Newsletter of the Hewlett- Woodmere Public Library
I I OverlAPRIL MAY JUNeE 2013 VOLaUME 48, NUMf BER 4 What’s Inside ÌF OVERLEAF JR. REMOVABLE INSERT SPECIAL AUTHOR VISIT Computer Classes Page 5 Events & Performances Pages 2-3 Randy Cohen Films Page 7 Be Good: How to Navigate the For Teens Page 5 H-W PL Readers Page 6 Ethics of Everything Lectures & Courses Pages 3 -5 former NY Times, The Ethicist Long Island Reads Page 3 News @ HWPL Page 6 columnist & comedy writer I Sunday, April 21, 2:30 pm HEWLETT-WOODMERE PUBLIC Randy Cohen is a writer, humorist, and also LIBRARY ANNUAL LIBRARY the first ethicist , between 1999-2011, of VOTE AND ELECTION The Ethicist column in The New York Times Tuesday, April 9, 2013 Magazine. He is the author of several books, a playwright, and the host of the public radio 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. show, Person Place Thing. Randy Cohen can also be heard answering listeners’ The Boehm Meeting Room questions on ethics for NPR news program All Things Considered . Mr. Cohen was a PROPOSITION 1: writer on Late Night with David Letterman for 950 episodes, from 1984 through Proposed 2013/2014 Library Budget 2012. He shared in three Primetime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Writing for his PROPOSITION 2: work on the show. Perhaps his biggest contribution was the invention of Election of Library Trustee Letterman’s famous feature, the “ Top Ten List”. Mr. Cohen will discuss, among other topics, his latest book, Be Good: How to QUALIFICATIONS FOR VOTING Navigate the Ethics of Everything. Prepare yourself for a very entertaining after - Registration is required only if a resi - noon! dent has not voted in a Hewlett- District residents and Friends of the Library may pick up tickets beginning Thursday, April 4, 10 am Woodmere Union Free School District & 7 pm. or Library referendum within the last 4 years or in a general referendum EDYTHE BRENNER within the last 4 years. In order to be eligible to register, you must be a MEMORIAL CONCERT U.S. citizen, 18 years of age or older Karkowska Sisters Duo by Tuesday, April 9, 2013 and you must have been a legal resident of Anna Karkowska, Violin the H-W UFSD for at least 30 days Katarzyna Karkowska, prior to the referendum. Registration Piano for voting takes place Tuesday, April 2, I 2013, 1 pm – 9 pm in the Library. Sunday, April 28, 2:30 pm For further information, please Karkowska Sisters Duo is an award telephone Library Director, Susan de winning, internationally acclaimed Sciora at 516-374-1967. duo that in addition to a recital and chamber music repertoire perform vituoso programs, full of fun and beautiful BOARD OF TRUSTEES music. Anna, violinist and Kasha, concert pianist graduated from The Juilliard Benjamin A. Eilbott, President School of Music and Chopin Academy (Warsaw, Poland),have recorded for Polish Shari H. Braverman, Vice President David A. Adler National, Mexican and American Television and Radio (including PBS) and per - Donald A. Davidson formed to rave reviews from prestigious venues such as : Carnegie Hall, Gusman Frank Zaret, Treasurer Center for Performing Arts (Miami, Florida), National Grand Theater (Warsaw, Susan O. de S ciora, Director Poland) and National Center for the Arts (Mexico City, Mexico) to name a few. Nadine Connors, Editor and Programs District residents may pick up tickets beginning Wednesday, April 17, 10 am & 7 pm.
