little love at the library with canvas creations for the Valentine's season.  Come dressed to make a mess for a paint party!

11:00am Session for ages 2 to 4

4:30pm Session for ages 5 to 10

All participants must be accompanied by an adult

Parent Tech Time: 3D Printing

Take some you time to learn something new while the kids are at school! This winter, learn how to code, design projects, and use our tech! No experience necessary. 

This week is: 3D Printing!

Registration preferred. If space is available, walk-ins are welcome on a first-come, first-served basis.  

Registration for January programs begins on December 23 at 9:00 AM.

Enjoy a game of chess on Wednesdays at the Parkville Branch, any time from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m.   All skill levels welcome.

The art of debating provides students an engaging, active, and learner-centered activity. This class will help students build their confidence in public speaking and discover the basic fundamentals of debate.

Make a little love at the library with canvas creations for the Valentine's season.  Come dressed to make a mess for a paint party!

11:00am Session for ages 2 to 4

4:30pm Session for ages 5 to 10

Registration begins Wednesday, January 15th 9:30 online 10:01 over the phone

All participants must be accompanied by an adult

In addition to his fine art, long-time Great Neck resident Robert Wallman is also a graphic designer and illustrator with experience in advertising, corporate communications, marketing, packaging, and publishing.

When Warren Mintz retired from full time teaching, it became important to him to explore ways outside the classroom to do something meaningful.  One of the possible activities evolved from the poster collages.  He decided to collect cutouts and almost all of his collages begin by first choosing a background and then building upon it. 

Tai Chi is an internal form of martial art that is practiced for health and self-defense. Incorporating breathing with slow and fluid movements, the exercise connects the internal focus of the mind with the external control of the body.  Practicing Tai Chi ultimately leads to Improved Circulation, Better Balance, Greater Flexibility, Increased Energy and Reduced Tension.

Joseph Panico has been practicing martial arts for more than 15 years.  He began his Tai Chi training in 1997 at Red Dragon Kung Fu Center under Sifu Rafael Gomez and has been studying Tai Chi and Qigong extensively with Sifu Joseph Laracuenta since 2002. “Our goal is to live a long and healthy life.  By focusing on ourselves we get to improve the quality of our life.  And by expressing that quality outward we get to improve the lives of others.”Joseph has also won numerous awards at the US Open Martial Arts Championship in Queens, NY, has performed Tai Chi at Citi Field, and has appeared as a guest on the Project Independence Radio Show 88.1FM WCWP.

Please wear comfortable clothes and shoes. 

$40 fee for entire series of 8 classes.  In-person registration only begins Monday, January 6 at 10:00 a.m. for Great Neck School District residents, and Wednesday, January 8 at 10:00 a.m. for non-residents.  Please make payment in cash, charge card, check or money order, made payable to "Great Neck Library."           

 Call 466-8055, ext. 254 for any further information.   

Can't make the weekday storytime??

Join us for books, songs, rhymes, and movement activities on a Saturday morning. 

Geared for preschoolers. Siblings welcomed

No registration required.

Code Green!

This coding club is for girls in 4th to 6th grade. Use technology to help figure out your own creative solutions to environmental problems. This program is five sessions long. Please plan to attend as many sessions as possible so that you can complete your project!

Registration is required. By signing up for this first session, you are signing up for all five sessions!

Registration for February programs begins on January 20 at 9:00 AM.

Note: Time of program is 11:30am today

Guitar singalongs, movement with bells and scarves, drum-time and rhythm sticks, early learning, and play with your little one!

For 6 - 36 month olds with parent/caregiver

Registration begins Thursday, January 2, Online Only at 9:30am, 10:01am in person or over the phone at 516-466-8055.

Session includes the following dates: January 11, January 18, January 25 and February 1

Performance Poets Association is a non-profit organization that provides a forum for local artists and brings original poetry and related arts to the public.

A featured poet will read for 20 minutes at each session, followed by an open-mic. 

The event is coordinated and facilitated by George Pafitis.

Registration not needed.

Join Senora Daniella for exciting stories and songs all in Spanish and English.

Geared for Preschoolers - Siblings Welcomed.

No registration required.

Session includes the following dates: January 11, January 18, January 25, February 1, February 8, February 15, February 29, March 7, March 14 and March 21

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, E-RYT-500 has been studying and practicing yoga and meditation for over 30 years. Sharon loves teaching all levels and ages.  She teaches in yoga studios, synagogues, corporate offices, private homes, in hospitals, schools and camps. Sharon is a Great Neck resident.

