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engage • energize • empower Theater Bus Trip South Huntington Public The Cher Show Wed., Oct. 23. Register July 13 LibraryLibrary We will travel by coach bus to Broadway newsletter for a matinee of The Cher Show, the Tony Award-winning musical based on the life of Cherilyn Sarkisian La Piere Bono Allman or as we know her, Cher! After the show we’ll enjoy a delicious dinner at Forlini's restaurant. Tickets are $229 each and include an Orchestra 1 ticket, dinner, transportation and all gratuities. South Huntington cardholders register beginning July 13, out-of-district July 20. No refunds unless we can fill your seat from the waiting list.

Eleanora Ferrante Named Trustee The South Huntington Library Board of Summer Reading Clubs Are For Everyone Trustees has appointed Eleanora Ferrante Patrons of all ages are encouraged to join a reading club this summer. to a one-year term to replace Trustee Kate Rea, who has stepped down and re- Read books, earn prizes! See inside for more information. located out of state with her family. Many thanks to the Friends of the Library for their generous support! Eleanora has lived in South Huntington for the past 25 years with her husband and two children. Family Night: The Space Roadshow – Thur., July 25 at 7 p.m. As the library’s community partner in the NYS Library As- Join us for this exciting, interactive astronomy show with Lee Og- sociation’s Community Change Agent Program, she has nibene, retired science teacher and Sayville Planetarium director. helped to foster the library’s presence in the community We’ll take video “field trips” to Venice, where Galileo first used his and increase outreach programs to new community mem- telescope; to see a meteor crater in Arizona; to the Kennedy Space bers. She has also been a part of the library’s employee center to watch a shuttle launch, and to Hawaii to see a total development and training efforts. eclipse. We’ll also explore the moon, solar system, Milky Way and Eleanora is a former president of the South Huntington more. (For kindergarten to adult). Council of PTAs and volunteers with St. Elizabeth Church and the Arthritis Foundation. A college admissions and career coach, Eleanora is the owner of Square Peg Square Summer Concert Series on Fridays, 7 p.m. Hole Coaching. She previously worked for Chase Manhat- July 5: The Generators July 26: Four Way Street tan Bank in operations, training, and product develop- Celebrate your holiday Celebrate Woodstock ment. She is honored to serve the South Huntington weekend with this ver- with this tribute to community as a library trustee and looks forward to work- satile band playing Crosby, Stills, Nash ing with the library board and staff. high energy classic, pop and Young, featuring and Southern rock, and awesome the har- Thanks and Farewell dance tunes, (with a few one-hit wonders monies and musician- Library trustees and staff extend their gratitude to outgo- thrown in!!) from the 60s to today. ship that defined the band. ing Trustee Kate Rea, who served on the board since 2015. She was an active member of the Friends of the Library July 12: Milagro August 2: Empty Sky since 2005 and served on the executive board, most re- Mark the 50th anniver- Elton John may be on his cently as vice president. We wish Kate and her family well sary of Woodstock with farewell tour, but you can in their new home. a tribute to Santana, still hear his music per- who played on Saturday, formed by this talented Vendors, Musicians Wanted for Fall Fair August 16, 1969 -- an 8-song set that band, which combines the Art, craft, farmer’s and flea market vendors are launched their career. technical demands of the music and the in- wanted for the Friends Fall Fair on Saturday, fectious energy contained in all of Elton Sept. 21, rain or shine. Spaces are $35 and July 19: The Dead Ahead Band John's best songs to present a magical show. must be reserved in advance. Applications Enjoy an evening with available at www.shpl.info or in the library. The Dead Ahead Band TICKET INFO: South Huntington cardholders can get free tickets for garden seating to the July 5 and 12 Musicians are also wanted for our open mic for danceable and sing shows now. Tickets to the remaining shows available stage. Please call Catherine at 631.549.4411 if you are along rock and blues July 5. Print them online at www.shpl.info or get interested. from a diverse set of them at the library. artists which include Tickets are valid until 6:50 p.m., when non-ticket South Huntington Public Library Non-Profit Org. The Allman Brothers Band, Bob Dylan, The holders may be seated, if there is space. You do not 145 Pidgeon Hill Road need a ticket to sit on the upper lawn; bring a blan- US Postage PAID Band, Jerry Garcia, CSN, The Grateful Dead, ket or chair, In the event of rain, the show will be in Huntington Station, NY 11746-4511 Permit No. 39 The Woodstock Era and more. the theater. JULY/AUGUST 2019 Huntington Station, NY LOOK INSIDE 1969: What Harry Potter Kids A Year at the Garden Vanderbilt Club Postal Patron Page 2 Page 5 Page 6

