“The Yeoman”

Port Jefferson Free Library

September/October 2016 Newsletter

100 Thompson Street • Port Jefferson, NY • portjefflibrary.orgMain Library: (631)473-0022 • Teen Center: (631)509-5707

PJLF

9th Annual Go Green Information Fair

SAVE THE DATE: Saturday, November 5 12:00-3:00 PM

Meet our Local Hero!Pictured is Therese O’Connor, who was nominated as a local hero by Mary Ann Hannon. We would like to thank her for all her hard work in the community. Miller Place, Mount Sinai and Port Jefferson are in a better place

thanks to people like Therese.

Mather Hospital and the Fortunato Breast Health Center will be presenting the second annual Paint Port Pink, for breast cancer awareness and education from October 1-31. The initiative involves 100 community partners. Paint Port Pink events includes lighting the town pink, Pink Rock Golf Classic, Women That Rock concert, the One Enchanted Evening gala, HealthyU health fair and an art show and sale to be held at

the Library. More information at www.paintportpink.org.

September is Library Card Sign-Up Month! And what’s cooler than being cool? Having a Library Card! Be sure to take our special quiz and find out which famous librarian you are! Take our quiz, use the smartest card in your wallet and you will be entered to win a

special prize!

September is Library Card Sign-Up Month!

Come down and cheer on your Library’s team “The Paperback Paddlers” at the 3rd annual Dragon Boat Race Festival! This event will include Lion Dance, Taiko & Korean Drum performances, Asian singing and instrumentals, Asian Food Vendors and delica-sies and plenty of crafts for children. Participation is generously made possible by the Friends of the PJFL.

Details: PortJeffDragonRaceFest.com

Harborfront Park, Port Jefferson:Saturday, September 17 8:30 AM

2016

3rd Annual Dragon Boat Race Festival

The Library has once again partnered with the Port Jefferson Chamber of Commerce and local businesses to reward cardholders. Show your PJFL card at participating businesses to receive a discount or gift. Visit our

website for an updated list of participating merchants!

Check-Out DiscountsLIBRARY MEMBER BENEFITS

The Future of Your LibraryWednesday, September 14 7:00 PM

From the Board of TrusteesOne Trustee seat on the Library Board is due to expire and a new five year term will be filled by an election during the Annual Meeting in January 2017. Interested persons are invited to apply. Applications will be available at the Circulation Desk by September 15. The completed application must include a resume, a written statement of interest, and a written petition signed by at least 25 members of the Port Jefferson

Free Library Association. Previous experience in libraries or library governance is helpful. Further information will be included

in the November/December Newsletter.Please address all correspondence to:

Port Jefferson Free Library-Election Committee100 Thompson Street, Port Jefferson, NY 11777

Paint Port Pink

Please join us for a public discussion regarding the future of your library. Our architects will be here to discuss what changes

may be necessary for the future of the

Port Jefferson Free Library.

Fall Story TimesOur librarians combine books, songs, fingerplays and other activities to model the early literacy foundations needed for reading success and lifelong learning.

Babies and BooksTuesday, September 20, October 11 & 25 10:00 AMAges: Birth - 12 months old with an adultEnjoy baby’s first story time, with simple books, songs, rhymes and fingerplays.

Preschool Story TimeTuesday, September 13, 20, 27, October 11, 18 & 25 1:30 PM Ages: 3 ½ - 5 years old

Toddler Story TimeWednesday, September 7, 14, 21, 28, October 12 & 26 11:00 AMAges: 2 ½ - 3 ½ years old with an adult

Parent/Toddler Workshop Friday, September 16, 23, 30, October 21 & 28 10:00 AM - 11:15 AMAges: 18 - 36 months old with an adultThe workshop features toys, puzzles, a play kitchen area, parenting resource professionals 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.

Drop-In CraftsThursday, September 1 11:00 AMTuesday, October 4 11:00 AMAges: 2 years old and up with an adultCome on in and create something new at the Library. Registration is not required.

Shake ‘N Make MusicFriday, September 2, October 7 10:00 AMAges: 3 months - 5 years old with an adult Join us for this high-energy, fun-filled musical and movement program.

A Time for Kids: Pete the CatTuesday, September 6 1:30 PMAges: 18 months - 5 years with an adultHelp your child prepare for school as you participate in this educational program of stories, songs, creative movement and a special craft.

children’s services You must have a Port Jefferson Free Library

Card to register for programs.

Signing Story TimeWednesday, September 7, 14, 21, 28 10:00 AMAges: 3 - 36 months with an adultLearn to communicate in sign language with your child through stories, songs, and games.

The Colorful World: Red!Thursday, September 8 10:30 AMAges: 3 - 5 years old with an adultJoin us as we share a special story and then make a variety of crafts featuring the color of the day - red!

Babies Boogie Friday, September 9 10:00 AMTuesday, October 18 10:00 AMAges: 3 - 24 months old with an adultShake, rattle and roll when you join Nicole Sparling for this musical program.