$40 fee for entire series of 8 classes.  In-person registration only begins Monday, January 6 at 10:00 a.m. for Great Neck School District residents, and Wednesday, January 8 at 10:00 a.m. for non-residents.  Please make payment with cash, charge card, check, or money order payable to Great Neck Library.  Call 466-8055, ext. 254 for any further information.

Join us for nursery rhymes, songs, cuddles, and books.

For birth - 9 months old, with parent/caregiver

Session 1: 2/3, 2/10, 2/24, 3/2, 3/9, 3/16

Registration begins 1/29, 9:30a online, 10a in person/phone

Session 2: 3/30, 4/20, 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18

Registration begins 3/25, 9:30a online, 10a in person/phone

Reading stories, singing, dancing, fingerplays, music and more!!

Geared for 2 - 5 years old. Siblings welcomed

No registration required.

Children and parents can socialize and play during this unstructured time!

For children ages 1 to 4

Adult Crafty Hour: Magnetic Mirrors

Let your creativity shine as you make amazing creations in our STEM Lab. Either come on in and make our personalized craft of the day or do your own thing! We have a Cricut Maker, 3D Printers, a Laser Engraver, and more for you to create with! For adults only. The craft of the day is subject to change. 

This month's craft: Magnetic Mirrors with Personalized Designs or Messages!

For adults only.

Registration for February programs begins on January 20 at 9:00 AM.

Join us for a laid back and relaxing two hours of coloring on Monday afternoons. We will play nice soft music, and supply pencils and coloring pages. All you have to do is come in, relax, and color. Let your stress just melt away.

Join us for a weekly Cross Stitch Circle!  Do you love cross stitch and want to share your love with other people?

Do you want to share projects and ideas with others?  Maybe you simply want to stitch in the company of others?

Drop in weekly at the Station Branch!

Dress for a mess as we engage, explore, and experiment in this open-ended art program. It's about the process, not the product! 

For ages 2 to 5 years with parent or caregiver

Registration begins Wednesday, January 29 @ 9:30am online only and 10:01am in person or over the phone at 516-466-8055. (Must scroll back to first date of the program, February 3, for registration information) 

Join us each week for a different activity and theme, from ABCs and 123s to dinosaurs and more!!

For 3 - 5 year olds with Parent/Caregiver

Registration begins Wednesday, January 29, 9:30 am Online Only, 10:01 am in person or over the phone at 516-466-8055.

Session includes the following dates: February 3, February 10, February 24, March 2, March 9 and March 16

Make a bracelet from recycled paper beads and support Reasons2Smile, a non-profit in New York that supports the Jambo Jipya School in Mwtapa, Kenya.  Earn community service credit. 

For teens in grade 7 and up. No registration required

Reading stories, singing, dancing, fingerplays, music and more!!

Geared for 2 - 5 years old. Siblings welcomed

No registration required.

Join us each week for stories, activities, and songs! 

For ages 2 to 5 years with parent or caregiver

Registration begins Wednesday, January 29 @ 9:30am online only and 10:01am in person or over the phone at 516-466-8055. (Must scroll back to first date of the program, February 4, for registration information) 

Don’t know how to use your tech? Have a tech question that you can’t find the answer to? Give our Tech Squad a try! Bring in your smartphone, tablet, laptop, Microsoft Office, or any technology you need help with. Work one-on-one or in small groups alongside our tech experts, in short sessions lasting no longer than 15 minutes.

 No registration, First come, first served.

This lecture will provide an overview of the development of the modern American presidency.  Topics for both historic and contemporary analysis will include the process and the Chief Executive's relationship with Congress, the Supreme Court, the Press, and the People.

Jim Coll is an adjunct professor of American and constitutional history at Nassau Community College, an NYPD detective and the founder of ChangeNYS.

Registration suggested beginning Monday, January 6 by calling 466-8055, ext. 208/254, or register online.

Spread some cheer and good will by creating cards, or coloring pages, for those who could use a brighter day.  Cards will be sent to children in hospitals.

Dress for a mess as we engage, explore and experiment in this open-ended art program.

For grades K - 2 with a Parent/Caregiver

Registration begins Wednesday, January 29, 9:30 am Online Only, 10:01 am in person or over the phone at 516-466-8055.

Sessioin includes the following dates: February 4, February 11, February25, March 3, March 10 and March 17

Instructor: Matt Fisher.  Start with the basics of this fun and versatile instrument. Learn strumming technique, chords, strumming patterns, and a few songs along the way. More advanced players: learn more complex chord structures, finger picking technique and melodies, and incorporate them into songs.

Calling all 1st - 3rd graders to join our Science based activities for a great time with old and new friends to exercise design, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills while creating a different activity each week.

