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Port Jefferson Free LibraryNovember & December 2019 Yeoman Newsletter(631)473-0022 • 100 Thompson Street • Port Jefferson, NYTeen Center: (631)509-5707 • 150 East Main Street • Port Jefferson, NY

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Annual Meeting & trustee Election

The Library Trustees have announced that one 5-year trustee term on the Board is expiring in January 2020. This seat will be filled by an election during the Annual Meeting on Wednesday, January 15, 2020. Trustee John Grossman was elected in 2012 and is eligible for re-election. In-terested persons are invited to apply. Applications are available at the Library Circulation Desk. Completed application must include a resume, a written statement of interest, and a written petition signed by at least twenty-five (25) members of the Port Jefferson Free Library Association.

Voting will be by paper ballot at the Annual Meeting onWednesday, January 15, 2020 from 10:00 AM-9:00 PM.

Meet the Candidate(s)-Monday, December 16, 2019 at 6:30 PMTo be eligible for consideration as a candidate or to vote in the election, a person must be at least 18 years old, a member of the Port Jefferson Free Library Association; that is, he or she must be a resident of Union Free

School District #6, and have a library card in good standing. Please address all correspondence to:

Election Committee, Port Jefferson Free Library100 Thompson Street, Port Jefferson, NY 11777

For inquiries, call the Library Director, Tom Donlon at 631-473-0022.Completed applications must be received by Friday, November 15, 2019.

Absentee ballots will be available from 12/13/2019- 1/14/2020.

The Mitten TreeWe will be collecting new and gen-tly used mittens, gloves, hats and scarves to decorate our Holiday tree and then be given to families in need. Over the past several years, through the generosity of our patrons and staff, we have been able to donate hundreds of cozy items to help keep local families warm. We are accepting donations in the Children’s Room be-ginning December 1.

Child of the Holocaust

Sunday, November 10 2:00 - 3:00 PMDr. William Reszelbach will be here to discuss his father’s life in a concentration camp, as well as his mother’s experience hidden underground during World War II. Learn about what transpired during that period of time, how his parents survived, their immigration to America, and the ramifications of being a child of Holocaust

Survivors. Registration is required.

Dickens Festival 2019

December 6 -8 Make sure to visit the Main library and the Library Cottage during Port Jefferson Village’s Annual Dickens Festival! We have lots in store for the whole family through-out the weekend! Please see page 11 for a

complete schedule and details.

If you would like to show your support and vote, you can Find us under “Education” and “Public Library.”

Literacy Volunteers Needed!

Literacy Suffolk, Inc. has adults waiting for tutors to help them learn to read, write and speak English. Volunteering 1.5-2 hours a week can make a difference in the lives of others in your community. Applications are available at the Reference Desk or at litera-cysuffolk.org. Visit their website for more info.

Adopt a FamilyThe Library will be collecting for the local Adopt A Family drive to help bring some holiday joy to families in need. Look for the tree on the main level of the Library decorated with ornaments listing items requested. Thank you in advance for your generosity.

Book Shop Hours Monday - Friday:

10:00 AM - 8:00 PM Saturday:

9:30 AM - 5:00 PM Sunday: 1:00 - 5:00 PM

The Friends of the Port Jefferson Free LibraryEnhancing the Library Community with dedication & donations

If you would like to display your work,

please visit portjefflibrary.org/display or contact

Sal Filosa at 631-473-0022 .

The Used Book Shop greatly appreciates your gently used book donations. Please

no magazines, text books, DVDs.

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Exhibitions & DisplaysNovember Case Display:Contemporary Acrylic Art by Laura Hill Timpanaro

December Gallery Exhibition:Charles Dickens Festival

December Case Display: Abstract Paintings by Bruce Levine

November Gallery Exhibition:Wild Places – Wild Things by Chris BazerAcclaimed Long Island photographer-photo artist Christopher Scott Bazer will show his work that encompass his travels to Alaska and the American Southwest. Critters, flowers and breath-taking landscapes will be presented in the artist’s own unique style that he has dubbed Neo-impressionistic Digital Photo Art. As you view these works, you may wonder “Is this a painting or a photograph?”

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American Sign Language (ASL) Interpreters: An ASL Interpreter may be requested for any program. Braille Format: The Library is able to transcribe any library produced print material into braille.

If you are interested in either of the above services, contact Samantha DiGiacomo at least two weeks in advance .

Andrew Heiskell Braille & Talking BooksBrowsealoudDigital MagnifierHome Outreach ServiceLarge Print KeyboardMusic & Memory: A personalized music therapy program for those living with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. Reading Edge ScannerSonic Super EarVideo EyeZoomText Magnifier/Reader THIS NEWSLETTER IS AVAILABLE IN LARGE PRINT

ServicesFor more information on any of these services, please contact the Adult Reference Desk.

Ongoing Check-Out Discounts

portjefflibrary.org/discountsIn cooperation with local businesses and the

Port Jefferson Chamber of Commerce, the library offers PJFL cardholders discounts.

Museum Passes portjefflibrary.org/museums

The library has a selection of FREE museum passes available for adult PJFL cardholders.

Call for Yearbooks!Donate Plastic Bottle Caps One-on-One Genealogy Help

Passport Acceptance Facility NEW: Recycle Eyeglasses

Recycle Cell PhonesRecycle Rechargeable Batteries

Veterans History ProjectVeterans Wall of Honor

Technology

Device Charging PortsOne-on-One Device Advice

Fax Service $1.25 US | $3 Mexico & Canada per transmission.

We do NOT receive faxes.

Tech to Take HomeChromecast: Stream to your TV

Launchpad: Play/Learn on a tabletKindle Paperwhite:

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Friends of the Library Bus Trip: Christmas Spectacular!Wednesday, November 20 Show: 2:00 PMDepart: 8:45 AM Fee: $105Join the Friends of the Library for a holiday trip you won’t forget! See the world-famous Rockettes perform in Radio City Music Hall’s ‘Christmas Spectacular’! Show tickets are $105 payable to the Friends of the PJFL. Lunch is on your own. Our Hampton Jitney bus will pick us up in front of Village Hall at 9am. You’ll have some time for lunch and a walk before the show. The performance is 90 minutes long and does not include an intermission. Arrive back in Port Jefferson around 6pm.

Parent/Toddler WorkshopFriday, November 1, 15, 22, December 6 & 20 10:00 AM - 11:15 AMAges: 18 - 36 months with an adultEnjoy an opportunity to play with your toddler while meeting other parents and their children. The workshop features toys, puzzles, a play kitchen area and circle time. Please do not bring any snacks or drinks (for either child or adult) to the program as this is a distraction to the other children and a problem for those with food allergies.