FIND US ON THE WEB AT: www.hwpl.org SPECIAL EVENTS & PERFORMANCES NEW TALENT/NEW IDEAS FEELIN’ GROOVY Where Concert Going Begins! Music of the 60s and 70s - The Other American Songbook LaVell Thompson, Jr, Tenor Co-sponsored by the Friends of the Library I Sunday, April 7, 2:30 pm LaVell Thompson is a winner of the Rave On! Leontyne Price Competition and won The music of first place in the 2008 National Buddy Holly, Association of Teachers of Singing com - Roy Orbison, and petition. Mr. Thompson has performed Other Legends of leading roles in musicals such as A Early Rock-n-Roll! Little Night Music and featured in I Thursday, April 11, operas such as Barber’s A Hand of the 7:30 pm Bridge. He has also been a featured This timeless music soloist on the concert stage in Handel’s will get you rocking! Messiah, Handel’s Ode to St. Cecilia, District residents & Friends Mozart’s Requiem , and many more. of the Library may pick up He is currently pursuing his Master of tickets beginning Tuesday, Music degree at the Manhattan School April 2, 10 am & 7 pm. of Music, studying with Prof. Neil Rosenshein. Erin Hill and Her Tickets may be picked up beginning Wednesday, March 27, 10 am & 7 pm. Psychedelic Harp With guest vocalist, Steve Williams, pedal steel guitar I Thursday, May 9, 7:30 pm Actress, multi-instrumentalist, harpist, and The Pretty White Girl on the Dave Chappell Show, Erin Hill and her trio will delight you with an eclectic variety of music- Celtic songs , Feelin’ Groovy mor - phing into Bruce Springsteen, and Manfred Mann, and to classics like Skylark, Dolly Parton’s Love is like a Butterfly and much more! District residents & Friends of the Library may pick up tickets beginning Wednesday, April 24, 10 am & 7 pm.
Amber Yiu-Hsuan Liao, I, Me, Mine Piano Music of George Harrison With Tom Cavanagh and his Band I Sunday, May 19, 2:30 pm I Thursday, June 6, 7:30 pm Pianist Amber Yiu-Hsuan Liao has A special evening celebrating the music of George given recitals and solo performances Harrison with Tom Cavanagh (Johnny Cash Show) and throughout the United States and his 7-piece band. Taiwan. Recent engagements include District residents & Friends of the Library may pick up tickets recitals at the Bruno Walter Auditorium beginning Wednesday, May 22, 10 am & 7 pm. at Lincoln Center in NYC, and Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall. She is currently on the faculty of the Horne School of Music at Snow College as Director of Piano/Theory. UNITED CHORAL SOCIETY Tickets may be picked up beginning I Sunday, June 9, 2 pm Wednesday, May 8, 10 am & 7 pm. The chorus returns with a spring concert of beautiful music and beautiful voices. These programs are made possible, in part, with public funds from the Tickets may be picked up beginning Wednesday, May 29, 10 am & 7 pm. New York State Council on the Arts. In Nassau and Suffolk Counties the Long island Decentralization Grants for the Arts Program is administered by The Huntington Arts. Council, Inc.
ÌF Indicates a Friends of the Library program. 2 MORE SPECIAL EVENTS LONG ISLAND READS 2013 5 TOWNS INDIAN Tax Forum: ASSOCIATION Superstorm Sandy: New Sutton by Children’s Day Deadlines for Exemptions J.R. I Sunday, April 14, 2 pm and Assessment Challenges Moehringer The choice for A wonderful afternoon of celebra - With Donald X. Clavin, Long Island Reads tion! Dance! Music! Plays! Beautiful Receiver of Taxes is Sutton by J.R. costumes! Performed and conceived by I Tuesday, April 16, 1 pm Moehringer. Sutton the children and their teachers to cele - In the wake of Superstorm Sandy, is the story of brate India’s rich cultural heritage. the County has extended the deadline Brooklyn born No tickets required. this year only, to file for Exemptions Willie Sutton, who and Challenging your Assessment. The ÌF both broke into HIGHLIGHTS IN JAZZ deadline for Exemptions is now April 1, banks and broke out of prisons,with presents 2013 instead of January 2, 2013. equal ease, during the Great Depression. Jazz: A New Generation The deadline for Challenging your The FBI put Willie “the Actor” Sutton on featuring Benny Benack III, Assessment is now May 1, 2013 instead its first-ever Most Wanted List. He never trumpet & vocals; of March 1, 2013. Mr. Clavin will also fired a shot; his victims were only, to Jonathan Russell, violin; explain tax exemptions and payment him, the ‘blood thirsty’ banks. The Dylan Meek, piano; options, and more. public rooted shamelessly for Willie, Ravlo Markowitz, bass; even after he was finally caught in Mark Whitfield, Jr, drums 1952. Mr. Moehringer was born in New I Thursday, April 25, 7:30 pm GREAT DECISIONS York City and raised by a single mother Jazz: A New Generation features a ÌF Foreign Policy in Manhasset, NY. He graduated from band of the brightest young stars on Association Yale in 1986. He began his journalism today’s jazz scene who are already career as a news assistant at The New “veteran” players at a young age, led With Prof. Stanislao G. Pugliese, York Times . He is also the author of the by winner of International Jazz Hofstra University