Toddlers TangoFriday, September 9 11:00 AMTuesday, October 18 11:00 AMAges: 25 months - 5 years old with an adultHelp your child explore music from around the world with songs, instruments and dance. No younger siblings please.

Ready, Set, Dance!Saturday, September 10, October 1 & 22Ages: 18 - 36 months with an adult 10:30 AMAges: 3 - 5 years old with an adult 11:15 AM Dance, wiggle and groove at the Library!

Little Scientists: Back to School with Daphne DolphinMonday, September 12 10:30 AMAges: 3 - 5 years oldLearn interesting facts about these amazing mammals and create a dolphin inspired craft that will help keep you organized for school. No younger siblings, please.

Baby and Me YogaTuesday, September 13 10:00 AMAges: 6 weeks - 12 months old with an adultCertified Yoga Instructor, Gina Morin along with her baby, will introduce you to good yoga practice with your baby. Please bring: a yoga mat (required) and a baby wearing carrier (encouraged).

PlayHooray BabiesThursday, September 15 10:00 AMMonday, October 17 10:00 AMAges: 3 - 17 months with an adultGet ready to sing, dance and PlayHooray with your baby. This program is a lively introduction to nursery rhymes, books, music and creative movement.

PlayHooray KidsThursday, September 15 11:00 AMMonday, October 17 11:00 AMAges: 18 - 36 months with an adultGet ready to dance, march and PlayHooray with your toddler.

Mother Goose Rhyme Time Saturday, September 17 & October 8 10:00 AMAges: Birth - 36 months old with an adultIntroduce your infant or toddler to rhymes and songs while helping him/her develop motor, social and pre-literacy skills in a fun way.

Talk Like a Pirate Day Celebration!*Monday, September 19 11:00 AMAges: 3 - 5 years old with an adultJoin us as we celebrate Talk Like a Pirate Day. Learn some of a pirate’s favorite words and make some pirate themed crafts, and enjoy some snacks!

An Apple a Day Story CraftMonday, September 19 5:30 PMAges: 2 - 5 years old with an adultJoins us for stories, finger-plays and songs, & then make an adorable craft depicting everyone’s favorite fall fruit.

Mini Masterpieces: Sculpture Thursday, September 22 10:30 AMAges: 3 - 5 years old with an adultWe will make our very own sculpture to take home, in-spired by the famous sculptor Alberto Giacometti.

Fall Yarn TreesSaturday, September 24 11:00 AMAges: 3 - 5 years with an adultWe will read some stories about fall and then practice our scissor skills by cutting up colorful yarn to decorate our autumn trees.

Creative DramaticsMonday, September 26 & October 3 11:00 AM OR 1:00 PMAges: 3 - 5 years old with an adultDoes your preschooler enjoy make believe, dressing up and playacting? Join Terri Morrissey, Deborah and Michael Livering as they lead a workshop in creative dramatics - encouraging socialization through sto-ries, music and movement. This program is generously sponsored by the Performing Arts Studio at 224 East Main Street, Port Jefferson.

Early Childhood Programs (Babies, Toddlers & Preschoolers)

Registration is in progress unless stated otherwise in description

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

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Salt PaintingThursday, September 1 5:30 PMGrades 3 - 5Can you imagine creating art from something as simple as salt? Create an artistic masterpiece using glue and salt. We will be using paint, so please dress for a mess.

Make It: 3D PensFriday, September 2 2:00 PMAges: 8 - 12 years old Come in and create unique con-structions using our new collection of 3D pens.

Make-It: Tween Open LabSaturday, September 3 and October 15 11:00 AM - 1:00 PMAges: 8 - 12 years oldJoin us for access to all of our Mobile Maker equipment. This includes robotics kits, drones, electronics kits, mi-

Ellen & Doreen Present: Fabulous Fall FunTuesday, September 27 10:30 AMAges: 2 ½ - 5 years old with an adultJoin us for a fun fall story & plenty of colorful fall crafts.

Fall Fruit Loop Tree*Thursday September 29 10:30 AMAges: 2 - 4 years old with an adult Share a special fall tale and then make a very sweet tree to take home.

Kitty Cat Story Snack*Monday, October 3 5:30 PMAges: 2 - 5 years old with an adultEnjoy stories, fingerplays and songs and then we will create an edible kitty out of rice cakes, cream cheese, bananas, raisins and carrots. Yum!

Baby StartWednesday, October 5 10:30 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: Farmer Rabbit’s GardenWednesday, October 5 11:15 AMAges: 18 months - 5 years with an adultHelp 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.

My First Art #1: Scribble, Scrabble, Scrawl FallThursday, October 6 10:30 AMAges: 1 - 3 years old with an adultJoin us for an introduction to art and basic art materials. We will start with crayons and chalk to get the youngest artists starting making meaningful marks on paper.

Fruit Loop Indian Corn*Thursday, October 6 5:30 PMAges: 3 - 5 years old with an adultListen to some autumn stories, learn about Indian corn and examine real ears. (We will make predic-tions and graph kernels by color.) Then we will create an original ear or two of Indian corn for a yummy fall wall hanging.