Sensory StorytimeTuesday, November 5, December 10 10:30 AM Ages: 18 - 36 months with an adultJoin us for stories, songs and play! Sensory Storytime is for all children, but especially welcoming to those who are sensitive or have a hard time in large groups.

PlayHooray BabiesWednesday, November 6 10:00 AMMonday, December 9 10:00 AMAges: 3 - 17 months with an adultMusic and fun for your little one! This delightful program is a lively introduction to nursery rhymes, books, music and creative movement.

PlayHooray KidsWednesday, November 6 11:00 AMMonday, December 9 11:00 AMAges: 18 - 36 months with an adultGet ready to dance, march and PlayHooray with your toddler. This fun-filled music and movement program will have everyone up and moving to the beat!

My First Art Words: TextureThursday, November 7 10:30 AMAges: 2 ½ - 5 with an adultExplore some art that you can see with your eyes and touch with your hands. We will then make our very own texture board so you can keep on exploring.

Toddler YogaFriday, November 8, December 13 10:00 AMAges: 18 - 36 months with an adultParents, join Laura Morello, LMT as she guides you to-ward creating a beautiful bond of interconnection with your child through the exploration of body movement. Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a blanket for your child and one for yourself.

Pumpkin Pie FunSaturday, November 9 12:00 PMAges: 3 - 6 years with an adultPumpkin season is here! Come and listen to some stories and create a pumpkin pie craft.

children’s services

Skoblicki’s Scientists: Mr. Gobbles is GoneMonday, November 11 10:00 AMAges: 3 - 5 years with an adultMr. Gobbles is missing from the barn! Learn all about wild turkeys in this interactive science program. Then, work as a team using your sci-entific turkey clues to find Mr. Gobbles before it is too late. Win some fabulous prizes and finish with a gobbling good craft too.

Infant MassageTuesday, November 12 , December 17 11:00 AMAges: 6 weeks - 18 months with an adultJoin Licensed Massage Therapist Laura Morello and learn this new way of communicating with your child. Please dress in comfortable clothes, and bring a blanket for baby, one for yourself and baby’s favorite comfort toy.

Let’s Pretend 10:30 AMWednesday, November 13 - Be a LibrarianWednesday, November 20 - Be a Chef Wednesday, December 11 - Be a VeterinarianWednesday, December 18 - Be a Dentist Ages: 3 - 5 years old with an adultJoin us for this series of programs as we explore various careers through stories, activities and crafts.

Pumpkin Patch BabiesThursday, November 14 10:00 AMAges: 9 - 17 months with an adultThis half hour program is for caregivers and their babies. Age appropriate movement and lap time activities are alternated to provide a fun and educational class.

A Time for Kids Thursday, November 14 - Turkey 10:45 AM Thursday, December 12- Hidden Pictures 10:30 AM Ages: 18 months - 5 years with an adult Help your child prepare for school as you participate alongside him/her in this educational program of sto-ries, songs, creative movement and a special craft.

“For the Birds” Saturday, November 16 12:00 PMAges: 3 - 5 years old with an adult Come into the Library and create a variety of feeders to keep our flying friends fed and happy.

Happy Birthday Mickey and Minnie Mouse!Monday, November 18 10:30 AMAges: 2 ½ - 5 years with an adultJoin us as we wish Happy Birthday to some of the most

famous mice of all! Mickey and Minnie both celebrate their birthdays today! We’ll share some Mickey and Min-nie stories and then make a craft to celebrate. Please note we will be painting so dress for mess!

“Visit” with a DentistTuesday, November 19 10:30 AMThursday, December 5 10:30 AMAges: 3 - 5 years with an adultPlease join us for some fun dental education and crafts hosted by local dentist Steven Xerri. Share a book, learn about the importance of good diet and brushing, and then paint stone models of teeth to help reinforce proper brushing techniques. Please sign up for only one session.

Babies Boogie Thursday, November 21, December 19 10:00 AMAges: 3 - 24 months with an adultShake, rattle and roll when you join Nicole Sparling for this musical program.

Toddlers TangoThursday, November 21, December 19 11:00 AMAges: 25 months - 5 years with an adultClap your hands, stomp your feet and wiggle to the beat! Children and their parents will be wiggling and giggling with this music and creative movement pro-gram. No younger siblings please.

Turkey TimeMonday, November 25 10:30 AMAges: 2 ½ - 5 years with adultWe’ll share a few Turkey-rific tales, and then make some tur-keys of our own that you can put to use at your Thanksgiving cel-ebrations! Please dress for mess.

Clay PlayTuesday, November 26 11:00 AMMonday, December 16 11:00 AMAges: 3 - 5 with an adultClay stimulates a child’s curiosity, intelligence, imagina-tion, and creativity. It fosters eye-hand coordination, and it’s a great way to extend the attention span of chil-dren, who often work for long periods of time with clay.

Shake ‘N Make Music Monday, December 2 Ages: 3 - 17 months with an adult 10:00 AMAges: 18 months - 5 years with an adult 11:00 AMJoin us for this high-energy, fun-filled music and move-ment program.

Early Childhood Programs (Babies, Toddlers & Preschoolers)

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Registration is ongoing unless otherwise noted. Cardholders of other Suffolk County libraries may register ONE WEEK prior to program,

space permitting.This symbol indicates that this program may not be suitable for children with food allergies.

Picture Books in MotionTuesday, December 3 11:00 AMAges: 2 ½ years and older with an adultJoin us as we view some excellent movie adaptations of children’s picture books. Registration is not required.

Little LanguagesWednesday, December 4 11:00 AM Ages: 3 - 5 years with an adult Hola, amigos! Together we will explore a new language with stories, music and movement.

Kids Kitchen Jr. Reindeer Food and CookieThursday December 5 6:30 PMAges: 4 - 7 years We will create a sack of reindeer food to guide Santa’s sleigh to your house. When Santa gets there, he will be treated to a special reindeer cookie.

Fireside Pajama Story TimeThursday, December 12 6:30 PMAges: 4 - 8 years with an adult Put on your coziest PJs and come to the Library to hear seasonal stories in front of a roaring fire. After sharing stories, we’ll share some hot cocoa.

Finger Print Holiday CardsSaturday, December 14 12:00 PMAges: 4 - 7 years with adultSend some festive greetings with these colorful cards that you create yourself! Please dress for mess.

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Skoblicki’s Scientists: It’s All RelativeFriday, December 27 10:00 AMAges: 3 - 5 years with an adultGrab your favorite relative and head on down for some interactive science fun. Rotate through the science lab to complete STEM challenges that will test your knowl-edge of physical science and build some family fun!

Noon Year’s Eve PartyMonday, December 30 11:00 AMAges: 3 - 8 years with an adultCome dressed in your fanciest duds as we ring in the New Year!