The Library will be closed on July 4 – Independence Day The Library is closed on Sundays in the summer. ADULT PROGRAMS Lecture & Discussion – All welcome! WEST SIDE STORY: A TRIBUTE TO RODGERS & many of their great works includ- come, 1969 had FROM STAGE TO SCREEN HAMMERSTEIN ing South Pacific, The King and I, it all: The first The Sound of Music, and moon landing, Thurs., July 11 at 2 p.m. Thurs., July 18, 2-3:30 p.m. Carousel, as well as show archival Baby Boomers Jack Schnur, for- For almost footage of both subjects reflect- flocked to mer videotape two decades ing on their collaboration and Woodstock, kids editor for CBS, beginning their years on Broadway. visited Sesame returns to our li- with Okla- Street for the first time, the Beat- brary to present homa! in les recorded together for the last this multi-media 1943, Richard 1969: WHAT A YEAR Thurs., Aug. 1 at 7 p.m. time, and underdog New York program featur- Rodgers and teams turned the sports world up- ing songs, inter- Oscar Ham- Five decades on, 1969 remains one side down — and that's just the views and clips from the original merstein were at the forefront of of the most fascinating years in tip of the iceberg! Go on a trip Broadway production and the American musical theater. Using modern times. Closing out the tur- back in time as we explore 1969’s film. video and audio clips, presenter bulent Sixties while laying the trends, music, fashion and more. Richard Knox will give us a look at groundwork for the decades to ART CLASS: SILK SCARF Health & Wellness Food & Cooking Get Creative Fri., July 19, 9:30-12:30 p.m. GALAXY CUPCAKES WRITING CLASS: WHAT’S THE Learn Serti, an In- HEALTH INSURANCE donesian silk paint- Mon., July 15 at 7 p.m. STORY? COUNSELING & ASSISTANCE ing technique, to Decorate these out- Mons., July 8-12 at 6:30 p.m. Mon., July 15, of-this-world cup- create a beautiful Stretch your imagination and hone 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. cakes to celebrate design on a silk scarf. your story-telling skills as New York Do you have questions about the 50th anniversary Materials fee $15. Times best-selling author Robbie Medicare or Medicare-related health of Apollo 11. Every- SHPL registers July 5, others July 12. Woliver challenges you with com- insurance? Lynn Elinson, volunteer one will go home pelling writing prompts to create a SASHIKO JAPANESE with the Health Information, Coun- with three cupcakes. “novella in flash,” in which several seling & Assistance Program (HIICAP), There is a $10 mate- EMBROIDERY disparate fiction and memoir stories will work with you one-on-one. Free, rials fee, payable at Tue., July 30 & Aug. 13, 7 p.m. can be combined to create a unique but call the library to make an ap- registration begin- Learn this new trend collection. Participants will present pointment: 631.549.4411. ning July 1 for SHPL, others July 8. that has become their stories in a supportive environ- part of the current Gardening ment. There is a $25 fee. Enrollment COOKING CLASS: MAGICAL fashion movement limited. South Huntington cardhold- of reuse and recycle. MEET THE WORMS MAGNIFICENT MUSHROOMS ers register July 1, others July 8. Instructor Jo Cohen Sat. Aug. 3 at 10 a.m. Mon., July 22 at 7 p.m. Mushrooms have THURSDAY KNITTING will teach traditional patterns and Learn the practice of “vermicom- sewing techniques. In the second posting,” the use of a type of worm been valued for Thurs., July 11 & Aug. 1, centuries. Rich in class you will embellish or mend an that eats all your kitchen scraps, 1:30-4 p.m. protein and Vita- item. A $20 materials fee (payable newspapers, cardboard boxes and Meet other knitters in the commu- min D, they in cash to the instructor), includes junk mail. Then you can use their nity. Bring your latest project and greatly support the tools for these lessons. SHPL reg- waste (castings) to fertilize your gar- knit with others. the immune sys- isters July 9, others July 16. den. This reduces greenhouse gas, ends the use of chemical fertilizers tem. One cup of mushrooms con- COLOR YOUR WORLD ADULT CELESTIAL BRACELETS tains only 15 calories and 2.3 grams and pesticides and reduces leachate. of carbohydrates, making it a low COLORING Wed. Aug. 7 at 7 p.m. This program is appropriate for chil- calorie, low carb food choice. Fri., July 12 & Aug. 2 and Instructor Marlena dren and adults. SHPL registers July Healthy Chef Kathryn will discuss Weds., July 17 & Aug. 21, Konas will teach you 13; all others July 20. the variety of mushrooms sold today 10 a.m.-12 p.m. how to make these fun stretchy bracelets Lecture & Discussion at your market. She will also Let your creativity flow and color with celestial charms. These lectures at 10:15 a.m. are demonstrate an easy sauté and help something beautiful while you so- Each patron will make sponsored by The Men’s Group of you stuff mushrooms to take home cialize with others in the commu- 2 bracelets to take home. Different the Greens. All welcome to attend. and bake. Fee $10. SHPL registers nity. The library provides coloring charms and colored beads will be July 3: Professor James Coll will dis- July 8, others July 15. pages and pencils. available. Materials fee $10. SHPL reg- cuss the Declaration of Independ- Upcoming Exercise Classes isters July 17, out-of-district July 24. ence.

WALK 15 FITNESS EVENING YOGA Community Meetings July 10: Motivational speaker Jim Sats., Aug. 10-31, 9:30-10:30 a.m. Tue., Sept. 3-Oct. 29, 6:30-7:30 p.m. Hughes, blind since childhood, has Low impact fitness with instructor Instructor Augusta Berner. Fee $31. AARP VOLUNTEERS overcome issues and is now giving Tina Campbell. Fee $10. SHPL regis- SHPL registers Aug. 6, others Aug. 13. Thur., July 11 & Aug. 8, 10 a.m. back to his community. ters July 6, others July 13. TAI CHI FOR HEALTH Learn about volunteer opportunities July 17: A former Grumman staffer TAI CHI LEVEL ONE Thur., Sept. 5-Oct. 31, 9:30-10:30 a.m. in the community. discusses the lunar module and inside Mon., Sept. 16-Oct. 28, 9:30-10:30 a.m. Instructor Rosanne Pawluk. Fee $47. stories of the moon landing. Instructor Rosanne Pawluk. Fee $37. SHPL registers Aug. 8, others Aug. 15. FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY SHPL registers Aug. 5, others Aug. 12. Thur., July 18 at 7 p.m. Aug. 14: An in depth look at the old THURSDAY YOGA Join us, and bring friend! radio and TV show Amos 'n Andy MONDAY YOGA Sept. 5-Oct. 31, 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m. and how it was a pivotal part of the Sept. 16-Oct. 28, 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Instructor Augusta Berner. Fee $36. 2nd PCT. COMMUNITY MEETING Civil Rights movement. Instructor Augusta Berner. Fee $28. SHPL registers Aug. 8, others Aug. 15. SHPL registers Aug. 5, others Aug. 12. Tue., Aug. 6 at 7 p.m. Aug. 28: Constitutional historian SATURDAY YOGA Officers from the SCPD’s 2nd will present “The Police and the INTERMEDIATE TAI CHI Sats., Sept. 7-28, 9:30-10:30 a.m. Precinct will discuss a topic related Constitution,” discussing the evolv- Tue., Sept. 3-Oct. 29, 10-11:30 a.m. Instructor Elaine Fruchtman. Fee $14. to community policing. Residents ing powers and limitations of the Instructor Rosanne Pawluk. Fee $71. SHPL registers Aug. 10, others Aug. are encouraged to bring up matters police in modern day society. SHPL registers Aug. 6, others Aug. 13. 17. of concern in their neighborhoods. ADULT PROGRAMS Happy Birthday, Walt Whitman Fun & Games Books & Reading NORTH SHORE CIVIL WAR INTRODUCTION TO ROUNDTABLE MAH JONGG Adult Summer Reading Club Thurs., July 11 at 7 p.m. Weds., July 10-Aug. 14, Adult patrons In celebration of the 200th birthday of poet Walt Whit- 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. are invited to man, impersonator Darrel Blaine Ford will discuss Whit- Instructor Donna join the “Uni- man during the Civil War. Miller-Small will verse of Sto- teach the basics of ries” Summer THE LARK TRIO: POETRY IN SONG beginner Mah Reading Club. Wed., July 24 at 2 p.m. Jongg. With sim- Read or listen to as many The Lark Trio, featuring soprano Elisabeth ple step-by-step in- structions, you will gain the skills books as you Palmedo, pianist Ann Jupp and narrator Bonnie and knowledge to play with oth- want and earn Thivierge, explores the relationship between ers. Please purchase an official rewards! All pa- poetry and music in the art song. Among the 2019 Mah Jongg card and bring it trons who sign up will be eligible poets are Shelly, James Joyce, and Walt Whit- to class. There is a $40 fee for the for a free raffle with some awesome man and composers include Samuel Barber, six-week course, and enrollment is prizes. Participants can earn addi- Paul Hindemith, and Charles Ives. By hearing the poem read followed by limited. SHPL registers beginning tional raffle chances by completing the song the audience can enjoy the harmonious combination of two art July 1, others July 8. puzzles and quizzes, and attending forms. All welcome! library programs. Register in person at the Adult Reference Desk or on- GENEALOGY DROP-IN CUTTING THE CORD line at www.shpl.info/SRC. Thurs., July 11 and Aug. 1, 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Tues., July 23 OR Thurs., Aug. 8 at 7 p.m. Librarian PJ Novak will be on hand to show you how to OR Mon., July 29 at 3 p.m. EVENING BOOK DISCUSSION access free genealogical resources, including Learn about alternatives to Wed., July 17 Ancestry.com, through the library and to offer search traditional cable, along at 7 p.m. tips and advice. No registration necessary. with their costs, pros, cons Join us for a discus- and other factors to con- sion of Behold the BEGINNER EXCEL: FUNCTIONS sider when deciding if and Dreamers by Im- how to cut the cord. Alter- AND FORMULAS bolo Mbue. Pick up natives to be demonstrated Wed., July 10 at 7 p.m. a copy of the book include Netflix, Hulu, Amazon and Google streaming, This beginner's level class will at the Circulation Kodi, and many popular TV streaming systems such as cover functions and the use of for- Desk. New partici- PS Vue. Seating is limited. SHPL registers beginning mulas, so the user can calculate pants, listeners welcome. July 11. Please register for only one class. numbers, look up data or calculate a payment. (Pre-requisite: Com- STORYCORPS WORKSHOP NEXT CHAPTER BOOK CLUB puter, mouse and file Tuesdays, July 2-Aug. 27 at management skills, working knowledge of Wed., July 24 at 7 p.m. Excel). South Huntington cardholders can Everyone has a story. 10:30 a.m. reserve their seat beginning July 3, others Learn how to share For adults (19 and older) with intel- July 10. yours! StoryCorps is an lectual and developmental disabili- independent nonprofit ties who gather and form lasting friendships through reading aloud INTRO TO MICROSOFT PUBLISHER project whose mission is and talking about books. All reading Tues., July 16 at 7 p.m. to honor and celebrate the lives of everyday levels. Facilitated by trained volun- Publisher is a great tool for creating visu- Americans by recording teers. To register, call Kim Nau, Liter- ally rich, professional-looking publications. their stories. Librarian Martha Kahn will acy Nassau at 516-867-3580 (ext. 18) Learn the basics from our librarian Jo Ann. introduce you to StoryCorps and teach or e-mail, [email protected]. South Huntington cardholders reserve you how you can capture the stories of their seat beginning July 2, others July 9. Tech Center your loved ones and share them with