memoir The Tender Bar and Open , I Trumpet Competition, Benny Benack. Wednesdays about and written with Andre Agassi. District residents & Friends of the Library may at 7:30 pm pick up tickets beginning Wednesday, April 10, 10 am & 7pm. Stanislao G. Pugliese is professor “Willie, the World, of history and the Queensboro UNICO and the Law”- Distinguished Professor of Italian and Italian American Studies at Hofstra A Radio Drama University. He is a former research Adapted from SUTTON, and fellow at Columbia University, the Directed by David Houston United States Holocaust Memorial Mr. Houston as Narrator, Museum in Washington, D.C. Oxford Actor Ray Gobes as the University, and Harvard University. Voice of Willie I The topics that will be covered Thursday April 18, 1 pm are the following: In the reading style of radio drama, Piano, Bass & Dreams • April 24 Myanmar & Southeast Asia Actors Houston and Gobes tell the provocative, engrossing, delightful tale With Susan Winter, vocals, • May 8 Intervention Tedd Firth, & Tom Hubbard, bass of America’s most accomplished and • May 29 Iran admired bank robber. I Sunday,June 2, 2:30 pm • June 12 China In Africa No tickets required. Vocalist extraordinaire Susan Winter and her trio will musically examine the • June 26 Threat Assessment nature of dreams. More than Sigmund As a prerequisite for these discus - H-W PL READERS I Freud with a beat, this entertaining sions, participants must purchase a Monday, April 22, 1 pm copy of the required reading booklet afternoon includes songs of Jerry Sutton by J.R. Moehringer Herman, Carol Hall, Coleman and when they register. Discussion leader: Candace Leigh, Maltby and Shire, and others. Registration continues- Plotsker - Herman District residents & Friends of Library can pick (see page 6) up tickets beginning Wednesday, May 22, SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE 10 am & 7 pm. Co-sponsored by The Friends of the Library
3 LECTURES & COURSES
WORD FUN Etymology - The History and Origin of Words With Ben Eilbott I Thursday, July 11, 11 am Do you look back or ahead in January? For whom was Echo searching? Why is December not the 10th month? Would you look for a hip - popotamus in a hippodrome or in The Art of Indian Cooking Mesopotamia?
With Dr. Teresa Antony Joan Kahr I Thursday, April 4, 1 pm Dr. Teresa Antony will demonstrate SPECIAL ART LECTURE and discuss the preparation of her Art Deco/Edgar Brandt: favorite Indian dishes. Also, the health Master of Art Deco Ironwork benefits of the spices that are used in With Joan Kahr Indian cuisine will be part of the pre - I sentation. Tuesday, April 30, 1 pm One can now search for the meaning Ms. Kahr has lectured at Cranbrook of almost any word on Google or a Academy of the Arts, Bloomfield Hills, device, but who takes the time, or has Michigan, and The National Building the interest, especially when an Museum in Washington, among others. “everyday” word is seen? Who bothers Ms. Kahr also consults with auction to pursue the origin of a word? houses, dealers, and collectors. As a We’ll talk about words never really lecturer for ABANA (Artists Blacksmiths thought about, as well as a few others, Association of America), she has and encourage you to bring some of attended many ironwork demonstra - your own common words to the lecture . tions, and enjoyed meeting and Ben Eilbott, former NYC principal befriending many talented blacksmiths. and current President of the Board of Ms. Kahr experienced a magical, Trustees, will discuss, illustrate, and "hands-on" time forging a plant holder delight you with the history and origin with a Vermont blacksmith. of words. Joan Kahr has had two books pub - Registration begins at the Information Desk lished on the work of this artist: Edgar Wednesday, June 26, 10 am. Brandt: Master of Art Deco Ironwork , published by Harry N. Abrams, 1999
Portrait of Julie by Berthe Morisot. and Edgar Brandt, Art Deco Ironwork , TAX HELP IS AVAILABLE published by Schiffer, 2010. Volunteer Income Tax Small Brandt pieces from a private Assistance (VITA) Berthe Morisot I collection will be on display for this Tuesdays, February 5 to “First Woman Impressionist” special art lecture. April 9, 10 am – 1 pm with Louise Cella Caruso By appointment only I Tuesday, May 7, 1 pm Tax help is available for senior cit - Berthe Morisot (January 14, 1841 – izens and persons earning $51k or March 2, 1895) was a painter and a less,with simple tax returns. This member of a group of painters in Paris program is offered under the aus - who eventually became known as the pices of the Town of Hempstead Impressionists . She was one of “les trois Office of Senior Enrichment. Please grandes dames” of Impressionism, shar - bring last year’s income tax return, ing the title with Marie Bracquemond 1099s, W-2s, and any other pertinent and Mary Cassatt. She joined painters documents. Paul Cézanne, Edgar Degas, Claude Beginning Wednesday, January 9, Monet, and Renoir in their first exhibits 2013 at 10 am, call 374-1967 x 231 to in Paris. Iron Gate by Edgar Brandt schedule an appointment.