Art Explorers: Paper Strip SculpturesFriday, November 1 6:30 PMGrades K - 2We will explore some famous sculptures and then, using strips of colored and printed paper, you will make and create one of your very own!

Meditation for KidsSaturday, November 2, 16, December 14, 28 10:00 AM Ages: 7 - 12 yearsJoin us for this special adventure as you are gently guid-ed into fun & relaxing activities that teach techniques for gaining confidence, focus and consideration for others.

Make It Sew: Tissue PouchSaturday, November 2 3:00 PM Ages: 8 - 12 yearsThe season of sniffles is upon us! Learn some sewing skills to make a travel pouch for tissues and other winter essentials.

Apple Donut TreatsMonday, November 4 6:30 PMAges: 8 - 12 yearsTurn some delicious fall apples into tasty “donut” treats!

1 - 2 SwitchTuesday, November 5 3:00 PM Ages: 8 - 12 years Team up and play a variety of wacky mini games in 1 - 2 Switch!

ChessWednesdays, November 6, 20, December 4, 18 6:30 PMAges: 6 - 12 years Here’s a chance for beginners, as well as more experi-enced Chess players, to develop strategies, sharpen their skills, and have fun playing a game of Chess with an in-structor from the Long Island Chess Nuts to guide you.

Corn Husk DollsThursday, November 7 6:30 PMAges: 7 - 10 yearsIn Colonial times, corn husks be-came a material that children used to make dolls. Come join us as we transform ordinary corn husks into simple, yet beautiful dolls.

Fall Leaves FunFriday, November 8 6:30 PMGrades K - 2Create beautiful marbled prints using shaving cream.

Skoblicki’s Super Scientists: Mr. Gobbles is GoneMonday, November 11 11:00 AMGrades K - 5 Learn all about wild turkeys in this interactive science pro-gram. Then, work as a team using your scientific turkey clues to find Mr. Gobbles before it is too late. Win some fabulous prizes and finish with a gobbling good craft too.

Lego VasesMonday, November 11 6:30 PMAges: 7 - 12 yearsDesign and build your very own vase using Legos.

Meet Art: Op ArtWednesday, November 13 6:30 PMAges: 8 - 12 yearsOp Art is full of visual tricks - lines appear to move and 2D pictures seem to be coming off the page. Explore some of these amazing works and then create your own.

Thanksgiving Story BraceletThursday, November 14 6:30 PMAges: 6 - 9 years With this bracelet, you will know, the first Thanksgiving that was long, long ago. Each bead that we add will tell part of the story of the first Thanksgiving. We will also learn the Legend of the Five Kernels.

School Age ProgramsPerler BeadsMonday, November 15 6:30 PMAges: 7 - 12 yearsLet your imagination run wild as you use all sorts of dif-ferent colored perler beads to create a holiday design.

Slime Time: Turkey SlimeMonday, November 18 6:30 PMAges: 7 - 12 yearsIt’s Slime Time! Create a turkey container to hold your slippery slime!

Kids Kitchen: Apple Pie CupsThursday, November 21 6:30 PMGrades K - 2Give thanks as we learn about apples and make a delicious treat!

Crescent Roll CreationsFriday, November 22 6:30 PMAges: 8 - 12 yearsWe will transform plain crescent rolls into delicious sa-vory and sweet creations which we will assemble here and you can home to bake. We’ll have samples so you can try some treats!

Tea Light OrnamentsMonday, November 25 6:30 PMAges: 8 - 12 yearsTurn ordinary tea lights into glowing ornaments.

Just Dance 2020Wednesday, November 27 3:00 PMAges: 8 - 12 yearsGet your groove on with the latest Just Dance game!

Mario PartySaturday, November 30 3:00 PM Ages: 8 - 12 years Let’s Party! Go head-to-head as your favorite Nintendo characters as we see who can collect the most stars.

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School Age Programs

Jingle Bell MazeMonday, December 2 6:30 PMGrades K - 2“Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells, Jingle through the maze...” Construct your own maze and then navigate a jingle bell through your creation.

Kids Kitchen Jr. - Reindeer Food and CookieThursday December 5 6:30 PMAges: 4 - 7 years We will create a sack of reindeer food to guide Santa’s sleigh to your house. When Santa gets there, he will be treated to a special reindeer cookie.

Holiday Game Night Friday, December 6 6:30 PMGrades K - 2The holidays are upon us and we will celebrate by playing some holiday-themed games such as “Silver Bells” using Hershey’s Kisses!

Grinch PartyMonday, December 9 6:30 PMAges: 7 - 12 yearsOur fun will grow “3 sizes” with each Grinch-themed activity we enjoy. We’ll craft, play and even make a Grinchy snack!

Meet Art: Georges Seurat and PointillismWednesday, December 11 6:30 PMAges: 8 - 12 yearsWe will be “meeting” the artist George Seurat who worked in France at the end of the 1800s and created a style of art composed of tiny dots that he called “Pointillism”. Learn about his style and create a dotty masterpiece.

Fireside Pajama Story TimeThursday, December 12 6:30 PMAges: 4 - 8 years with an adult Put on your coziest PJs and come to the Library to hear seasonal stories in front of a roaring fire. After sharing stories, we’ll enjoy some hot cocoa.

Art Explorers: Mixed Media Winter TreeFriday, December 13 6:30 PMGrades K - 2Celebrate the beauty of winter by making an evergreen tree sur-rounded by snow. We will use oil pastels, paint and paper to create your very own unique work of art.

Winter Wonderland Pop-Up Card WorkshopSunday, December 15 3:00 PMAges: 6 - 12 yearsWinter is near! Come in from the cold and make a win-tery scene. Join us as we learn how to make flat paper into a Winter Wonderland Pop-Up Card.

Slime Time: Holiday Cookie SlimeMonday, December 16 6:30 PMAges: 7 - 12 yearsIt’s Slime Time! Make slime that smells like is just came out of the oven! Too bad we can’t eat it!

Tween Smash Tournament Tuesday, December 17 6:30 PMAges: 8 - 12 years Bring your smash skills for this friendly tournament of Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Paper Cup LuminariesSaturday, December 21 12:00 PMGrades K - 2 The Winter Solstice is here. To celebrate we will make luminaries which will cast light perfect to read by.

Ukulele WorkshopMonday, December 23 1:00 PMGrades 3 - 5 Learn the fundamentals of using the ukulele in this workshop led by Adam King. Ukuleles will be provided.

Skoblicki’s Super Scientists: It’s All RelativeFriday, December 27 11:00 AMGrades K - 5Grab your favorite relative and head on down for some interactive science fun. Rotate through the science lab to complete STEM challenges that will test your knowl-edge of physical science and build some family fun!

Movie and a MunchFriday, December 27 6:30 PMAges: 7 - 12 yearsCome choose a movie to watch while enjoying some snacks! Registration is not required.