others. SHPL registers July 10, out-of-district July 17. Adult Learning ETSY FOR BEGINNERS: LEARN TO SPEAK ENGLISH BUYING & SELLING ALL ABOUT E-BOOKS, AUDIOBOOKS Weds., July 10-24 & Aug. 7, 21 & Thurs., July 18 at 7 p.m. Tues., Aug. 6 at 1 p.m. In this lecture-style class, we will Looking for free digital book 28, 7-8 p.m. discuss how to set up an Etsy ac- content? Drop by and librarian Taught by a native English speaker, count whether it be for personal Jo Ann will be on hand to help the classes are designed to help new or professional use. You’ll learn you download the free app, English speakers practice and im- the basics, like searching for prod- browse the digital collection prove basic reading, writing, speak- ucts, adding items to your cart, favoriting, and buying and check out titles. Please ing and listening skills in English, in a in the Etsy Marketplace. Have a business of your own? bring your portable device (smartphone, tablet, etc.) casual and fun environment. Free We’ll also discuss the basic steps and tools that are nec- along with your library card and PIN. and open to all. essary to become an Etsy seller. SHPL registers begin-

ning July 3, others July 10. Fun & Games BEGINNER EXCEL: CHARTS & PRINTING TIPS APOLLO 11 VR EXPERIENCE Wed., Aug. 7 at 7 p.m. GAME DAY Tues., July 16, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. OR This class will cover charts, sorting, filtering and print formatting func- Weds., July 3-Aug. 28, Wed., July 31, 5-8 p.m. tions, allowing you to create profes- 11 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Mark the 50th anniversary of sional looking documents, suitable Whether you enjoy bridge, canasta Apollo 11 with an immersive for home or any business situation. or mah jongg, bring your game sup- documentary that you can ex- (Pre-requisite: Computer, mouse and plies and some friends and spend perience through a virtual real- file management skills, working knowledge of Excel). time playing and socializing. We will ity headset. The documentary South Huntington cardholders can reserve their seat set up tables and chairs on the lower is about 45 minutes long. Please call the library to beginning July 10, others July 17. level. make an appointment beginning July 3, others July 10. ADULT PROGRAMS Academy Award Series Mon. Movies @ 2:30 p.m.

Showtime is 6:30 p.m. July 1: The Kid

In this thrilling Western, a young July 10: The Favourite boy, Rio, is forced to go on the run Early 18th-century England is at war with the French, across the American Southwest in a a frail Queen Anne occupies the throne, and her desperate attempt to save his sister friend Lady Sarah tends to her ill health. When a new from his villainous uncle. Vincent servant, Abigail, arrives, she sees a chance to return to D’Onofrio, Chris Pratt. R, 100 mins. her aristocratic roots. Olivia Colman (Best Actress winner), Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz (both Best Sup- July 8: Hotel Mumbai porting Actress nominees). Other nominations: Original Screenplay, Directing, Best Terror strikes in the heart of Mumbai, India, as members of Picture, Production Design, Costume Design, Film Editing and Cinematography. R, Lashkar-e-Taiba storm the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel in a series of co- 119 mins. ordinated attacks throughout the city. Dev Patel, Armie Hammer.