4 LECTURES FOR TEENS COMPUTERS
BOOK REVIEW Computer 1st Grade for The Fallen Angel Grownups I by Daniel Silva Wednesday, April 17, With Dr. Annette Labovitz 10 am – 12 noon I Tuesday, June 11, 1 pm Learn how to work with text includ - ing inputting, inserting, moving, Compelling, and erasing. Learn basic word process - passionate, ing skills and understand files and haunting, bril - commands. liant: these are Prerequisites: Computer Kindergarten or the words that ACT Prep and Strategy basic computer skills and knowledge. have been used Class size limited to 24 persons/2 persons to describe the Courses per computer. work of award- With Ellen Karcinell winning #1 NY and Keith Harrow All About Email I I Times best selling author Daniel Silva. Thursday, April 11, 6:30-7:30 pm Wednesday, April 24, The Fallen Angel begins with Gabriel Ellen Karcinell has been giving stu - 10 am – 12 noon Allon, the wayward son of Israeli intel - dents tips and strategies to crack the You will learn how to send, receive ligence, who has taken refuge behind ACT for 15 years. forward, and reply to email. After you the walls of the Vatican, where he is I have mastered the basics, you will restoring one of Caravaggio's greatest Thursday, April 11, 7:30-8:30 pm learn how to attach files and download. masterpieces. But early one morning he Dr. Harrow is a professor and Prerequisites :Computer Kindergarten and is summoned to St. Peter's Basilica by Graduate Deputy chairman of the Computer 1st grade, comfortable using a Monsignor Luigi Donati ,the all-powerful Department of Computer and computer. Class size limited to 24 persons/2 persons private secretary to His Holiness Pope Information Science at Brooklyn per computer. This class is open to district Paul VII . The body of a beautiful woman College. residents and non-residents. lies beneath Michelangelo's magnificent District residents and students may register on dome. The Vatican police suspect Wednesday, March 27 at 10 am & 7 pm at the Intro. to Web Design suicide, though Gabriel believes other - Information Desk. I Refreshments will be served. Wednesday, May 1, 7 –9 pm wise... Learn about the working of web sites and how to make your own web ÌF GREAT BOOKS pages. Layout text, add images, and link to your favorite sites, even let your DISCUSSION GROUP visitors email you. 2012 - 2013 For intermediate and advanced computer users only. Class size limited to 24 persons/ Tuesdays at 7:30 pm 2 persons per computer. Dr. Allen Lanner and the Great Books discussion group continue All About the iPad I reading full-length works of Wednesday, May 22, 7-9 pm great authors. I Learn all about Apple’s hottest new April 23 device. You will get an intro to the Iron Man 2 Shakespeare, William I hardware, learn how to access the Coriolanus Thursday, May 2, 7 pm only Internet and email, understand the set - ISBN 048642688-2* Starring Robert Downey, Jr., Don Cheadle, tings, use the apps and learn how to I Scarlett Johansson get new ones, discover many tips and May 21 Rated PG-13, 124 min. tricks, and more. Bring your iPad if you James, Henry Everyone wants in on the Iron Man have one. What Maisie Knew technology, whether for power or prof - Class size limited to 40 persons. ISBN 048647869-6* it, but for Ivan Vanko, it's revenge. Please be sure you meet the I June 18 With Pepper Potts and James 'Rhodey' prerequisites for all of the classes. Rhodes at his side, Stark must once Singer, Isaac B. District residents may begin registering again suit up and face his most danger - Enemies: A Love Story Wednesday, April 10, 10 am. ous enemy yet. Farrar Straus Giroux, 1972 Non-residents may register 5 days before for: *Dover Publications, 31 E. 2nd St, Mineola, NOTE: IRON MAN 3 IS DUE IN Computer 1st Grade, Intro. to Web Design, and NY 11501-3582. Fax or credit card orders: THEATERS MAY 3, 2013. All about the iPad, if space allows. 516-294-9758. Tele: 516-241-5438