Noon Year’s Eve PartyMonday, December 30 11:00 AMAges: 3 - 8 years with an adultDress in your fanciest duds as we ring in the New Year!

Sensational CerealMonday, December 30 6:30 PMAges: 7 - 12 yearsWe’re celebrating all things cereal! Take a blindfolded cereal taste challenge, and then create your own cereal concoction.

Family Programs Sunday CrafternoonSunday, November 3, 10, 17, 24, December 1, 22, 29 2:00 - 4:00 PMWe will have a new, fun craft ready for you to make each week. Registration is not required.

Veteran’s Day Drop In CraftMonday, November 11 10:00 AM - 4:00 PMSchool’s closed, so come in and create some crafts celebrat-ing the brave men and women who have served our country. Please dress for mess! Registration is not required.

Family StorytimeTuesday, November 12, 26, December 10 6:30 PMPut on your jammies, grab your favorite stuffed animal and a parent, and join us for some great stories.

Nutcracker Storytime with the Amy Tyler School of DanceTuesday, November 19 6:30 PMFamilies with children ages 4 - 12 years Join us for a special storytime with cast members from the Amy Tyler School of Dance’s performance of The Nutcracker.

Block PartySaturday, November 23 11:00 AM - 1:00 PMBring the whole family to build with various materials - Legos, Mega Bloks, Magna Tiles, and more. Registra-tion is not required.

Family Ornament WorkshopSaturday, December 7 12:00 PMFamilies with children 3 - 12 years old We willl create ornaments with various materials, while listening to some festive tunes. Make one ornament to contribute to our Department’s tree and another for yourself.

Dickens’ Film Marathon: Muppet Christmas CarolSunday, December 8 1:00 - 5:00 PM*Children under 9 years old MUST be accompanied by an adult* Registration is NOT required.

Gingerbread WorkshopThursday, December 19 6:30 PMOR Friday, December 20 6:30 PM

Families with children 4 - 12 years old Make your own beautifully decorated gingerbread house. Each child must bring an empty, washed half-pint or pint milk or juice container, a can of white frost-ing and a sleeve of graham crackers. The Library will provide the decorations. Please register for one session only.

Coloring with Cookies & CocoaMonday, December 23 11:00 AM - 7:00 PMCelebrate the start of Christmas break by coloring some seasonal pictures while sipping hot cocoa and munch-ing cookies. Registration is not required.

Winter Break Movie MarathonThursday, December 26 11:00 AM - 7:00 PMCome into the Library and relax while watching a mov-ie or two and munching on popcorn. Registration is not required.

Toy Story 4 and PizzaFriday, November 1 5:00 - 7:00 PMJoin Woody, Buzz and pals as they set out on a fun-filled road trip, while enjoying some tasty pizza.

T-Shirt DesignMonday, November 4 4:00 PMUsing our Cricut machine and transfer vinyl, create and cut a design you can add to any fabric.

3-D Print and DesignTuesday, November 5 OR December 10 6:00 PMCome and learn how to design a 3-D Model for our 3-D printer at this monthly meet-up and receive a 3-D printed model of your own creation.

Throw Throw BurritoThursday, November 7 4:00 PMPlay our newest card game, Throw Throw Burrito! Throw a squishy burrito at each other and have some human bean fun.

Dungeons & DragonsSundays November 10 OR December 1 2:00 - 3:30 PMPlay a teen friendly version of Dungeons and Drag-ons. Stop in to see Khan the Librarian about making a character and a tutorial on playing through this edition of D&D.

Pop-Tarts Taste Test ChallengeMonday, November 11 12:00 PMDo you know your Pop-Tarts flavors? Take the Pop-Tart test taste challenge and see if you can guess all the poppin’ flavors.

Super Smash TournamentTuesday, November 12 5:00 - 7:00 PMJoin us in playing the New Super Smash Ultimate on the Switch for a fun filled tournament.

DIY Holiday MugThursday, December 12 6:00 PMThe Holidays are here! Come to the Teen Center to de-sign and take home a festive mug.

Anime ClubFriday, December 13 4:00 PMJoin Venus and Khan to talk about all things anime! Join the Anime club for screenings and hanging out.

Gingerbread HouseFriday, December 13 6:00 - 8:00 PMBuild your own Gingerbread House, using cookie cut-outs, royal icing and lots of candy. Everyone takes home a completed Gingerbread House.

Mario Kart TournamentSaturday, December 14 2:00 - 4:00 PMIf you love Mario Kart, this program is the place to be. Join our Mario Kart Tournament on the Switch.

Fabric GarlandSunday, December 15 2:00 PMLet’s make a magical lighted garland with some festive fabric.

Holiday MunchkinMonday, December 16 6:00 - 7:30 PMCome play the entertaining card game Munchkin with a Holiday twist. Enjoy some munchkins and treats during gameplay.

DIY Snow ArtTuesday, December 17 6:00 PMDesign your own festive wall decor. Use our curio ma-chine to design your own wintery themes.

Airhead Wreath Wednesday, December 18 6:00 PMCreate this fun holi-day decoration that is good enough to eat!!!

Lion King & SnacksFriday, November 15 5:00 - 7:00 PMCome see the live-action version of Disney’s The Lion King with Simba and his faithful companions, Timon and Pumba. Enjoy some tasty treats during the movie.

Monday Munchkin MadnessMonday, November 18 6:00 - 7:30 PMCome play Munchkin, the strategic dungeon exploring game with some delicious munchkins and snacks.

Hand Knitted Infinity Scarf Thursday, November 21 4:00 PMTo Infin-knity and beyond! Make your own stylish scarf with your own human hands.

Pie CupcakesFriday, November 22 6:00 PMMake three pie cupcakes that look like pie but taste like cupcakes. We will fla-vor the cupcakes with different extracts to make them taste amazing!

Spider-Man Far From Home and PizzaSaturday, November 23 1:00 - 3:15 PMSpider-Man’s back! In this all new sequel. Peter Parker’s on a euro-trip and must team up with his friends to save the day. Enjoy some delicious pizza while watching Spi-dey and his amazing friends.

PictionaryMonday, November 25 4:00 PMTeam up with friends and play the newest twist on the classic Pictionary game.

DIY Winter TerrariumFriday, December 6 6:00 PMHave you ever wanted to build your own garden? Go small and grow a tiny paradise for yourself.

DIY Scrabble OrnamentsMonday, December 9 6:00 PMCreate your own wintery scrabble ornament for your holiday tree.

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teen center Students MUST be in grades 6-12 with a valid PJFL card

to attend programs. Registration is in progress

unless stated otherwise.

Designates that food products used in this program may contain allergens.

