English Classes / Clases de Ingles (SW BOCES)

10:00am–1:00pm
Adults, Seniors
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Location: Warner Library
Room: Room B
Age Group: Adults, Seniors
Program Type: Workshop, Bilingual, Special Event
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Fall Session 

Classes take place on Mondays and Wednesdays from 10 am to 1 pm.

Registration will take place on Wednesday, September 3rd. 

Class will not meet on Monday, October 13th. 

Bilingual Storytelling Science

11:00am–11:30am
Children, Ages 1-3, Families
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Location: Warner Library
Room: Children's Storyroom
Age Group: Children, Ages 1-3, Families
Program Type: Arts & Crafts, Music, Bilingual, Storytime
Event Details:

Young scientists will learn about the monarch migration through bilingual stories, songs, and a fall symbolic migration craft activity. Take a walk outside and observe our library pollinator gardens to continue the science fun!

 

Wednesday Movie Matinee: Better Man

2:00pm–4:15pm
Adults, Seniors
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Location: Warner Library
Room: Room C
Age Group: Adults, Seniors
Program Type: Movie
Event Details:

A singular profile of pop superstar Robbie Williams, chronicling his meteoric rise, dramatic fall, and remarkable resurgence. Directed by Michael Gracey.

T/w/een Volunteer Hours

3:00pm–5:00pm
T(w)eens
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Location: Warner Library
Room: Room D
Age Group: T(w)eens
Program Type: Arts & Crafts, Workshop
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For grades 6-12

The General Slocum Disaster: One of New York's Worst Tragedies (Zoom)

7:00pm–8:00pm
General, Adults, Seniors
Virtual Event
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Location: Warner Library
Room: Zoom
Age Group: General, Adults, Seniors
Program Type: Lecture
Event Details:

On June 15, 1904, more than a thousand people boarded a boat in lower Manhattan heading for a church picnic on Long Island — only 321 of them would return. How could a small fire onboard result in one of New York City’s greatest losses of life?