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Patterson Library
Upcoming Adult Programs |
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Check out our great lineup of winter and spring programs. We have something for everyone, from fascinating talks on New York City's Art Deco architecture to lessons on Blackjack & dancing, and best of all, it's free. |
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Schedule of Events
How to Avoid Foreclosure: Wed. Jan. 27 7 PM
Qualified non-profit experts from the Housing Action Council will provide important information and explain the latest tools to help you re-work a loan and avoid mortgage default. Snow date February 10th @ 7 PM.
Websites for Women: Wed. Feb. 3 7 PM
Margaret Carey has done the work for you and compiled an extensive list of websites created for women. Discover how using the Internet and these websites can make your everyday life easier. Featured websites cover a full range of topics including starting your own business, finding grants, funding education, health, bargain shopping, weight control, cooking and so much more.
Computer Class- Basic Internet: Thurs. Feb. 11 1PM Margaret Carey shows you the basics of using the Internet. Learn how to surf the web to do research, shop, make travel arrangements, pay bills and more.
Golden Age of Television: Sat. Feb. 27 1 PM
Join author & TV historian Prof.Brian Rose for this wonderful presentation on the "Golden Age" of Television and why it was such a fascinating time in TV history. Hear about the Quiz Show scandals, blacklisting and more. **
Ballroom & Latin Dance: Thurs. Mar. 4 7 PM
Here is your chance to try an introductory dance lesson with Sana Pavlova owner of the Fred Astaire Dance Studio at Clocktower Commons in Brewster, in part 1 of our "Just for Fun" series. Bring a partner or come alone and see why ballroom & Latin dancing is so popular. Registration required - space is limited.
Great Swamp Wood Turtles: Wed. Mar. 10 7 PM
Join Michael Musnick in this program on his study and tracking of the North American Wood Turtle, a species native to our own Great Swamp. Learn about the difficulties these creatures face and what is being done to save them.
Computer Class- E-mail: Thurs. Mar. 11 1 PM
Learn everything you need to know about e-mails including how to set up an e-mail account, open, save and forward e-mails, download pictures, send attachments, create contact lists and more.
Garden Series: Vegetable Gardening: Sat. Mar. 13 2 PM
We can't wait to start planting in our Story Time Garden, so we've planned a 3 - part gardening series with the Putnam County Cornell Cooperative Extension. Learn how you can have a thriving garden, filled with a variety of healthy vegetables. This program is open to everyone, including families and anyone interested in helping with our Story Time Garden.
How to Play Blackjack "21" : Sat. Mar. 20 2 PM
Our "Just for Fun" series continues with this entertaining and informative presentation with Richard Harvey, nationally recognized Blackjack expert and best selling author of the books Blackjack the Smart Way & Cutting Edge Blackjack. See why he has been called a "Blackjack Guru" in this program featuring card demonstrations and power point presentation. Ages 21 and over. For recreational purposes only.
Computer Class- Facebook/Twitter for Personal Use Wed. Mar. 24 7 PM
Margaret Carey shows you how to get in on the social media craze using Facebook and Twitter. Find out how to stay connected with friends and family in this program geared toward home/personal use. Learn how to set up your own Facebook page and Twitter account, how to communicate, post photos and use settings to protect your privacy.
Computer Class- Facebook/Twitter for Business
Wed. Apr. 7 7 PM
You don't have to be tech savvy to use Facebook and Twitter to effectively advertise your business or organization. See how easy it is to promote your events, increase business and reach broad audiences at no cost using these social media sites.
Garden Series: Starting from Seed: Sat. Apr. 10 2 PM
Diane Olsen, master gardener with the Putnam County Cornell Cooperative Extension shows everything you need to know to grow beautiful flowers and vegetables from seed. This program is open to everyone including anyone interested in helping with our Story Time Garden.
Art Deco NY: Architectural Talk - Wed. Apr. 14 7 PM
Join us for this fascinating discussion and slide presentation with author and historian Anthony Robins, on the designs of the great NYC skyscrapers, from the Grand Concourse to the Chrysler Building. Discover the history of the great department stores, banks, theaters and other NYC landmark buildings. **
Spain: Food, Wine & Culture: Sat. Apr. 17 2 PM
Discover Spain, in this wonderful program with noted expert, speaker, author and photographer Gerry Dawes. He has been cited in numerous publications including the New York Times, NY Newsday and Wine Spectator, and has lectured at prestigious venues around the world and the US including the Smithsonian Institute.
Hiking & Kayaking: Wed. Apr. 21 7 PM
Discover the beautiful outdoor recreation areas right in our own backyard. Mac Rand owner of Great Blue Outfitters in Patterson, discusses hiking the Appalachian Trail, and kayaking on the Great Swamp, plus other local wonderful places to enjoy the great outdoors.
Alzheimer's: Thurs. Apr. 29 7 PM
Learn about Alzheimer's disease in this informative presentation with Stuart Greif of the Alzheimer's Association. Learn about the signs, treatments and options available for patients and their families affected by this disease.
** This program is part of the Speakers in the Humanities lecture and are "free and open to the public," and sponsored by the New York Council for the Humanities, a state-affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities." |
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Quick Links |
Registration preferred, walk-ins welcome unless noted. To register visit us at www.pattersonlibrary.org & click on Events Calendar or call 845-878-6121 x 10.
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