Holiday Minute to Win ItThursday, December 19 4:00 PMChallenge the librarians in this winter-ous minute to win it game.

Truth or KhansequencesFriday, December 20 4:00 PMEver play truth or dare? Come to the Teen Center to see if truths will be revealed or consequences thought up by Khan will happen.

Mini Cupcake WreathSaturday, December 21 11:00 AM - 12:30 PMTake home this adorable pull apart cupcake wreath, each participant receives 13 mini cup-cakes to take home in a bakery box.

DIY Snow Globe Sunday, December 22 2:00 PMEasy to assemble and fun to per-sonalize, come in today to make an absolutely adorable craft that’ll spread holiday cheer.

Holiday Party with Chef RobMonday, December 23 1:00 PMEnjoy appetizers and games as you celebrate the holi-days with friends and Chef Rob.

Super Smash TournamentThursday, December 26 2:00 - 4:00 PMJoin us in playing the New Super Smash Ultimate on the switch for a fun filled tournament.

Bagels and BingoFriday, December 27 2:00 PMWhat could be better than Bagels on an afternoon that you are off from school. How about playing bingo while you eat?

Beat SpotifyMonday, December 30 2:00 PMTest your knowledge on identifying the biggest hit songs of all time! Come to the Teen Center to see if you got what it takes to beat Spotify.

Paint it Like a BossThursday, January 2 2:00 - 3:30 PMCome paint beautiful tree friends with the librarians. Paint the best and you may win a prize.

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Teen Community Service OpportunitiesPLEASE NOTE: When there are multiple sessions, you can only sign up for 1 due to limited

spaces. All sessions earn 1 hour of community service unless otherwise indicated.

Coupons for Troops Wednesday, November 6 6:00 PMGive back to troops with coupons! Cut out and organize discounts for a better cause.

Perler Bead DesignsFriday, November 8 4:00 PMReceive one hour of community service by using perler beads and make an awesome design of 8-bit art.

Cap OrganizersSaturday, November 9 11:00 AMReceive one hour of community service by organizing donated caps for a recyclable cause.

Cards for SeniorsWednesday, November 13 OR December 4 6:00 PMMake a card to brighten a senior’s day. We will donate them to a local nursing home.

Teens Speak OutThursdays, November 14 OR December 5 4:00 PMReceive one hour of community service by helping cre-ate new ideas for the teen center’s upcoming programs, events and what you’d like to see in the future for teens and the library.

Holiday DecoratorsTuesday, November 19 6:00 PMIt’s beginning to look a lot like Dickens! Come help us decorate the Teen Center before the Village’s annual festival.

Snowflake Bead OrnamentsWednesday, November 20 6:00 PMReceive one hour of community service by designing a snowflake with perler beads for our Holiday Tree.

Save the date:Winter Reading Program 2020

Teen Book Review for Community Service

Did you know you can earn community service by re-viewing young adult novels published in 2019? These books must be on your reading level. You will earn 2 hours of community service for each submitted book review that meets the required guidelines. Teens can earn up to 4 hours of community service credits per month. You will receive an email whether the review is within the standards of the guidelines. Once the review is approved, a community service letter will be mailed to your address. Your must have a current PJFL Teen Library Card to earn the community service hours.

Kids Kitchen Helpers Thursday November 21 OR December 5 6:30 PMHelp the librarians with a program in the Children’s De-partment.

Paper SnowflakesSaturday, November 30 2:00 PMFrom paper to ornament pieces, assist the librarians in making paper snowflakes to decorate the room for the upcoming season!

Sock SnowmanWednesday, December 11 6:00 PMCreate Snowmen out of ordinary socks for the season. We will provide socks, you provide the creativity.

ADULT PROGRAMS

Book Discussion Groups To join a group, pick up a book at Reference and attend a meeting! No registration is required.

Foreign Film FestivalBox Office FeaturesPOMS (91 min.)Friday, November 8An uplifting comedy about Martha, who moves into a retirement com-munity and starts a cheerleading squad with her fellow residents, proving that it’s never too late to follow your dreams.

Yesterday (112 min.)Friday, November 22 Jack Malik is a struggling singer-songwriter whose dreams of fame are fading. After a freak bus ac-cident during a mysterious global blackout, Jack wakes up to discover that The Beatles have never ex-isted, and he finds himself with a very complicated problem.

Film Matinees

Silver Screen Showing

All films begin at 2:00 PMNo registration necessary.

All are welcome!

Defensive DrivingRegistration is required.

Second Tuesday Mornings @ 10Tuesday, November 12 & December 10 10:00 AM - 12:00 PMNovember: Rabbit Run by John UpdikeDecember: Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia OwensDiscussion Facilitator: Gloria Snyder

New Voices Book Discussion GroupThursdays, November 14 & December 12 11:00 AM - 12:30 PMNovember: Educated: A Memoir by Tara WestoverDecember: Holiday Party & Book Selection Discussion Facilitator: Diane M. Konoski

Big Magic Tuesday Night Book Group Tuesday, November 19 & December 17 7:00 - 8:30 PM November: The Matchmaker by Elin HilderbrandDecember: Christmas in London by Anita HughesDiscussion Facilitator: Linda Ruben

AARP Defensive DrivingMonday, November 18 & Tuesday, November 19 10:00 AM - 1:15 PMThis class is sponsored by AARP and participants must complete both classes to qualify for the 10% reduction on their automobile liability and collision insurance. A non-refundable fee of $20 for AARP members and a $25 fee for non-members is due upon registration. Payment is by CHECK or MONEY ORDER ONLY payable to AARP.

Defensive Driving with Suffolk Safety ProgramSaturday, December 14 10:00 AM - 4:00 PMReceive up to a 4-point reduction from your driving record for points accumulated in the past 18 months. The fee of $28 must be paid upon registration payable to Suffolk Safety Program. Due to DMV regulations, you may not at-tend class if you are more than three minutes late.

Fourth Fridays Book ClubFriday, November 22 & December 27 9:30 - 11:00 AMNovember: Mrs. Hemingway by Naomi Wood December: The Rosie Result by Graeme SimsionGroup meets at Rose Caracappa Senior Center, 739 Route 25A, Mt. Sinai. Discussion Facilitator: Stacy Cagno-Schilb.

Historical Happenings Saturday, November 16 10:00 - 11:00 AM Title for discussion is Burial Rites by Hannah KentDiscussion Facilitator: Victoria Boecherer.

Great Decisions Discussion Group This group discusses topics of contemporary concern. This group does not meet in November & December. Discussion leaders are Margaret Foster and Stojan Rebic.

Poetry ZoneTuesday December 10 6:30 - 8:30 PMJoin Poetry Zone host and Suffolk County Beat Poet Lau-reate Kate Lamberg and connect with other poets. There will be an open mic session.