Sing Along with IrvMonday, October 10 10:30 AMAges: 2 - 5 years old with an adultSing along with Irv Plastock as he leads us in some tradi-tional favorites and teaches us some new songs, as well.

Little Scientists: Sail the Ocean BlueMonday, October 10 12:00 PMAges: 3 - 5 years old with an adultExplore the ocean biome and discover the interesting plants and animals that dwell there. Create a craft that is sure to make a splash. No younger siblings, please.

My First Art #2: Dot Marker Fun - Fall EditionThursday, October 13 10:30 AMAges: 1 - 3 years old with an adultJoin us for another session introducing art materials to the youngest artists. Today we will be using dot markers and paper and learning about shapes and colors.

Ellen & Doreen Present: Halloween HappeningsFriday, October 14 10:30 AMAges: 2 ½ - 5 years old with an adultEnjoy some silly, spooky stories with lots of craft projects and fun for all.

Baby GamesWednesday, October 19 10:00 AMAges: Birth - 12 months old with an adultJoin Kathy Roeder for activities to stimulate physical and mental development, including fingerplays, creative

movement, parachute play and more.

Toddler GamesWednesday, October 19 11:00 AM

Ages: 13 - 36 months old with an adultJoin Kathy Roeder for an action-packed hour of songs, stories and fingerplays.

My First Art #3: CollageThursday, October 20 10:30 AMAges: 1 - 3 years old with an adultWe will create a collage with colorful paper pieces and glue using basic and seasonal shapes.

What a Hoot:Patterns with OwlsMonday, October 24 11:00 AMAges: 3 - 5 years old with an adultWe’ll share an owl story and then transform paper plates into owl pup-pets, which we will decorate using patterns perfect for young artists.

My First Art #4: Fall-a-BrationThursday, October 26 10:30 AMAges: 1 - 3 years old with an adultWe’ve explored coloring with crayons, dot markers and made a collage. Now it is time to take all those art skills and make a variety of fall and Halloween themed crafts just right for our littlest artists.

Halloween Happening* Monday, October 31 10:00 AMAges: 18 months - 5 years old with an adultJoin us for some fun, not-too-spooky crafts and treats to celebrate Halloween. Feel free to wear your costume.

crocontrollers, podcasting equipment, studio video and photography equipment, as well as much more!

Chess Wednesday, September 7, 21 & October 5, 19 Ages: 6 - 12 years old 6:30 PMHere’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.

Make It: Tween 3D Printing and Design ClubFriday, September 9 & October 7 6:00 PMAges: 8 - 12 years oldJoin our new monthly 3D printing club to work on big-ger projects and take your printing to the next level.

Double Dutch WorkshopSaturday, September 10

School Age ProgramsGrades 1 - 2 12:00 PM Grades 3 - 4 1:00 PMGrades 4 - 8 2:00 PMJoin us as we welcome two-time World Champion Double Dutch athlete, Erica Dantzler, as she introduces the fun and challenging sport of jumping rope using two ropes turning in opposite directions.

Make Your Own PuzzleMonday, September 12 6:30 PMGrades K - 3Would you like to make your very own jigsaw puzzle? Come in and create a one-of-a kind personalized puzzle.

Let’s Go Lego Tuesday, September 13, 27, October 18 & 25 Ages: 6 - 12 years old 6:30 PMTeam up with teen volunteers as we create unique Lego constructions each week. Registration is not required.

Family Programs 1-2-3 TidySunday, September 11 2:00 PMAges: 4 years and older with an adultStart the new school year off tidy! Join Stephanie Costanzo and explore how you and your child can de-clutter your home through fun games and activities. Caregivers and children will learn together how to care for their clothes and playthings in a tidy fashion.

School ToolsTuesday, September 20 6:30 PMFor families of school aged childrenCome learn about all of our onine resources that can

help you start the school year off right! Discover how to connect with live online tutoring.

Family Film: The Jungle Book (2016)Wednesday, September 28 6:30 PMRated PG Running Time: 106 minutes*Children under 9 years of age MUST be accompanied by an adult* Registration is not required.

Family Pumpkin Decorating WorkshopSunday, October 23 2:00 PMGet ready for All Hallow’s Eve by creating your very own mini jack o’ lantern.

Halloween Parade and Show*Saturday, October 29 12:00 PMCome dressed in your best Halloween finery as the Library hosts its annual Halloween Party and Parade. First, take part in a “spooky” parade throughout the building. Then, sit back and enjoy David Funn’s Halloween Magic Show!

Not-too-Spooky Movie & Treats*Monday, October 31 6:30 PMIf you are finished trick or treating, but not with celebrating, come join us as we show a Halloween-themed movie and share some goodies. Registra-tion is not required.

Let’s Learn PortugueseThursday, September 15, 22 & 29 5:00 PMFor Grades K - 2Come to the Library for this 3-part workshop which will introduce you to the beautiful language of Portugal and Brazil. We will play games and have fun as we learn!