For 1st, 2nd, and 3rd graders Only

Registration begins Wednesday, January 29, 9:30 am Online Only, 10:01 am in person or over the phone at 516-466-8055.

Session includes the following dates: February 4, February 11, February 25, March 3, March 10 and March 17

Great Decisions is America's largest discussion program on world affairs. 

Today's Topic:  India and Pakistan by Barbara Crossette.

Registration suggested beginning Monday, January 6 by calling 466-8055, ext. 208/254, or register online.

Teen Digital Paint Night

Experience the joy of digital painting with our digital paint night! Let your creativity shine as you create a beautiful landscape painting without using any physical paint using our Wacom Tablets.

Registration required. Space is extremely limited.

For teens only.

Registration for February programs begins on January 20 at 9:00 AM.

Caregivers have an opportunity to socialize, make new friends and talk one-on-one with community resource professionals while the kids play!

A different resource specialist each week will be present to chat with parents/caregivers.

For Preschoolers and their Parents/Caregivers

No registration needed.

COMMUNITY RESOURCE : Mr. Kwangnam Kim, Child ID

Session includes the following dates: February 5, February 12, February 26, March 4, March 11 and March 18

Exercise using the support of a chair, seated and standing. In this class, you will practice movement that helps to lubricate the joints and keep them flexible. Strengthen and stabilize muscles that support the spine and increase circulation. Practice strength and balance exercises that help keep you safe to better accomplish day-to-day physical activities. This class will also incorporate gentle weight bearing exercises to ensure bone health. Please wear comfortable clothes.

Registration Required at Parkville Branch begins Jan 6th for Great Neck residents. 

Non-residents can register on Jan 8th at 10:00 am.

In person registration only. $40 fee for entrie series of 8 classes (cash/money order or charge card or check payable to Great Neck Library)

Join us for nursery rhymes, songs, cuddles and books appropriate for the youngest of the young.

Learn how to introduce your child to words and language by incorporating songs into all your routines such as bath time, diaper changes, getting into the car seat and naptime!

For Infant - 9 months (non-crawlers) with Parent/Caregiver

Registration begins Wednesday, January 29, 9:30 am Online Only, 10:01 am in person or over the phone at 516-466-8055.

Session includes the following dates: February 5, February 12, February 26, March 4, March 11 and March 18

Join us for age appropriate play, stories and rhymes!

Ages 10-23 months old with parent/caregiver

Session 1: 2/5, 2/12, 2/26, 3/4, 3/18

Registration 1/29 9:30a online, 10a in person/phone

Session 2: 4/1, 4/22, 4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20

Registration 3/25 9:30a online, 10a in person/phone

AARP Tax Preparers will assist in preparing and filing simple Federal tax returns online. You must have an appointment and bring all relevant tax papers, including last year's return.

Please call 516-466-8055, ext 273 for details or to make an appointment. 

Listen to stories, sing songs, learn folktales, have fun!

This is a drop in storytime for children ages 2-5 with parent/caregiver.

Enjoy a game of Scrabble with new friends at the Station Branch!  All levels welcome.

Come and learn the basics of knitting and crocheting, perhaps just brush up on what you already know and help us crochet and knit for a cause!   

All skill levels are welcome. Supplies will be provided, or bring your own from home.

Please call to register at ext. 232. 

Join us every Wednesday for our Children’s Crochet Club, whether you already know how to crochet or not! Work on a project for yourself or earn community service hours by making an item to donate to a local charity. Materials will be provided.

For children in grades 3 - 6

Drop in at Lakeville for a celebration of all things Harry Potter to Kick off our 2020 Celebration of 21 years of Harry Potter. Potterheads of  of all ages can drop in for a Harry Potter Experience and commit to reading the entire series of Harry Potter in 2020. 

Conspiracy, intrigue, deceit, and murder in the holiest of sanctuaries – all can be found in this fierce and riveting mystery based on religious and historical events within the Catholic Church and Judaism. The battle between good and evil, between the traditional and the modern and, between power and faith can all be found in this timely and timeless novel! Detective Dr. Jeffrey Moss, together with the brilliant archeologist, Daniella Teller, delve into ancient biblical texts, religious and Masonic history, as they search for the Temple Treasure and uncover a conspiracy to destroy the Church and its Papacy.

The Vatican’s Vault is Barry Libin’s best- selling second novel. The first, The Mystery of the Milton Manuscript discloses the true meaning of Milton’s epic poem, Paradise Lost. The Vatican’s Vault continues in that genre of historical novels.

Books will be available for purchase and signing at the event.

Registration suggested beginning Monday, January 6 by calling 466-8055, ext. 208/254, or register online.