The Wizard of Oz (1939)Friday, November 1 (102 min.) The charming classic based on the L. Frank Baum novel. Kansas farm girl Dorothy and her dog, Toto, are caught in a tornado and somehow end up in the magical land of Oz.North by Northwest (1959)Friday, December 6 (136 min.)In this iconic Hitchcock thriller, enemy agents pursue a New York City advertising executive when they mistake him for an American spy.

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Registration Information: In an effort to streamline the registration process and ensure attendance at programs, all fees for Adult Programs will be required at the time of registration. Program payments are non-refundable. If paying by cash, exact change is appreciated. We cannot accept large bills. You must have a valid Suffolk County library card to register for programs. Please help us with our planning by registering for events! If your plans change and you are unable to attend, please let us know as soon as possible. Registration for programs is required unless otherwise noted and is underway for PJFL cardholders. Outside library cardholders may register beginning October 28.

Captain Marvel (124 min.)Friday, December 13 When Earth becomes stuck in battle between two other alien worlds, Carol Danvers , an air force pilot, must take on the role of Captain Marvel.

Hotel Mumbai (124 min.)Friday, December 27 This dramatized portrayal of the 2008 terrorist attacks at the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel in Mumbia, India, was inspired by the documentary Surviving Mumbai.

Border (Swedish)Friday, November 15 (110 min.)Tina is a border guard who uses her ability to smell human emotions to catch smugglers. When she meets a mysterious man that confounds detection, she uncovers a dark secret about her own past.

Au Revoir Les Enfants (French)Friday, December 20 (105 min.)This is the tragic story of friendship and devastating loss between two boys at a Catholic boarding school in Nazi-occupied France. Julien and Jean enjoy true camaraderie until Jean’s secret is revealed.

Yoga & Sound HealingFridays, November 1, 8, 15, 22, & December 6 7:00 - 8:30 PMJoin yoga instructor Alana for a relaxing evening yoga class with sound healing. Five session fee is $20 cash, check or money order to Alana Andresen upon registration.

Guided Meditation:Healing Your Inner Spirit Wednesdays, November 6 & December 4 7:00 - 8:00 PMMeditation is a simple yet profound method to improve the quality of our lives and gain the inner peace we seek. Class led by Meditation Practitioner Laura Morello.

Mindfulness MeditationTuesdays, November 5, 19, December 3, & 17 1:30 - 2:30 PMThis meditation focuses on being in the present mo-ment which helps us cope with stress and anxiety, while interrupting negative thinking. Instructor is Certified Holistic Practitioner Marcia Reass.

Pilates: The Man, the Method and the Women Who Saved itThursday, November 7 7:00 - 8:15 PMMeet at Port Jefferson Pilates Studio at 6:45 PM, 14 East Broadway Suite One

Join owner Vivian Piccone Jung of the Port Jefferson Pilates Studio for a short presentation of the history of Pilates followed by an interactive demonstration of the unique equipment used in an Authentic Pilates session. Each participant will also take home a list of easy exercises to do every day. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a clean pair of socks. You must be able to walk up one flight of stairs.

Crystal Bowls & Reiki Healing CircleTuesdays, November 12, 26 & December 10 1:30 - 2:30 PMExperience that vibrational sound of healing quartz crystal singing bowls and Reiki, as they heal on a physical, mental, and emotional level. Presented by long time practitioner Jessica Harris-Iannuzzi.

Memory Loss, Dementia, and Alzheimer’s DiseaseMonday, November 18 6:30 - 7:30 PMConcerned about Dementia? This session offers an un-derstanding of the causes and types of dementia and when to speak with your doctor. Presented by a repre-sentative of Parker Jewish Institute.

Health and WellnessRegistration is required.

Blood Pressure Screening Fridays, November 22 and December 27 3:30 - 4:30 PMOn a walk- in basis, a clinician from St. Charles Hospi-tal will be here to check your blood pressure, free of charge. No registration is necessary.

Reiki CircleWednesday, November 20 and Tuesday, December 17 7:00 - 8:15 PMJoin Reiki Master & Yoga Teacher Annalee Jackofsky for a night of energy healing. After a brief guided medi-tation Annalee will give everyone a short reiki treat-ment. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel and a blanket.

Crystal CommunicationWednesday, December 11 7:00 - 8:15 PMCrystals have grown in popularity greatly, but once purchased many people wonder, “How do I use them?” or “Which ones can I use or should I use?” Join Theresa Connolly as she explores these and many other ques-tions surrounding crystals, the record keepers of Earth.

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Thursdays 7:00 - 8:30 PM These free classes are open to all adults, 18 and older, whose first language is not English. Classes led by Certified ESOL Instructor Mary Leming. No registration necessary.

Learn English

Language/LiteracyLearn English Conversation Group

Saturdays 11:00 AM - 12:30 PMThese free classes are open to all adults, 18 and older, whose first language is not English. Classes led by Certified ESOL Instructor Mary Leming. No registra-tion necessary.

Citizenship HelpSaturday, November 2 1:00 - 2:00 PMDo you need help navigating your way through the citizenship process? Certified ESOL Teacher Mary Leming is here to help! No registration necessary.

Heritage/Local History/CultureChandler Estate Walking TourSaturday, November 9 12:30 - 1:30 PMWalk the grounds of the Chandler Estate in Mount Sinai, located directly behind the Mt. Sinai Congregational Church. DRESS FOR THE WOODS, wear appropriate foot-wear, bring bug spray if desired. Park behind the Con-gregational Church in the gravel lot. The Port Jefferson Rotary Club is the steward of this near 41-acre parcel, owned by the Town of Brookhaven. Pat Sabo, PJ Rotarian, will discuss the history of the grounds, the work being done now and the vision for the future.

Chandler Estate Volunteer HourSaturday, November 9 1:30 - 2:30 PMStay after the walking tour to volunteer an hour of your time to trim and move cut down brush. Please bring work gloves.

Ellis Island Thursday, December 5 7:00 - 8:00 PMNovember marked the 65th anniversary of the closing of Ellis Island. Join Wilbur R. Miller, Professor Emeritus of History, Stony Brook University as he discusses this

former immigration inspection station. Do you have a story to share about Ellis Island? There will be time to share personal stories of your travels to come to America.

Elvis: The Early DaysMonday, November 4 7:00 - 8:00 PMOldies DJ Kevin Westly, aka “Bossman Kevin,” will trace Elvis’ history from his first perfor-mances to his appearances on the Ed Sullivan Show, featuring videos, stories, and trivia.

Excel Intermediate Workshop Part I- Monday, November 4 6:30 - 8:30 PMPart II- Monday, November 25 6:30 - 8:30 PMPart III- Monday, December 2 6:30 - 8:30 PMIn these Excel Intermediate classes, Learn pivot tables, advanced chart customizing, custom lists, & macros.