Tween Game Night*Friday, September 16 6:00 PMAges: 8 - 12 years oldJoin fellow tweens as we play board games, video games, and enjoy some great snacks.

Kid’s Kitchen*Thursday, September 22 - Apples 6:30 PMThursday, October 13 - Pizza 6:30 PMGrades 1 - 3Join us for a new monthly program where we will cook a delicious dish that is paired with a good book!

Meet Art: MondrianFriday, September 23 6:30 PMAges: 8 - 12 years oldJoin us as we “meet” the artist Mondrian, learn about his work creating art using sim-ple shapes and basic colors, and make our very own Mondrian inspired masterpieces.

Voluntweens - Coupons for TroopsSunday, September 25 2:00 PMAges: 8 - 12 years oldWe will be clipping coupons to send to troops and their families serving here in the United States and abroad! Please bring any coupons you may have to the Children’s Desk. Participants earn 1 hour of Community Service.

MinecraftMonday, September 26, October 10, 24 6:30 PMAges: 7 years and olderWe have a Minecraft account that you can use at our program. Accounts are limited, so registration is re-quired to reserve one of ours. If you have an account and laptop, please join us, no registration needed.

Mason Jar LuminariaThursday, September 29 6:30 PMAges: 7 - 12 years oldJoin us as we transform a Mason jar into beautiful and useful luminaria, or night lantern. At the end of the program we will turn out the lights and listen to some stories by the light of our new creations.

Tween Pizza and Planning* Friday, September 30 6:00 PMAges: 8 - 12 years oldWe are looking for dedicated tweens to help us shape the future of our tween area, materials, and program-ming. Have pizza and earn community service hours!

Reading and Homework BuddiesWednesdays, October 5, 19, 26 5:30 PMGrades K - 5Would you like to practice your reading, or get some help with homework? Join us are we pair experienced teen volunteers with elementary students who need assistance with reading or assignments.

Super Scientists: Sail the Ocean BlueMonday, October 10 1:00 PMGrades K - 3Create a craft that is sure to make a splash as you explore the ocean biome and the wildlife that dwells there.

Drones, Drones, DronesTuesday, October 11 4:00 PMAges: 8 - 12 years oldParticipants will have the opportunity to fly a small drone, try out an RC flight simulator, check out some model aircraft, and make a simple glider to take home.

Printmaking Jr.Wednesday, October 12 1:00 PMGrades K - 3After reading the picture book Leaf Man by Lois Ehlert, we will celebrate fall by exploring print-making with leaves, lead by local artist Amarilis Singh.

Print Portraits: Grades 4 - 8Wednesday, October 12 2:00 PMWe will be printmaking Andy Warhol-inspired portraits, lead by local artist Amarilis Singh.

Tween Movie NightFriday, October 14 6:00 PMAges: 8 - 12 years old Grab a friend and join us for “ You Vote Movie Night”!

Voluntweens: Fall Soup Kitchen DecorSunday, October 16 2:00 PMAges: 8 - 12 years oldWe will be making some fall themed table decorations to be used in local soup kitchens. Participants will earn 1 hour of Community Service.

Egg Carton CrittersMonday, October 17 6:30 PMGrades K - 3Transform ordinary egg cartons into fun friends.

“Choose Kind”Thursday, October 20 6:30 PMAges: 7 - 9 years oldWe all have the option daily to choose kindness over being mean. In honor of “Choose Kind” Month, we will read letters written to a pretend advice column and try to answer with the “kind” option.

Creepy CreationsFriday, October 21 6:00 PMAges: 8 - 12 years oldTurn adorable stuffed animals into creepy creatures of the night…complete with glowing eyes!!

Make It: Sew (Skirt) Thursday, October 27 6:30 PMAges: 8 - 12 years oldWe will turn an old T-shirt into a fashionable skirt! Participants must bring an old t-shirt.

Tween Pumpkin Decorating Friday, October 28 6:00 PMAges: 8 - 12 years oldGet ready for Halloween by creating your very own jack o’ lantern. We will provide the pumpkins and materials, you supply the imagination.

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Family Programs

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Cake Pops*Thursday, September 1 2:00 PMWe all love them and they are delicious!

Fabric Bleach ArtThursday, September 1 6:30 PMAnyone can make beautiful patterns using just a pencil at the teen center. Revamp a piece of clothing or an accessory at the teen center! Please bring a shirt, accessory, or fabric in a dark color. Please be aware that clothing worn to this program may get bleach on it.

Make-It! 3-D Pen WorkshopThursday, September 8 6:30 PMWant to learn more about 3D pens? Join us for a work-shop where you will learn to build and create with our new collection of 3D printing pens.

Pokéin Around TownFridays, September 9 and October 28 4:00 PMDo you want to walk around the Village hunting Poke-mon with your friends, but your parents won’t let you go alone? Join the Teen librarians as we walk around, releasing a few lures and catching creatures!