R, 124 mins. July 17: Bohemian Rhapsody An enthralling celebration of Queen, their music, and their extraordinary lead singer July 15: Apollo 11 Freddie Mercury, who defied stereotypes and convention to become one of history's Crafted from a newly discovered most beloved entertainers. Rami Malek (Best Actor winner). Other wins: Film Editing, trove of 65mm footage, and more Sounding Editing and Mixing. Nominations: Best Picture. PG-13, 135 mins. than 11,000 hours of uncataloged audio recordings, this film takes July 24: A Star Is Born viewers straight to the heart of During the downward spiral of his own music career NASA’s most celebrated mission, due to alcoholism and his age, Jackson Maine helps a the one that first put men on the young singer and actress find fame. Bradley Cooper moon, and forever made Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin into (Best Actor nominee), Lady Gaga (Best Actress nomi- household names. G, 93 mins. nee). Winner: Best Original Song. Other nominations: Supporting Actor, Best Picture, Adapted Screenplay, July 22: Greta Cinematography, Sound Mixing. R, 136 mins. A sweet, naive young woman trying to make it on her own in New York City, Frances doesn't think twice about returning a lost July 31: Green Book handbag to its rightful owner, an eccentric French piano teacher During the 1960s, a bouncer finds temporary employment as a driver for black pi- with a love for classical music and an aching loneliness. Isabelle anist Don Shirley going on a tour into the Deep South states. Viggo Mortensen (Best Huppert, Chloe Grace Moretz. R, 99 mins. Actor nominee), Mahershala Ali (Supporting Actor winner). Other wins: Best Picture, Original Screenplay. Other nominations: Film Editing. PG-13, 130 mins. July 29: Fighting With My Family When a brother and sister get the August 7: Black Panther chance to audition for WWE, it King T'Challa returns home to the isolated, techno- seems the family dream is coming logically advanced African nation of Wakanda to true, but they are about to learn serve as new leader, where he is challenged for the that becoming WWE Superstars de- throne from divisions within his own country. Chad- mands more than they ever imag- wick Boseman, Michael B. Jordan. Winner: Costume ined possible as athletes. Dwayne Design, Production Design, Original Score). Nomi- Johnson, Lena Headey. PG-13, 109 nated: Best Picture, Original Song, Sound Editing and Mixing. PG-13, 134 mins. mins.

August 14: If Beale Street Could Talk August 5: Widows Newly engaged 19-year-old Tish and her fiancé, Fonny, have a beautiful future Set in contemporary Chicago, amid a time of turmoil, tensions ahead, but an unexpected event derails their plans. Kiki Layne, Stephan James, build when Veronica, Alice, Linda and Belle take their fate into Regina King (Best Supporting Actress winner). Nominations: Original Score, Adapted their own hands and conspire to forge a future on their own Screenplay. R, 119 mins. terms. Viola Davis, Michelle Rodriguez. R, 129 mins.

August 21: BlackKklansman August 12: Five Feet Apart An African-American police officer successfully manages to infiltrate the local Ku Stella Grant is a typical 17-year-old, Klux Klan and became the head of the local chapter. John David Washington, Adam but she spends much of her time Driver (Best Supporting Actor nominee). Winner: Adapted Screenplay. Nominated: living in a hospital as a cystic fibro- Best Picture, Directing, Original Score, Film Editing. R, 135 mins. sis patient. Her boundaries and self-control are put to the test August 28: Free Solo when she meets a charming fellow Follows free solo climber Alex Honnold, as he prepares mentally and physically to patient. Haley Lu Richardson, Cole climb the 3,200-foot El Capitan in Yosemite without a rope or safety gear. Winner Sprouse. PG-13, 116 mins. Best Documentary. PG-13, 100 mins. August 19: The Mustang Be A Better Driver The story of Roman Coleman, a violent convict, who is given a chance to take part in a rehabilitation therapy program involving DEFENSIVE DRIVING the training of wild mustangs. Connie Britton, Josh Stewart, Bruce Mons., July 22 & 29 at 7 p.m. & Sat., Aug. 24, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Dern. R, 97 mins. Learn to be a better driver and save money on your auto insurance. Fee $28. SHPL registers July 8 or Aug. 3, others, July 15 or Aug. 10. August 26: Gloria Bell Gloria is a free-spirited divorcee AARP SMART DRIVING who spends her days at a straight- laced office job and her nights on Sat., Aug. 3, or Wed., Aug. 21 or Wed., Sept. 18, 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. the dance floor. Soon, she finds Bring a ball point pen, bag lunch, driver's license and a check or money order per herself in an unexpected new ro- person made out to AARP. NO CASH. Fee $20 for AARP members with their card; mance. Julianne Moore, Sean $25 non-members. SHPL registers July 9 or Aug. 13, others July 16 or Aug. 20. Astin. R, 101 mins.

Teen Services

Programs are for SHPL cardholders entering grades 6-12 unless otherwise indicated. Registrations begin at 9:30 a.m. (Wednesdays at 10 a.m.) and some programs at 7 p.m. Outta This World S’Mores Parfaits Comic and Conceptual Art Summer Reading Club: Fri., July 12, 7-8 p.m. Fri., Aug. 9, 6-8 p.m. A Universe of Stories - June 24 – August 17 Join Chef Rob and play space games and make a s'- Join artist James Beihl as If you are entering mores parfait. Everyone attending this class will you learn the basic funda- grades 6-12 in Sep- have a chance to win an autographed John Glenn mentals of drawing form tember, join our club photo at the end of the summer. Register July 1. as we draw a superhero or for a chance to earn sci fi character. Register prizes, raffle tickets, Celebrate NASA’s 50th Anniversary of the July 29. and a ticket to a Pizza Party on Aug. 22. All who join Historic Moon Landing can get a registration packet with details about the Mon., July 15, 4-5 p.m. YA Theater Group: Auditions club and other programs for teens over the summer. Join us for a Live Webcast Mon. and Tue., Aug. 12 & 13, 7-8:30 p.m. Registration online or in person is ongoing. Event to celebrate the 50th Calling All Teen Thespians!! Join us to audition for our fall production of Seussical Jr., which will be A Young Adult Summer Photography Contest anniversary of the Apollo Calling all shutterbugs! Cap- 11 Mission. This live web- performed on October 18 and 19. All interested ture the theme “The Spirit of cast, brought to you by the SHPL district residents in grades 6-12 are welcome Summer.” We will print your American Museum of Nat- to audition. Please prepare 16 bars of a song to photo from your digital file ural History, will feature a sing from a contemporary musical. Callbacks will be where it will become a display guided recreation of the Apollo 11 voyage - the on Wed., Aug. 14, 7-8:30 p.m. space-flight that landed the first two astronauts on for all to view in our Young Escape Thanos!!! Adult Library. The winner will be announced in Sept. the Moon. No registration required. Thur., Aug. 15, 6:30 p.m. OR 7:30 p.m. Submission deadline is Wed., Sept. 4. Please submit en- YA Jewelry Making: Wed., July 17, 7-8 p.m. Hurry Thanos is plotting to de- tries in Jpeg format with your full name, phone num- In this fun and exciting class you will learn how to stroy planet Earth and all of its ber, location of your photo, and a brief description to make a memory wire bracelet using crystals and people. Use clues and and join [email protected], Attn: Miss Kath. One entry metal beads. Each bracelet will have a charm and forces with superheroes to save per person. crystal dangles for extra bling. Different crystal the world! Register Aug 5.