Completion of the Ex-cel Beginner classes or proficiency in the topics covered is required to attend. The instructor is Frank Cerullo, CPM, MBA.

Social Security: Your Questions AnsweredTuesday, November 12 6:00 - 7:00 PMIf you are nearing retirement, age 55 and up and have questions about Social Security, please join Michael Sceiford, CFP®, Financial Advisor from Edward Jones in Port Jefferson for an informative, educational seminar.

Going KonMari with Patty MorrisseyWednesday November 13 6:30 - 8:00 PMPatty Morrissey, certified KonMari Consultants was dubbed a “Jedi-level practitioner of the KonMari Method” by (Men’s Fitness Magazine) and a “Magician” by (CBS This Morning). Learn how to make space in your home and your schedule to make room for what matters most!

The Lessons of RomeSunday, November 17 2:00 - 3:00 PMJon Michael Schwarting, ar-chitect, urban designer and professor, analyzes transfor-mations in Rome over cen-

turies as a lesson for contemporary urban designers. Studying both large scale interventions in the city and the influence of urban conditions on individual renais-sance and baroque buildings, JMS argues the impor-tance of context as a positive force in design and why the different styles and periods seem to fit together so seamlessly. JMS is the author of Rome: Urban Forma-tion and Transformation, which will be available for purchase and signing.

Recording Broadway: An Evening with Thomas Z. ShepardSunday, December 1 2:00 - 3:30 PMWinner of 12 Grammy Awards, Shepard is the nation’s preeminent producer of Broadway cast albums. Take a behind-the-scenes look at Broadway and the men and women who have made it an American institu-tion. Mr. Shephard has worked with everyone from Leonard Bernstein, Richard Rodgers and Stephen Sondheim to Julie Andrews, Yul Brynner, Placido Do-mingo, Bernadette Peters, and Barbra Streisand, to name a few. Shepard opens a window onto the shows that made Broadway.

Learn It! Technology, Lectures & Education Registration is required.

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Make It! Arts/Cooking/Games

PJFL Mah-Jongg ClubEvery Wednesday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PMIf you own a set of Mah-Jongg tiles, please bring them with you to the meeting. No registration necessary.

Long Island QuiltersEvery Monday 5:00 - 8:00 PMIf you are a quilter and would like to join us, bring your sewing machine and a project. If you are new to quilting and just want to find out more, feel free to stop in. No registration necessary.

Crochet Workshop Saturdays, October 26 - November 23 2:30 - 4:00 PM In this 5 session course, learn the nuances of crochet-ing including basic stitches, reading patterns and helpful finishing tips. Please pick up a list of required materials at Reference. Instructor is Sharon Barnes.

Comics And Concept Art Tuesday, November 5 6:00 - 8:00 PMJoin Glasshouse Graphics Artist James Beihl for this introduction to the craft of comics and concept art. He will go over anatomy, perspective, and basic drawing fundamentals. James, an Art Educator at the Atelier at Flowerfield, is a co-creator of Two Worlds, has worked with prominent authors including Karen Traviss of Halo and Star Wars fame.

Cocoa and CraftingWednesdays, November 13, 27, December 11 3:00 - 5:00 PMDrop by and warm up with some cocoa and creativity. We will have stations for coloring, drawing, painting and more! No registration required.

Paint AfternoonThursday, November 14 2:00 - 4:00 PMUsing acrylics and a 14x18 canvas, your local librar-ian/artist will guide you step-by-step in creating a beautiful painting. Non-refundable material fee is $5 in cash or check payable to the PJFL is due upon registration.

Hand-Painted Holiday OrnamentThursday, November 21 6:30 - 8:30 PMPaint your own holiday ornament! Your local librarian/artist will guide you in creating a beautiful ornament to decorate your house for the holidays. Non-refund-able material fee is $5 in cash or check payable to the PJFL is due upon registration.

PJFL Photography Club Tuesday, November 26 6:30 - 8:30 PM This club consists of photographers of all skill levels who want to share their work and broaden their pho-tographic horizons. Please note that this group does not meet in December. Group Leader is Pam Hauman.

Sewing Workshop Saturdays, November 30, December 7, 142:30 - 4:30 PM In this 3 session course, learn about cutting patterns and supplies needed for a good sewing basket. Learn about selecting fabrics and make your own pillowcase and tote bag. Please pick up a list of required materials at Reference. Sewing instructor is Sharon Barnes.

Painted Olive Oil DispenserTuesday, December 3 10:30 AM - 12:00 PMPaint your own wine bottle and transform it into an olive oil dispenser. It makes the perfect holiday gift! Non-refundable material fee is $5 in cash or check payable to the PJFL is due upon registration.

Poinsettia PlateThursday, December 12 6:30 - 8:00 PMJoin us and paint your own holiday poinsettia plate. Non-refundable material fee is $5 in cash or check payable to the PJFL is due upon registration.

Holiday Cookie Decorating and Recipe SwapWednesday, December 18 11:00 AM - 12:00 PMJoin us for this fun holiday event! Sip cocoa and decorate two of your own cookies while swapping recipes with your neighbors. Please bring a few of your favorite recipes for us to copy and share!

Dickens Festival 2019

Registration is required.*ALL ABILITIES WELCOME*

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Travel & Enrichment Friends of the Library Bus Trip:Christmas Spectacular!Wednesday, November 20 Show: 2:00 PMDepart: 8:45 AM Fee: $105See the world-famous Rockettes perform at Radio City Music Hall’s ‘Christmas Spectacular’! Our Hampton Jit-ney bus will pick us up in front of Village Hall at 9am. You’ll have some time for lunch and a walk before the show. Lunch is on your own. The performance is 90 minutes long and does not include an intermission. Arrive back in Port Jefferson around 6pm.

One-On-One Medicare CounselingFriday, November 8 & December 13 10:00 AM - 1:00 PMHIICAP’s (Health Insurance Information and Coun-seling Program) Medicare Basics Presentation is sponsored by RSVP, and provides Medicare Eligible people information about Medicare – Original Medicare - Parts A & B, Medicare Advantage Plans - Part C and Medicare Prescription Coverage - Part D and ways to help with the cost including the Medicare Savings Program, Extra Help and EPIC. Appointments are required.

Medicare ExplainedSaturday, November 16 2:00 - 4:00 PMJoin Senior Health Specialist Grace Horan-Luce for an informative talk about Medicare. Topics covered will include Medicare parts A ,B and D, Medigap policies, Medicare Advantage Plans and how the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) affects your cover-age. Registration is required.

Welcome to MedicareWednesday, November 2 11:00 AM - 12:30 PMLearn how to contain your out of pocket costs as-sociated with Medicare. We will discuss everything that Medicare does and does not cover, the holes, the gaps, the penalties and subsidies. Join us if you are just getting started!