Angry Birds Movie Night* Friday, September 9 6:00 PMJoin us as we watch this recently released movie.

Double Dutch Workshop: Grades 4 - 8Saturday, September 10 2:00 PMDouble Dutch teams perform intricate footsteps between two jump ropes which are turned in opposite directions, resulting in a highly competitive sport for participants and a dazzling spectacle for audiences. And, it’s fun!

Make-It! Apple PurseMonday, September 19 6:30 PMMake your own adorable apple purse right in time for apple picking.

Green TeensTuesdays, September 20 and October 18 4:00 PMGo Green Festival Volunteers - Saturday, November 5 12:00-4:00 PM We are welcoming new members to our Green Teen Recycling Squad. Make recyclable, environmentally friendly crafts and do “green” activities to help the Port Jefferson Community. You will receive one hour of community service.

Make-It! Digital PaintingThursday, September 22 OR October 20 3:30 PMIf you have ever wanted to learn how to make your own webcomics or vector art, join us to learn how! We will be using the Teen Centers new Wacom drawing tablets!

TGIF - Teen Gamers! It’s Friday! Fridays beginning September 23 3:00 PMIt’s Friday, you had a long week working hard and do-ing schoolwork. So come to the Teen Center to relax and play games with your friends after school.

Board Game Night - Mini Card Game Conquest Edition*Friday, September 23 5:00 PMWin the most games in all 6 game modes for the ulti-mate MINI Board Game Challenge. Munchkin, Sushi Go, Exploding Kittens, Werewolf, Gloom, Coup.

Make-It! DIY Emoji MaskSaturday, September 24 12:00 PMWho doesn’t love emojis? Impress your friends with this simple craft that will have you leaving with your own large Emoji!

150 East Main Street • Port Jefferson, NY 11777 • (631)509-5707teen centerStudents must be in grades 6-12

with a valid PJFL card to attend programs. Registration is in

progress unless stated otherwise in description.

Join us as we welcome two-time World Champion, Erica Dantzler, as she shares her expertise with us.

School ToolsMonday, September 12 4:00 PMHave the back to school blues? Start the year off right with an introduction to all of the libraries resources to help you get through the school year. From online tu-toring to Make-It resources, the library has you covered.

Lego VolunteersTuesdays, September 13, 27, October 18, 25 6:30 PMWould you like to help younger children with Lego build-ing? Assist the librarians with this fun program and earn community service. Space is limited, so register early.

Community ServiceWednesday, September 14 & October 26 6:30 PMHelp those less fortunate in your community by assist-ing the librarians with special projects for those in need.

Make-It! 3-D Printing & Design ClubThursday, September 15, October 6 & 27 6:00 PMDid you love designing and creating objects with our 3D printer and 3D print pens? Join our new regularly meet-ing 3D printing club to work on bigger projects and take your printing to the next level.

New Super Smash Bros. TournamentFriday, September 16 4:30 PMJoin us for a friendly tournament to see who is best at the New Super Smash.

Magic the Gathering TournamentSaturday, September 17 2:00 PMJoin Khan for a “Modern” themed Magic the Gathering Tournament at the library.

Make-It Sew! - DIY SkirtMonday, September 19 3:30 PMJoin us for another adventure in sewing! This time around we will turn an old T-shirt into a fashionable skirt! Participants must bring an old T-Shirt!

Wednesday, September 28 6:30 PMStudy Buddies Volunteers assist children with their homework after school. Applications will be available at the Teen Center beginning September 1. Teens interested in earning community service will be meeting weekly to help younger children with their homework beginning Wednesday, October 5 at 5:30 PM. Teens who have not participated in this program in previous years must attend this orientation. All students interested, even if you have volunteered in the past, must fill out a volunteer application and return it to the Teen Center by September 23. You will be notified on Monday, September 26th if you have been accepted as a volunteer. Space is limited and not all will be able to partici-pate, but your application will remain on file for the school year if an opening becomes available.

Reading and Homework Helper Volunteer Applications are available and must be returned by September 23! Earn community Service for helping students. Space is limited, so sign up today!

reading and homework helper orientation

Make-It! 3-D Printer Workshop Monday, September 26 6:00 PMWant to learn more about 3D printers? Join us for a workshop setting where staff will be available to help you design or optimize a design for 3D printing. Every participant will have one of their designs printed. Be-ginners welcome!

Teens of the Square Table - Teen Center Advisory Board*Tuesdays, September 27 & October 25 4:00 PMGet Involved with your Library! Is there something you would like to see us change? Join the Teens of the Square Table to voice your opinion and to make a dif-ference. We’re seeking dedicated teens to share ideas about activities, materials, and changes to implement to make the library a destination for teens.

Friday Night Magic Tournament Friday, September 30 5:00 PMJoin Khan for a “Modern” themed Magic the Gathering Tournament at the library.

Dungeons and Dragons - Teen EditionSaturday, October 1 2:00 PMPlay a Teen friendly version of Dungeons and Dragons.