5 H-WPL READERS NEWS @ H-W PL A Monthly Book Discussion Group A Public Service Event: I Mondays at 1 pm Head and Neck Cancer District residents may reserve copies of the books well in advance of the discussions. Screening Program at the Review packets are available at the Information Desk. Library I I April 22 Friday, April 19 1- 4 pm Sutton by J.R. Moehringer By appointment only Discussion leader: Candace Plotsker-Herman South Nassau Communities Hospital Sutton is the story of Brooklyn born Willie Sutton, who will conduct a Head and Neck Cancer both broke into banks and broke out of prisons, with the Screening Program. This Public Service same ease, during the Great Depression. The FBI put Willie Event is sponsored by Senator Dean G. “The Actor” Sutton on its first-ever Most Wanted List. Skelos. Sutton acquired his nickname because he knocked off banks Call Senator Skelos’s office at and jewelry stores costumed as policemen, messengers, 516-766-8383 for an appointment. complete with fake mustaches and other disguises. He never fired a shot; his victims were only, to him, the ‘blood Cypress Resume thirsty’ banks. The public rooted shamelessly for Willie, even after he was finally With Cypress Resum e, you can cre - caught in 1952. ate professional resumes in minutes. Moehringer’s novel begins with flashbacks, beginning on Christmas Eve, 1969, as Simply type in basic information about a gubernatorial pardon (by then, banker Nelson Rockefeller) releases Sutton from yourself and leave the task of writing Attica, where he was serving his last sentence. concise, descriptive statements, for - . . . J.R. Moehringer performs a similarly audacious feat, tunneling through layers of legend and matting, and details to the software. emerging with a novel that hums with the truth of Sutton’s life, with all its dramatic contradictions. Mari Malcom - Amazon Best Books of the Month, September 2012. Cypress Resume has several other fea - (see page 3, for radio drama of Sutton, as part of Long Island Reads) tures for cover letters, publishing, etc. I May 20 MUZZY The Round House by Louise Erdrich The acclaimed MUZZY language Discussion leader: Edna Ritzenberg learning courses created by the British In Spring, 1988, a woman living on a reservation in North Broadcasting Corporation target every Dakota is attacked. Geraldine Couttis, the crime victim, is child’s “window of opportunity” years reluctant to reveal or relive her ordeal to the police or her to learn a second or even a third lan - husband, and son, Joe. In this one day, Joe’s life changed guage. forever as he tries to heal his mother, as she remains bedridden, slipping away into an abyss. His father, a Nook ® Simple Touch tribal judge, is frustrated as his efforts for justice are con - tinually defied. Young Joe and his friends begin a quest, eReaders which takes them to the Round House, a sacred place of worship for the Ojibwe. Preloaded with titles from the NY “Likely to be dubbed the Native American “To Kill a Mockingbird”, Louise Erdrich’s moving, Times Bestseller List, Nooks are avail - complex and surprisingly uplifting new novel tells of a boy’s coming of age in the wake of a brutal able to HWPL cardholders at the racist attack on his mother.”