color choices will be available for you to choose Universe of Movies All movies start at 6:30 p.m. in the YA Library. No from. Register July 8. Galaxy Out of This World Nail Art registration required Tacos in a Bag – Thur., July 18, 7-8 p.m. Mon., Aug. 26, 7-8 p.m. Wed., July 10 The Fifth Element (PG-13, 126 min.) Eat tacos out of a bag with all the fixins and play a Join us to learn and practice Mon., July 22 Galaxy Quest (PG, 102 min.) the hottest trend in nail art, fun Chef Rob game! Register July 8. Mon., July 29 The Space Between Us (PG-13, 120 min.) Galaxy Nails! Every one will Wed, Aug. 7 Guardians of the Galaxy (PG-13, 121 min.) Digital Painting – Fri., July 19, 26 & practice on a nail art wheel Fri., Aug. 23 Shazam! (PG-13, 132 min.) Aug. 2, 7-8 p.m. that they will be able to take home with them.

Register Aug. 12. Drop In and Craft Explore the fundamental pillars of visual art Homemade Tortillas – Tue., Aug. 27, 7-8 p.m. Wed., July 3, 6:30-8:30 p.m. through digital painting Come learn the art of tortilla mak- Fri., Aug. 16, 6:30-8:30 p.m. using photoshop. Each ing with Janeth. You will make Stop by the YA Library and release your creativity session will focus on a dif- your own “corn masa” and shape with a variety of crafts. For those in grades 6-12. No ferent aspect of painting it into that wonderful round circle. registration required. and drawing as translated Delicious Mexican toppings will be Out of this World BINGO to the digital space. Register July 8. provided. Register Aug. 19. Fri., July 5, 6:30-7:30 p.m. Teen VR Demo Experience Mindful Meditation: Calling all BINGO lovers! Join us for a fun Out of Thur., July 25, 5-8 p.m. Leave a Sparkle of Yourself with Everyone this World Bingo Game and test your luck! Light re- South Huntington patrons 13 freshments will be served. Registration is ongoing. to 18 yrs. can travel to fantas- Wed., Aug. 28, 5-6 p.m.

tic places using the library's Learning and practicing differ- Affirmation Rocks ent breathing and mindful ex- Mon., July 8, 7:15-8:15 p.m. new virtual reality equipment. Registration is required. Please call the library to ercises in this interactive Design and decorate your very own one of a kind make an appointment beginning July 15. Partici- workshop will have young affirmation rocks. Take them home to decorate adults attain a fluid under- pants should bring a pair of ear buds to their session. your room, garden, or make them into a kindness standing of mindful medita- rock to leave through the community to make The Magical Universe of Harry Potter at the tion, and cultivate new ways someone smile. Register July 1. Vanderbilt Planetarium to flow through their present and future lives. In-

3D Printing Camp Wed., July 31, 6:30-8:30 p.m. structors are Kristen McDermott and Michelle An- Tue. and Thur., July 9, 11, 23, 25, 30 and Meet other teens from the Town glisano, teachers in South Huntington UFSD. Register of Huntington at the Vanderbilt Aug. 19. Aug. 1, 4-6 p.m. Learn the ins and outs of Planetarium for this program fea- Superhero BINGO turing a live lecture by the plane- Sketchup Pro and design your Thur., Aug. 29, 6:30-7:30 p.m. tarium's in-house astronomical very own phone case! Recom- Are you a BINGO lover! Join us for a educator Charlie Eder as we explore the heavens mended for those with Tinker- fun Superhero Bingo Game and test above Hogwarts. The audience will be divided into cad or other 3D printing your luck! Light refreshments will be four Hogwarts "houses" and will compete to answer experience. To get the most out of this 3-week served. Register Aug. 19. trivia questions. The Cost is $8 per person. Space is lim- workshop and get your completed design printed, you must be able to attend the first week and a ited. Permission slips are required and available at the Space Sun Catcher – Fri., Aug. 30, 7-8 p.m. YA Library. Parents of teens must provide transporta- minimum of 4 out of 6 total classes. Register July 1. Create your own one-of-a-kind space sun catcher tion to and from the Vanderbilt Planetarium in Cen- with your friends. All materials will be provided; Groot Beer Floats – Thur., July 11, 7-8 p.m. terport. Register July 10 at 7 p.m. No refunds unless please dress for a mess! Register Aug. 19. Learn how to make the sweetest we can fill your seat from the waiting list. treat in all of the Galaxy: Groot Beer Stop Motion Animation Class Floats. They'll be so good, you'll be Brownie Blast Off Muffins Fri., Sept. 6, 7-8:30 p.m. dancing for more. Please let us Mon., Aug. 5, 7-8 p.m. Learn how to take multiple pictures and turn them know about any food allergies Join Chef Rob where everyone will into a movie. Be amazed as you watch still objects when registering for this program. make 6 brownie marshmallow come to life using simple materials and your cre- Register July 1. muffins ready to take home and ativity! Register Aug. 26. bake! Register July 22. Children’s Programs A Family Place Library Register for programs in 1 of 3 ways: In person at SHPL, call us at 631.549.4411 and ask for the Children’s Desk, or online at shpl.info (Click Full Program Calendar and click on the desired program to read details and availability.) Registration begins at 9:30 a.m. (Weds. at 10 a.m.) and 7 p.m. for some programs. Caregiver and child MUST have a valid South Huntington Library Card to register. If you are more than 10 mins. late for a program and haven’t called to hold your child’s spot, we will assume you are not coming and will allow waiting patrons to attend. SUMMER READING CLUB FAMILY FORT BUILDING: SPACE STA- PLAYHOORAY BABIES & KIDS protected area of our library parking A UNIVERSE OF STORIES TION EDITION Sat., Jul. 13, 10-10:45 a.m., and Sat., lot. The program will be held inside in Fri., Aug. 2, 7-8 p.m., 3-10 yrs. Aug., 10, 10-10:45 a.m., 3 mos.-5 yrs. the program room if it rains. Register Get ready to build! Music and fun for your little one! In- Jul. 30. Using giant pieces of corporates fine and gross motor skill cardboard, Makedo activities, nursery rhymes, books, school age programs tools and blankets, rhythm sticks, hula hoops, dancing, Join us for our space-themed sum- families will construct hobby horses, parades and more. LEGO CLUB mer reading program – A Universe their own space sta- Register Jul. 6 for the program on Jul. Wed., Jul. 3, 10:30-11:30 a.m., of Stories! We welcome all SHPL tions, where they can read stories, 13 and register Jul. 27 for the pro- Thur., Jul. 18, 3:30-4:30 p.m., families to join in the fun by partici- enjoy snacks, and explore constella- gram on Aug. 10. Thur., Aug. 8, 3:30-4:30 p.m., pating in the reading program this tions together. Register July 19. Sat., Aug. 17, 10:30-11:30 a.m., K-5 gr. summer. All members (ages 2 years TEDDY BEAR SLEEPOVER Come in to the library and spend to entering grade 6) will read any 8 early childhood programs Fri., Jul. 26, 7-8 p.m., 3-6 yrs. some time building with our Legos. books chosen from the Children’s Li- Put on your pajamas, Participants will have their creations brary. Everyone will earn prizes and BEDTIME BOOK BUDDIES grab a plush buddy, displayed in the library. Register Jul. 1 those who complete the club will Tue., Jul .2 – Aug. 6, 7-8 p.m., 3-7 yrs. and head to the li- for programs on Jul. 3 and 18, and receive a certificate and a free pa- Book Buddies involves older kids help- brary for an evening register Aug. 1 for the programs on perback book. Children have the ing to teach younger kids the fun and of games, stories, and Aug. 8 and 17. snacks. Then, your buddy will stay choice of participating either online joy of reading. Teen volunteers from KIDS GARDEN CLUB overnight for a special sleepover. Pick or in person at the library, but will our community will read to or with Mon., Jul. 8 – Aug. 12, 11-11:45 a.m., up your buddy on Saturday after 11 need to continue with whichever is their younger partners followed by an 1-5 gr. a.m. and find out what happens at the chosen for the entirety of the pro- activity with the teen helping the Join us for our library after the lights go out! Register gram. To register online, visit child, and concluding with the bud- new weekly Chil- Jul. 12. www.shpl.info/SRC. All children may dies sharing a snack. Registration is dren’s Garden