Tabletop Showdown*Monday, October 3 2:00 PMCheck out the new games we have at the Teen Center!

Decorate the Teen CenterTuesday, October 4 6:30 PMDecorate the Teen Center in preparation for Halloween. You will receive 1 hour of community service.

Make-It! DIY Peter Pan CollarWednesday, October 5 6:30 PMMake a stylish collar to compliment your fall wardrobe.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle 2 Movie and Pizza*Friday, October 7 5:30 PMWhat do the TMNT love? PIZZA. Join your friends in watching the movie and eating some yummy pizza.

Make-It! Image TransferMonday, October 17 3:30 PMFind an image and print it out and transfer it onto al-most any material you can think of!

Halloween Minute to Win It*Wednesday, October 19 6:30 PMCome try your hand at these halloween themed chal-lenges-- all of which must be done in under a minute!

Make-It! DIY Seasons Canvas PaintingSaturday, October 22 11:00 AMCelebrate nature and the beauty of the changing sea-sons by making this beautiful four piece painting.

Day of the Dead- Mini Shadow BoxesSunday, October 232:00 PMMake your own shadow box to cel-ebrate Day of the Dead!

Community Service - Thank a Veteran CardWednesday, October 26 6:30 PMCreate a thank you card for a local veteran. We provide the supplies, you provide the creativity. What better way to make a veteran feel special for serving their country? All cards will be donated to a local veterans group.

You Vote - Horror Movie Night*Friday, October 28 5:30 PMVoting begins October 1. Watch a scary movie with your friends to get into the Halloween spirit. A signed permission slip is needed to be allowed to attend due to rated R movie content.

Paint a PumpkinSaturday, October 29 2:00 PMWe provide the small pump-kin and paint, you supply the creativity. Make a pumpkin to decorate the Teen Center, or take it home.

Community Service - Halloween Party HelperSaturday, October 29 11:00 AMCome in and help out with decorating, festivities, and clean-up for the Children Department’s Halloween Party and parade . Volunteers are encouraged to come in costume, but they MUST be child-friendly. Space in this program is VERY limited, so sign up early.

Magic the Gathering Fall OpenSunday, October 30 1:30 PMThe Teen Center will be hosting a Grand Tournament. Go head to head with some of Port Jeff’s best magic players to compete for a great prize.

Community Service - Teen Center MarketersMonday, November 7 6:00 PMHelp spread the word about the Teen Center! Partici-pants will earn community service hours by setting up library photoshoots using our new photography equip-ment. Photos will be used for library advertisements.

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Teen Center ContestSubmit a short review of a book that you have recently liked and read for “the fun of it.” Each full review will enter you to win a fabulous prize. Stop by beginning October 9 to get a review form and see the prize.

Spooky SpellbooksSunday, October 9 2:00 PMDesign your own halloween-themed notebook using spooky decor and paint.

Teen Center CommercialMonday, October 10 3:00 PMHelp us spread the word about the Teen Center! Partici-pants will earn community service hours by scripting,

shooting, and editing short commercial clips with our new videography equipment.

Make-It! 3-D BookTuesday, October 11 4:00 PMJoin us as we make a 3-D book in which you can see designs pop out when you put 3-D glasses on.

Teen Trivia - Library EditionWednesday, October 12 6:30 PMCelebrate Teen Read Week by competing with your friends to see who knows more about teen books, movies, and the Teen Center.

Make-It Sew! Refashioned T-ShirtThursday, October 13 3:30 PM

Bring an old T-shirt and we will use our sewing ma-chines and show you how to transform that old shirt from drab to fab. Participants must bring an old t-shirt!

Make-It! Halloween Mason JarsSaturday, October 15 12:00 PMCreate your own Mummy or Jack o’ Lantern Jar Lantern to glow on Halloween Eve.

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

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ADULT PROGRAMS

New Voices Book Discussion Group Thursday, September 8 & October 13 11:00 AM-NoonThe title for September is “The Dinner” by Herman Koch, and for October “The Boys in the Boat” by Daniel James Brown. The Discussion Facilitator is Diane M. Konoski.

2nd Tuesday Mornings @ 10 Book Discussion GroupSeptember 13 & October 11 10:00 AM-Noon The book for discussion in September is ”Life After Life“ by Kate Atkinson and for October “Etched in Sand ” by Regina Calcaterra . The Discussion Facilitator is Gloria Snyder.

Tuesday Evening Book Discussion GroupSeptember 20 & October 18 7:00-8:30 PM The book for September is “Invention of Wings ” by Sue Monk Kidd and for October “The Inverted Mask” by Izzy Doroski . The Discussion Facilitator is Linda Ruben.

The Fourth Fridays Book ClubSeptember 23 & October 28 10:00 AM - Noon This library sponsored book club meets at the Rose Cara-cappa Senior Center located at 739 Route 25A in Mt. Sinai. The Discussion Facilitator is Sharon Zollenberg.