—Sara Nelson, Amazon.com Circulation Desk, for a loan of 28 days. Titles are updated as they are made I June 17 available. Each Nook comes with a The World Without You by Joshua Henkin Quick Start Guide. Inquire at the Discussion leader: Candace Plotsker-Herman Circulation Desk about borrowing pro - The story is set in 2005 during the 4th of July holiday, at cedure. the Frankel summer home in the Berkshires. They have come to memorialize their son, Leo, who was killed while working as a journalist In Iraq. The details of their son’s death are similar to the Daniel Pearl murder in Pakistan. AARP Driver Improvement Each family member is coping with the death of Leo and Call 516 374-1967 x 231 for infor - how his death has affected their lives. How do we move on mation about our on-going defensive after losing a loved one? How do we love again? driving classes. “Insightful…Poignant…[Henkin] move[s] elegantly from one perspective to another …. Although the cast is large, you get to know them deeply, like real people….Henkin brings them to a moving resolution that feels authentically possible…. —”The New York Times Book Review
6 FILMS IN THE GALLERY Flight starring Denzel Washington, Nadine Velazquez, Don Cheadle Directed by Robert Zemeckis, Rated R; 138 min. I Wednesday, June 5, 2 & 7 pm An airline pilot saves a flight from crashing, but an investigation into the Beasts of the Southern Wild malfunctions reveals something trou - Starring Quvenzhane Wallis, Dwight Henry, bling. Levy Easterly Directed by Benh Zeitlin, Rated PG-13, 93 min. I Wednesday, April 3, 2 & 7 pm Long Beach Chair by Marc Josloff Hushpuppy, an intrepid six-year old girl, lives with her father, Wink, in the Spotlight on the Ordinary Bathtub, a southern delta community Long Island Center of at the edge of the world. Wink’s tough love prepares her for the unraveling of Photography I her universe; for a time when he’s no Robot & Frank March 12 – April 28, 2013 longer there to protect her. Starring Frank Langella, Susan Sarandon, Peter Reception: Saturday, April 13, Sarsgaard Directed by Jake Schreier, Rated PG-13; 89 min. 2-4 pm LICP artists see beauty and richness I Wednesday, June 19, in common, ordinary things. Not every 2 pm only subject has to be grandiose or majes - Set in the near future, an ex-jewel thief tic, but any image can become com - receives a gift from his son: a robot pelling to view when photographed by butler programmed to look after him. a skillful and artistic eye. Argo Hitchcock Starring Ben Affleck, Bryan Cranston, Starring Anthony Hopkins, Helen Mirren, Hewlett-Woodmere School John Goodman, Alan Arkin Scarlett Johansson District Student Art Show Directed by Ben Affleck, Rated R, 120 min. Directed by Sacha Gervasi, Rated PG-13, 98 min. I I May 2013 Wednesday, May 1, 7 pm only I Wednesday, June 26, 2 pm only Receptions: Monday, May 6, 3-5 pm This 2013 Best Picture Oscar winner Thursday, May 9, 3-5 pm A love story between the influential is the dramatization of the 1980 The talented students of the Hewlett- filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock and his CIA/Canadian secret operation to Woodmere Union Free School District wife Alma Reville during the filming of extract six fugitive American diplomat - are on exhibit at the library. ic personnel out of Iran. Psycho in 1959.
Please note time of Wednesday film presenta - G.W. Hewlett HS tions. Some films are offered only in the Advance Placement Art Show evening at 7 pm or the afternoon at 2 pm. I June 4 -19, 2013 Advanced Placement Art students of BOARD OF TRUSTEES’ MEETINGS the Hewlett High School display selec - 7:15 pm general meeting tions from their final portfolios. Tuesday, April 9 7:30 pm Monday, May 13 7:45 pm Monday, June 10 7:45 pm IN THE BOEHM ROOM Searching for Sugar Man Lawrence Woodmere Starring Rodriguez, Steve Segerman, SCHEDULE CHANGES Academy Student Art Show Dennis Coffey I Directed by Malik Benjelloul, PG-13, 86 min. Monday, May 6 1-9 pm March 21 - April 24, 2013 I Sunday, May 12 CLOSED Wednesday, May 29, 2 pm only Reception: Thursday, April 11, Sunday, May 26 CLOSED Two South Africans set out to dis - 3-5 pm Monday, May 27 CLOSED cover what happened to their unlikely An art exhibit by the talented stu - Sunday, June 16 CLOSED musical hero, the mysterious 1970s dents of Lawrence Woodmere Sunday, June 23 CLOSED rock’n’roller, Rodriguez. Academy. Sunday, June 30 CLOSED