register from now until August 15. ongoing. KICK & PLAY Club. Throughout Reporting of books ends Saturday, the summer, we will tend our raised- MUSICAL MUNCHKINS Sat., Jul. 27, 10-10:45 a.m., 12-36 mos. August 17 at 5 p.m. bed garden and learn about plants Mon., Jul. 8 – Aug. 12, 10-10:45 a.m., Experienced instructors along with pup- and vegetables. Register Jul. 1. SUMMER READING CLUB 0-36 mos. pet friends, Mimi & Pepe, will take you through a world of exciting physical ac- SUMMER RAFFLE Start the week off SURREALISM: OUT OF THIS WORLD ART tivity that will have your toddler learn- Every child who having some fun Mon., Jul. 8, 3-4 p.m., 1-5 gr. ing to balance, run, kick and play - all completes the Sum- with your little Discover the surrealist while having a blast! Register Jul. 13. mer Reading Club one! Come join us art of Salvador Dali, will be entered into for bubbles, stories, TODDLER TIE DYE Rene Magritte, and the Summer Raffle! music, and more. Siblings welcome. Tue., Jul. 30, 10-10:45 a.m., 18-42 mos. Grete Stern. Then create Prizes include a Kin- Register Jul. 1 at 7 p.m. Let the colorful creativity your own surrealist col- dle, a digital camera, a telescope, a lage inspired by what SO BIG! flow while making a one- Nintendo Labo kit, and more. Win- you have learned! Regis- Tue., Jul. 9-23, 10-11 a.m., 18-35 mos. of-a-kind t-shirt using a ners will be selected Mon., Aug. 19. ter Jul. 1. Look, listen, and have fun with songs, technique perfect for little