Historical Happenings Book GroupSaturday, September 17 & October 15 10:00-11:00 AMThe title for September is “The Jungle” by Upton Sinclair, and for October “All Quiet on the Western Front” by Erich Maria Remarque. Discussion lead by Victoria Boecherer.

Great Decisions Discussion GroupWednesday, September 28 & October 26 7:00-8:00 PM In September the topic will be “Climate Change ” and for October “Cuba and the U.S.”. Discussion leaders are Mar-garet Foster and Stojan Rebic.

) Defensive Driving _Defensive Driving ClassSaturday, September 17 10:00 AM-4:00 PM Reduce your insurance costs and receive up to a 4-point reduction from your driving record for points accumulated in the past 18 months. The $32 fee is due upon registration & checks should be made out to “Survive the Drive”. Class instructor is Al Ferrari.

AARP Defensive DrivingMonday, September 19 & Tuesday, September 20 10:00 AM-2:00 PMThis class is sponsored by AARP and participants will qualify for the 10% reduction on their automobile liability and collision insurance. A non-refundable fee of $20.00 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 ClassThursday, October 20 & Friday Ocotber 215:30-8:30 PM Reduce your insurance costs & receive up to a 4-point reduction from your driving record for points accumulat-ed in the past 18 months. The $28 fee is non-refundable and checks/money orders made out should be made out to Suffolk Safety Program. Instructor: Linda Greco.

) Book Discussion Groups _To become a member of any of these groups, please stop by the Reference Desk or call the library.

Registration for PJFL cardholders is in progress and

required for all adult programs, unless otherwise noted. Registra-

tion for Non-PJFL cardholders begins on September 12.

Foreign Film FestivalL’Attesa (Italian)Friday, September 23 2:00 PMWhen Jeanne arrives at her boyfriend’s childhood home, she is greeted by his brooding mother Anna. As the two women await him, a mysterious secret looms over the household, ready to boil over. (110 min.)

The Last Diamond (French) Friday, October 21 2:00 PMSimon Carrerra has just been released from prison and is now on parole. His friend Albert persuades him back to his old ways with the idea of a big-time heist of a cel-ebrated diamond in Antwerp; the ‘Florentine.’ (108 min.)

Friday Movie MatineesMe Before You Friday, September 16 2:00 PMLouisa ‘Lou’ Clark takes a job at a ‘castle’ in a quaint town in the English countryside and becomes care-giver to Will Traynor, a wealthy young banker who became wheelchair bound in an accident. (110 min.)

Money MasterFriday, September 30 2:00 PMIn this real-time high stakes thriller, financial TV host Lee Gates and his producer Patty, are put in an extreme situation when an irate investor who has lost everything forcefully takes over their studio. (99 min.)

Love and FriendshipFriday, October 14 2:00 PMThe beautiful widow Susan Vernon has come to the estate of her in-laws to wait out colorful rumors of her dalliances that are circulating through polite society. While there, she decides to secure a husband for herself and her rather reluctant daughter, Frederica. (93 min.)

GeniusFriday, October 28 2:00 PMA stirring drama about the complex friendship and transformative professional relationship between book editor Maxwell Perkins and Thomas Wolfe. (98 min.)

Haunted Long Island with Author & Historian Kerriann Flanagan BroskyFriday, October 28 7:00-8:30 PMLong Island’s haunted past once again comes alive, in award-win-ning author and historian Kerriann Flanagan Brosky’s latest book His-toric Haunts of Long Island; Ghosts and Legends from the Gold Coast to Montauk Point. Ms. Brosky will discuss fascinating new places she has investigated with medium and paranormal investigator Joe Gia-

quinto, who will join her. Listen as they uncover Long Island’s haunted history and ghost tales. Book signing to follow. Refreshments will be served.

The American Revolution on Long Island with Dr. Joanne GrassoSunday, October 2 2:00 PMJoin local author, Dr. Joanne Grasso, as she gives a presentation on her book, The American Revolu-tion on Long Island. Learn about how the American Revolution sharply divided families and towns on Long Island and the Battle of Long Island, which just had its 240th Anniversary this past August. Refreshments will be served.

) Author Events _

Tuesday Evening Book Group discussing “After You” at their June discussion group.

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) Language/Literacy _Citizenship ClassSaturday, beginning September 3 1:00-2:30 PMPrepare for the naturalization test with this 5-week course. This class is for adults, 18 years of age and older. You do not need to attend all sessions.

Poetry Zone @ PJFL: Beat Poetry CelebrationTuesday, September 13 6:30-8:30 PMThe end of World War II left poets such as Allen Ginsberg, questioning mainstream politics and culture. Join Po-etry Zone host and poet Kate Lamberg to celebrate Beat Poetry with an mic session and refreshments .

Spanish for Beginners Fridays, beginning October 14 7:00-8:30 PMIf you’ve always wanted to learn Spanish, now is the time! Join Gilda Ramos for a five-week workshop for beginners that will cover everything you need to know to get started speaking Spanish.