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APRIL 23 • Tuesday 22 • Wednesday (cont.) League of Women Voters 1 pm League of Women Voters 1 pm 2 • Tuesday ÌF Great Books 7:30 pm Computer Class: All About the iPad * 7- 9 pm Residents & Friends pick up tickets for 29 • Wednesday 24 • Wednesday Feelin’Groovy Rave on ! 10 am & 7 pm Pick up tickets 6/9 United Choral Residents & Friends pick up tickets Register to Vote 1-9 pm Society 10 am & 7 pm 5/9 Feelin’ Groovy /Erin Hill 10 am & 7 pm 3 • Wednesday Film: Searching for Sugarman 2 pm only Film: Beasts of the Southern Wild 2 & 7 pm Computer Class: All About Email* 10 – 12 noon ÌF Great Decisions 7:30 pm ÌF Great Decisions 7:30 pm 4 • Thursday 25 • Thursday Residents & Friends pick up tickets for 4/21 JUNE Randy Cohen 10 am & 7 pm ÌF Highlights in Jazz* 7:30 pm Indian Cooking Program 1 pm 2 • Sunday 28 • Sunday 7 • Sunday Edythe Brenner Concert/ F Susan Winter Trio * 2:30 pm NTNI: LaVell Thompson, Jr. Tenor * 2:30 pm Karkowska Sisters Duo* 2:30 pm 5 • Wednesday 9 • Tuesday 30 • Tuesday Film: Flight 2 & 7 pm BUDGET VOTE 7 am – 9 pm Special Art Lecture/Joan Kahr: 6 • Thursday 10 • Wednesday Edgar Brandt, Art Deco Iron 1 pm Feelin’ Groovy: I, Me, Mine with Residents begin registration for Tom Cavanagh* 7:30 pm Computer Classes 10 am MAY 9 • Sunday Residents and Friends pick up tickets United Choral Society* 2 pm 4/25 Highlights in Jazz 10 am & 7 pm 1 Wednesday 11 • Tuesday Film: Argo 7 pm only 11 • Thursday Book Review: Daniel Silva/The Fallen Angel Computer Class : Intro. to Web Design * 7- 9 pm Art reception 3 – 5 pm with A. Labovitz 1 pm 2 • Thursday Feelin’ Groovy- Rave On! * 7:30 pm 12 • Wednesday ACT* 6:30 – 7:30 pm Film: Iron Man II 7 pm only ÌF Great Decisions 7:30 pm ACT* 7:30 -8:30 pm 6 • Monday Art Reception 3- 5 pm 17 • Monday 13 • Saturday HWPL Readers: The World Without You 1 pm Art Reception 2 pm 7 • Tuesday Art lecture: Berthe Morisot 1 pm 18 • Tuesday 14 • Sunday ÌF Great Books 7:30 pm 5 Towns Indian Association , Children’s Day 2 pm 8 • Wednesday Tickets picked up for 5/19 NTNI/ 19 • Wednesday 16 • Tuesday Amber Yiu-Hsuan Liao 10 am & 7 pm Film: Robot & Frank 2 pm only Tax Forum with Donald X. Clavin 1 pm ÌF Great Decisions 7:30 pm Community Chest 7 pm 26 • Wednesday Registration for 7/8 Etymology 17 • Wednesday 9 • Thursday Art Reception 3 - 5 pm with Ben Eilbott begins 10 am Residents pick up tickets 4/28 Edythe Brenner Feelin’ Groovy: Erin Hill Film: Hitchcock 2 pm only Memorial Concert 10 am & 7 pm & her Psychedelic Harp* 7:30 pm ÌF Computer 1st Grade * 10 – 12 noon Great Decisions 7:30 pm 18 • Thursday 19 • Sunday NTNI/ Amber Yiu-Hsuan Liao, piano* 2:30 pm Long Island Reads: Radio play of Sutton 1 pm SUMMER VACATION LOANS 19 • Friday 20 • Monday June 21 through Labor Day 2013 HWPL Readers: The Round House 1 pm Head & Neck Cancer Screening 1-4 pm Summer vacation loans are (by appt. only) 21 • Tuesday ÌF Great Books 7:30 pm available to HWPL cardholders for 21 • Sunday ÌF Author Randy Cohen* 2:30 pm 22 • Wednesday most circulating materials. Call for 22 • Monday Residents & Friends pick up tickets more information on summer loans HWPL Readers: Sutton 1 pm 6/2 Susan Winter Trio 10 am & 7 pm or ask at Circulation when checking Residents & Friends pick up tickets for 6/6 out materials. Feelin’Groovy I, Me,Mine 10 a m & 7 pm
* Previous registratio n/tickets required. F Co-sponsored by Friends of the Library ÌF Indicates a Friends of the Library program.