family programs stories, and movement activities. When hands. A t-shirt will be BEAD & BUTTON SEAHORSE storytime is over, there will be 20 mins. provided for each child. DROP IN AND PLAY Tue., Jul. 9, 2:30-3:30 p.m., K-5 gr. of playtime with age-appropriate toys. Smocks will be available Fri., Jul. 5 and Aug. 23-30, 10-3 p.m. and Listen to an ocean- Siblings welcome. Register Jul. 2. but make sure everyone Fri., Jul. 12 – Aug. 16, 12-3 p.m., all ages themed story and then dresses for a mess because the dye is Get out of the house, meet other par- JUMPBUNCH permanent. Register Jul. 16. use paint, sponges, and ents and kids and have fun playing Wed., Jul. 10 – Aug. 14, 10:30-11:15 oil pastels to create a and talking together. Stay and play a.m., 15-42 mos. TODDLER ARTS AND CRAFTS gentle seahorse floating for as long as you like. JumpBunch is a fun, highly energetic Tue., Aug. 6, in an ocean world. Reg- introduction to a wide variety of 10-10:45 a.m., 18-42 mos. ister Jul. 2. CRAFTS GALORE sports & activities that even young Join us as we blast off to- Sat., Jul. 6, 1-4 p.m., and learners benefit from! Have fun while gether with a space themed RACE THROUGH SPACE Sat., Aug. 3, 1-4 p.m., all ages focusing on spatial awareness, muscle story and craft. Register Jul. Wed., Jul. 10, 2:30-3:30 p.m., K-4 gr. Stop by the library and let your cre- Join Simon the ham- development, and coordination. Reg- 23. ativity out as you dive into our pool of ister July 3. ster on a journey crafts. No registration required. SIDEWALK CHALK! through the solar DANCING JELLY BEANS Tue., Aug. 13, 10-11 a.m., 2-5 yrs. system in this inter- Thur., Jul. 11 – Aug. 15, 11-11:30 a.m., Create a mini mas- active science pro- THE SPACE ROADSHOW birth-36 mos. terpiece or two gram. Explore the planets of the solar Thur., Jul. 25, 7 p.m., all ages Come shake your sillies out with Miss with colorful side- system and create a craft that is out of Join us for this Janeth. We'll have lots of fun listen- walk chalk on a this world! Register Jul. 3. exciting, inter- ing to groovy music, dancing, and Kids Flicks active astron- playing with musical instruments. (under 11 must be accompanied by an adult) omy show with Drop-in. Lee Ognibene, DUMBO MISSING LINK retired science A TIME FOR KIDS Sat., Jul. 27, 2:30 p.m. Thur., Aug. 15, 6:30 p.m. teacher and Sayville Planetarium di- Fri., Jul. 12-26, 10-11 a.m., and A young elephant, Mr. Link recruits rector. Take video field trips to Fri., Aug. 2-16, 10-11 a.m., whose oversized explorer Sir Lionel Venice, where Galileo first used his 18 mos.- 5 yrs. ears enable him to Frost to help find telescope; to see a meteor crater in This is a skill building, interactive class fly, helps save a his long-lost rela- Arizona; to the Kennedy Space cen- that will help prepare your child for struggling circus, tives in the fabled ter to watch a shuttle launch, and to independent learning experiences. but when the circus valley of Shangri- Hawaii to see a total eclipse. We’ll Register Jul. 5 for the program on Jul. plans a new ven- La. Along with also explore the moon, solar system, 12 and register Jul. 26 for the pro- ture, Dumbo and his friends discover adventurer Adelina Fortnight, this dark secrets beneath its shiny veneer. trio of explorers travels the world to Milky Way and more. gram on Aug. 2. PG, 112 mins. help their new friend. PG, 95 mins. Children’s Programs A Family Place Library YOGA KIDS AVENGERS ASSEMBLE THE SQUIGGLE BOOK GO WILD ABOUT LLAMAS Wed., Jul. 10-Aug. 14, 4:30-5:15 p.m., Thur., Jul 18, 7-8 p.m., 1-5 gr. Tue., Jul. 30, 2:30-3:15 p.m., K-5 gr. Wed., Aug. 7, 2:30-3:30 p.m., K-5 gr. K-4 gr. Thanos is on the Join South Hunting- Llamas, a member of the Through interactive loose & we need ton teacher Mrs. Cor- camelid family, offer a games and animated your help to rell as she reads her unique glimpse into postures, kids will build stop him! Test newly published chil- South American culture body awareness, im- your super skills dren's book, The and the animal world. prove concentration at our Squiggle Book, and Learn more about this and focus, and learn how to release S.H.I.E.L.D. training camp and earn a invites kids of all ages to embark gentle, intelligent and energy and relax. Register Jul. 3. hero badge. Superhero attire is upon a fun, squiggle adventure! Fol- extremely useful animal, like what strongly encouraged, but not re- lowing the reading, Mrs. Correll will jobs they have and what you call a CHESS NUTS quired. Register Jul. 11 at 7 p.m. guide students in a fun, creative baby llama. Includes a visit with two Thur., Jul. 11, 2:30-3:30 p.m., and squiggle art activity! Register Jul. 16. llamas. Register Jul. 24. Thur., Aug. 15, 2:30-3:30 p.m., 1-5 gr. TWEENS NIGHT OUT: HUNGRY, HUN- Have you always wanted to learn how GRY HIPPOS THEATER FUN FOR KIDS LEARN TO DRAW WITH ART TEACHER to play chess or just want someone to Fri., Jul. 19, 7-8 p.m., 4-6 gr. Tue., July 30 & Thur., Aug. 1, 4-5:15 AMY play chess with? The Long Island Are you the hun- p.m., 1-5 gr. Sat., Aug. 10, 2-3 p.m., 1-5 gr. Chess Nuts will provide 1/2 hour of griest hippo? Build confi- Art Teacher Amy chess instruction followed by 1/2 hour That's right--you dence and will take you of playing time. Register Jul. 3 for the get to be the hippo sharpen step-by-step program on Jul. 11 and register in this life-size, your imagi- through a draw- Aug. 1 for the program on Aug. 15. room-size version nation in ing of an Orca

LEARN TO DRAW WITH ART TEACHER of the classic board game! Register this two- whale using watercolors and oil pas- AMY Jul. 5. day class! Students learn acting tels. No experience necessary! Register Sat., Jul. 13, 2-3 p.m., 1-5 gr. through role-playing and a variety of Jul. 27. Art Teacher Amy will DISNEY’S DESCENDANTS PARTY other fun activities. Come and gain a take you step-by-step Sat., Jul. 20, 2:30-3:30 p.m., K-5 gr. basic understanding of what acting is GLITTERING GALAXIES through a drawing of Join us for das- all about! Register Jul. 16. Mon., Aug. 12, 2:30-3:30 p.m., K-5 gr. Lady Liberty using wa- tardly crafts, way- Did you know BACKYARD WILDLIFE tercolors. No experi- ward games, and that many of the Wed., Jul. 31, 2:30-3:30 p.m., K-5 gr. ence necessary! sinister snacks all planets in our What lives in your Register Jul. 6. themed around our galaxy have backyard? Meet a favorite Disney Descendants charac- oceans--but few variety of animals CELESTIAL CETACEANS ters! Costumes and Descendants attire of them are made of water? Explore that might live in Mon., Jul. 15, 2:30-3:15 p.m., K-5 gr. is strongly encouraged, but not re- some of the strangest oceans in the your neighborhood Dive into the quired. Register Jul. 6. universe, from pools of plasma to seas and learn the impor- world of dolphins of slime. Create cosmic crafts and tance of looking after our resident and whales! Dis- TERRIFIC TIE DYE whip up a batch of galaxy goo! Regis- wildlife. Visit with a box turtle, an cover fascinating Mon., Jul. 22, 3-4 p.m., and ter Jul. 29. opossum, a rabbit, a screech owl, and traits that make Mon., Jul. 29, 3-4 p.m., K-5 gr. maybe a surprise guest or two. Regis- STARLAB them different from other sea crea- Create a colorful sum- ter July 17. Tue., Aug. 13, 2-2:45 p.m., and tures. Touch real whale bones, teeth, mer shirt using various Tue., Aug. 13, 3-3:45 p.m., K-5 gr. and baleen from our collection. De- tie dye techniques in- KIDS AND TEENS TOGETHER: HAPPY Starlab is a sign a colorful dolphin sun catcher to cluding the spiral, BIRTHDAY, HARRY POTTER portable planetar- hang at home. Register Jul. 8. bullseye, and sun- Thur., Aug. 1, 7-8 p.m., 1-5 gr. ium that intro- burst. Dress for a Celebrate the duces the beauty ROCKET & ROLLIN’ mess! Please register birthday of the and wonders of Tue., Jul. 16, 1:30-2:30 p.m., K-5 gr. for one session only. Register Jul. 8. Boy Who Lived the night sky! Discover how techno- with a magical Register Jul. 30. logical innovations BUTTERFLIES Tue., Jul. 23, 2:30-3:30 p.m., K-5 gr. evening of crafts, have shaped our BAKING COACH: CAMPFIRE CUP- Visit with some but- games and treats knowledge of outer CAKES terflies and learn sure to make any space. Have a BLAST Wed., Aug. 14, 2:30-3:30 p.m., K-5 gr. about local butter- witch or wizard happy. Magical cos- as we explore the Decorate two fly species and tumes and attire are encouraged, but wondrous science of campfire cupcakes habitats. Observe not required. Register Jul. 18 at 7 p.m. rockets, then become an aerospace en- and take them the stages in the butterfly life cycle gineer as you take on our lunar lander A JOURNEY INTO THE STARRY NIGHT home in a deco- and learn about the anatomy of this building challenge. Can your "astro- Mon., Aug. 5, 3-4 p.m., 1-5 gr. rated bakery box! insect at each stage. Register Jul. 9. naut" survive the difficulties of a lunar Take an in- Register Jul. 31 at 7 p.m. landing? Register Jul. 9. depth explo- MOONLIGHT MYSTERY ration of TWEENS NIGHT OUT: SPHERO ROVER BAKING COACH: SPACESHIP COOKIES Wed., Jul. 24, 2:30-3:15 p.m., K-4 gr. Vincent Van RACERS Wed., Jul. 17, 2:30-3:30 p.m., K-5 gr. Learn about the moon Gogh's iconic Fri., Aug. 16, 7-8 p.m., 4-6 gr. Decorate two space- in this interactive sci- painting, The You and your ship cookies and take ence program and dis- Starry Night. Then create your own partner will pro- them home in a deco- cover the animals that art and poetry inspired by what you gram a Sphero rated bakery box! venture out beneath have discovered! Register Jul. 22. robot to cross a Register Jul. 10. the moonlight. Meet planetary obsta-