For Seniors

Registration is required.

Registration is required.

Do As You Please Bus Trip into NYCWednesday, December 4 Depart: 9:00 AMFee: $20 per personJoin us as we all ride in together on a Hampton Jitney bus into NYC. See the holiday sights, eat delicious food, shop ‘till you drop ...it’s all up to you! Dropoff is at 11 AM at Bryant Park and pick up will be at 5 PM at Rockefeller Center. Estimated time home is around 7 PM. Please note: Should the trip be canceled due to unforeseen circumstances, the library is not responsible for patron purchase of outside event tickets.

Long Island Rail Road into NYCSaturday, December 14 Depart: 8:43 AMDepart from the Port Jefferson Train Station and spend a day in the “Big Apple.” With your ticket you can RE-TURN HOME ANYTIME THAT DAY. Tickets are for INDI-VIDUAL RETURN ONLY. Cost is $10, cash or check for a roundtrip ticket (non-refundable), Limit 6 tickets per family. Please note that schedules are subject to change. For current schedules, please contact the Long Island Rail Road via the website: new.mta.info/ or call 718-217-LIRR (718-217-5477).

Performances A New Argentina with Serenade DuoSunday, November 3 2:00 - 3:00 PMThe multi-award winning ensemble Serenade Duo, fea-turing flutist Michelle LaPorte and guitarist Gerry Saulter, bring concert music of the world to life with their warm presence and engaging interpretations of diverse reper-toire. Their program explores the expressive artistry of flute and guitar chamber music by contemporary Argentine composers. In addition to honoring the legacy of Astor Pi-azzolla, this program includes works by composers Maximo Diego Pujol and Jose Luis Merlin who continue to transform the musical landscape of Argentina and beyond.

Registration is required.

Dickens Festival 2019Performances:Live Musical EntertainmentSaturday, December 7 - TBAJoin us for some beautiful music in the Historic Front Reading Room.

7th & 8th Grade Chamber OrchestraSunday, December 8 2:30 - 3:00 PMJoin us for some beautiful music in the Historic Front Reading Room. Director is Mr. Christian Neu-bert, Port Jefferson School District.High School Chamber Orchestra Sunday, December 8 3:30 - 4:00 PMJoin us for some beautiful music in the Historic Front Reading Room. Director is Dr. Michael Cara-vello, Port Jefferson School District.

The 1812 House 205 E. Main StreetSaturday and Sunday 1:00 - 4:00 PMThe Library’s Cottage, a historic building adjacent to the main library, is bringing back its exciting event for this year’s Charles Dickens Festival. The Cottage will be transformed into a winter wonderland that will tickle the fancy of young and old alike. Guests will have the opportunity to take a picture with our “Frozen” friends, The Snow Sisters and the Ice Harvester.

Ye Old Main Library100 Thompson StreetSaturday and Sunday 1:00 - 4:00 PMIn the historic front Reading Room of the main Li-brary building, the Friends of the Port Jefferson Free Library will be having a fundraiser and will be sell-ing refreshments and baked goods in the Victorian decorated room. In addition, a miniature Dickens era model train will be on display depicting two of the earliest trains: DeWitt Clinton, named after the father of the Erie Canal, and the Pegasus train that Dickens himself named because of its amazing speed for the day.There will also be musical entertainment at various times on both days.

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New Passport Hours! New!Games & Gadgets

Check out an item from our newest collection! We now have an array of gadgets and gear for you to borrow! Just a few of these include uku-leles, outdoor lawn games, telescopes, thermal leak detectors and classic Nintendo and Atari gaming systems. Stop by the Adult Reference

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If you are getting a new pass-port or need a photograph, make an appointment with one of our Librarians! Please note we are only able to accept new passport applications (DS-11). Call the Adult Reference Desk or go to portjefflibrary.org/passport for details!

Board of Trustees MeetingsMonday, November 18 7:00 PMMonday, December 16 7:00 PM Meet the Candidates: Monday, December 16 6:30 PM

Library Closed Wednesday, November 27 Closes at 5:00 PMThursday, November 28 ThanksgivingFriday, November 29 Black FridayTuesday, December 24 Christmas EveWednesday, December 25 Christmas DayTuesday, December 31 New Year’s EveWednesday, January 1 New Year’s Day

Check Out DiscountsAccommodationsRansome Inn B & B - 15% off on card ratesBeautyGrace Forever Skin Care Studio - New clients: 20% off any treatment, excludes injectables & specialsPort Jeff Salt Cave - 25% salt cave session or 10% off full body or local cryotherapy treatments.Restaurants, Bakeries, FoodAmazing Olive - 10% off olive oils and vinegarsEast Main & Main -10% off any purchase Gourmet Burger Bistro - 10% food and drink. Not valid during happy hour or special events/promotions.Kilwin’s Port Jefferson - Mon-Fri: Free upgrade to waffle cone or bowl OR 1 free hot topping on your pur-chased ice creamLa Bonne Boulangerie - 10% off purchaseLocal’s Cafe - 5% off 4 PM - closeNantuckets - 15% off lunch and dinnerPort Bistro and Pub -10% off lunch from 2-5 PM

Roger’s Frigate - 15% off purchase, excludes gift cardsSlurp Ramen - Any ramen + any bun + fountain drink for $13.95, Tues-Fri 2:30 - 4:30 PM, excluding holidaysThe Steam Room - 10% offYogo Delish - 5% discount on purchase

ServicesBreathe - New customers: Buy one meditation class, bring a friend freeBridgeport & Port Jefferson Steamboat Co. - $5 off casino packages (Mohegan Sun or Foxwoods)Harbor View Daycare - 20% off first month tuitionHardts and Flowers - 10% off your order, excluding events & deliveriesLong Island Explorium - $1 off general admission during our public hours for each person with a cardPort Jefferson Historical Society - 1 free entry with library cardPort Jefferson Pilates - 20% off private session

Show your valid PJFL card at these businesses and receive discounts throughout the year!

ShoppingThe Barn Downtown - Spend $40 get 15% offBoardwalk Games Inc. - 10% off purchaseEast End Shirt Co., Inc. - 10% off purchaseFame + Rebel - 10% off purchaseFriends of the PJFL Used Bookshop - Buy one book, get one freeKnitting Cove and Yarn Shop - 10% discountLavender Fields - 15% off any purchaseMax & Millie - 10% off total purchase, sale items excludedPindar Wine Store - 20% discount at Port Jeff storePort Jeff Liquors - 20% off any 12 bottles of wineRed Shirt Comics - 15% graphic novels and trade paperbacksStacy's Finds/Pattern Finders - 10% off purchase

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