some live nocturnal SWEET DREAMS ICE CREAM SCULPTURE cle course. The LEARN TO PLAY THE UKULELE friends and create a dazzling craft Tue., Aug. 6, 2:30-3:30 p.m., K-5 gr. team to complete the course the Thur., Jul. 18 – Aug. 8, 1:30-2:30 p.m., too! Register Jul. 10. Use Model Magic quickest wins a prize! Register Aug. 2. 1-5 gr. clay to create realis- Learn the fundamen- STAR WARS SCIENCE tic looking ice cream TOP CHEF COMPETITION tals of the ukulele, Thur., Jul. 25, 3:30-4:30 p.m., 1-5 gr. treats. Pretend Thur. Aug. 22, 7-8 p.m., 2-5 gr. which is a musical in- Build light sabers, sprinkles and col- Show off your culinary skills using a strument with four make Galaxy slime, ored "syrup" will predetermined list of ingredients. One strings that looks like a and enjoy other Star top off this dreamy team will be crowned a winner! Please small guitar. Instruments will be pro- Wars-themed activi- looking sculpture. Register Jul. 23. dress for a mess. Register Aug. 8 at 7 vided. Register Jul. 11. ties. Register Jul. 11. p.m. @ Your Library #SHPLGoingGreen Looking for a Our library has been working of the Library. volunteer opportunity? hard toward its Sustainability Cer- Ray and José from our mainte- Our library hosts several programs tification from the New York nance staff are tending and aimed at helping the community, and State Library Association, a three- maintaining the vegetables and one of these programs is in jeopardy step plan to help us meet the cur- greens they planted, while shep- due to a decline in volunteer staffing rent and future needs of the herding our new Children’s Gar- levels. We are talking about the free community and ensure that we den Club as some of our young income tax preparation service, spon- are sustainable as an organiza- patrons learn about gardening. sored by AARP. tion. We plan to donate the harvest to You don’t need to be a CPA or an ac- The first step is environmental, the food pantry. countant and you don’t need to be and the library has made great The other two steps in the sus- “good with numbers.” What you do strides in this area, replacing all tainability process are need is a familiarity with computers, lights with LED bulbs, increasing • Social: Treating employees an e-mail address and a willingness to recycling and using “green” fairly and providing opportuni- help others. Giving back to your com- cleaning products. Library staff ties for growth; being a good munity is a very rewarding experience have also formed a Green Team neighbor and member of the and this program is a wonderful way that looks at ways we can oper- community, and providing equal to do just that. ate more environmentally access and opportunity to all. Ray and Jose are tending a thriving crop If you are interested in helping, friendly. • Economic: Complying with all of lettuce, kale and chard (above), plus please send an email to tax-volun- zucchini, peppers, tomatoes and more. The newest addition to our li- regulations, adhering to proper [email protected]. Please provide brary environment is a Learning governance and managing fi- community needs. your name, address, email address (if Garden, which is located just off nances in ways that best serve We will update you periodically different) and phone number and a the reading patio on the main the community and allow the li- on our progress as we work to- Tax-Aide team member will contact level and is funded by the Friends brary to respond and adapt to ward this important goal. you within 72 hours.

Community Blood Drive Thurs., Aug. 22, 3-7:30 p.m. Donate blood, get Mets tickets! Blood supply gets dangerously low in the summer months. Donate a pint of blood and you can save three lives! Ap- pointments are encouraged; walk-ins welcome. Sign up with a library card at www.shpl.info or call for an appointment, 631.549.4411.

The Friends of the Library hold fund-

raising events and collect dues, Become A Member! Homebound Services Available which help them support library pro- If you are unable to get to the library because of illness, injury or grams and services, such as the annual disability, you can arrange for materials to be delivered to your Summer Reading Clubs. Applications are home. You can request specific items, or you can let us know of your available at the library or online at preferences and a librarian will choose materials for you. To arrange www.shpl.info for this service, please call Martha Kahn at 631.549.4411.

Ongoing Services Connect with us: • Museum passes • Homebound delivery South Huntington Public Library 145 Pidgeon Hill Road • Huntington Station, NY 11746-4511 • ( 631) 549-4411 • Passport acceptance • Reference services LIBRARY TRUSTEES: Pat Dillon, PRESIDENT Stella Fox, VICE PRESIDENT • Notary public • One-on-one tech help Stuart Horowitz, FINANCIAL CHAIRPERSON Eileen Sullivan Eleanora Ferrante Janet Scherer, LIBRARY DIRECTOR Nick Tanzi, ASSISTANT LIBRARY DIRECTOR • Fax machine • Online access 24/7 to regis- Cathy Trotter, EDITOR Catherine Schmoller, ADULT PROGRAMMING & PUBLIC RELATIONS • Scanner ter for programs, reserve Sally Nikolis, CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMING Jen Griffing, YOUNG ADULT PROGRAMMING

• Public computers items, access digital collec- BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING: MONDAYS, JULY 15 & AUG. 19 AT 7 P.M. • WiFi access tion and services. Web Address: http://www.shpl.info E-mail Address: [email protected] Call the library at 631.549.4411 for information. HOURS: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri.: 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Wed.: 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Sat.: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun.: Closed.