ESOL Workshop Thursdays 7:00-8:30 PM If you are a non-native English speaker who wants to learn and practice English then this class is for you. Classes are taught by Certified ESOL Instructor Mary Leming and are free and open to every adult. Registration not required.

ESOL Conversation GroupSaturdays 11:00 AM-Noon This class is for adults, 18 & older, whose first lan-guage is not English. Improve your skills in this Eng-lish-only class. The program is led by Certified ESOL Instructor Mary Leming. Registration not required.

NEW ESOL/CITIZENSHIP MATERIALS! We now have more ESOL and Citizenship books as well as flashcard sets in English and Spanish for patrons studying to take the Naturalization Exam. All of our ESOL and citizenship materials can be found in the Language and Literacy Center in the Lower Stacks.

Korean WeddingSaturday, September 24 1:30-4:00 PM Members of the Korean Spirit and Culture Promotion Proj-ect will re-enact a traditional wedding ceremony. Explore Korean civilization and culture by interacting with the hosts and viewing a short documentary. Experience the exquisite taste of classic Korean cuisine with a full-course traditional wedding meal. Seating is limited, please register today.

Chief Joseph & the MaasaiMonday, October 3 6:30-8:00 PM Meet Joseph Tipanko, Chief of over 5000 Maasai tribal mem-bers in Kenya, East Africa. Chief Joseph tours the US annually via the United Nations, to share stories of his people- their history, culture, traditions, and challenges of assimilating into 21st Century demands. All ages are welcome.

Decorating the White HouseSaturday, November 12 2:00-4:00 PMAt age 24, Frank Lazzaro was hired by Betty Ford as the White House Christmas Tree Decorator. For the next 12 years, through the Ford, Carter, and Reagan administra-tions, he served as the White House Holiday and State Dinner Decorator. Frank will share his experiences and present a photographic tour of the White House.

) Health/Wellness _Guided Meditation: Healing Your Inner SpiritWednesday, September 7 & October 5 7:00-8:00 PM Meditation is a simple yet profound method to improve the quality of our lives and seek inner peace. Class led by Meditation Practitioner Juliane Renee.

NYS Citizen Preparedness Corps Training ProgramSaturday, September 10 10:00 AM - 12:00 PMLocation: Village Center, 101-A E. Broadway, Port JeffersonThis training course, in partnership with the Village of Port Jefferson, will give residents the tools and re-sources to prepare for any type of disaster, respond accordingly, and recover as quickly as possible. A key component to the training is the distribution of free NYS Disaster Preparedness Kits (one per family) containing key items to assist individuals in the imme-diate aftermath of a disaster. All participants MUST register in advance at prepare.ny.gov. Be sure to select the “Suffolk Co-Port Jefferson” location.

Mindfulness MeditationTuesday, September 13, 27 & October 11, 25 1:30-2:30 PM Focus on being in the present moment while learning how to use the breath as an anchor for the wandering mind. Through meditation we can cope with stress and anxiety, as well as interrupt negative thinking. Instructor is Certified Holistic Practitioner Marcia Reass.

Weight Loss Naturally Tuesday, September 13 7:00-8:30 PM The best weight management strategies are those that you can maintain. Dr. Brian Yonks, in association with the non-profit Foundation For Wellness Professionals, will be here to discuss natural methods you can use to help in permanent weight reduction.

Yoga Workshop with Laurel FreySaturdays starting September 24 (six sessions) 10:00-11:00 AM Join Laurel Frey for this six session yoga workshop. Please come dressed to participate and bring a yoga mat or towel. Total fee for the workshop is $25.00 payable to the Port Jefferson Free Library. The class fee must be paid upon registration and is non-refundable.

CPR/AED Heartsaver Class Monday, September 26 5:00-9:00 PM Heartsaver® CPR AED is a classroom course that teaches adult, child and infant CPR and AED use, as well as how to relieve choking .This is a certification course and the class fee $45.00 payable to Port Jefferson EMS.

CPR/EMS Class Monday, October 10 5:00-9:00 PM This free course is offered to the community to learn Adult, Child and Infant CPR. Although students complet-ing this course will receive a certificate of completion, this is not a certification course.

Biological ClocksThursday, October 13 6:30-8:30 PMWe will survey biological rhythms, discuss the loca-tion of the clock in the body and examine what happens when time breaks down. Program presented by Pro-fessor Leland N. Edmunds of Stony Brook University.

History/Heritage/Cultural

Now Stream HOOPLA with Chromecast!Do more with your library card! Your library card is the ticket to an enjoyable entertainment experience. Use your library card to take home a chromecast, create an account and stream what you want to watch right on your TV!

Play the Day Away with the New Playaway Launchpads for Adults!Enjoy playing games on these pre-loaded tab-lets while challenging your brain! Our new Launchpads range from brain games to casual games to language learning.

New Technology

Introduction to Android Monday, September 12 6:30-8:30 PM Get an intro to the hardware, access the internet and your email, understand the settings, use the apps and learn how to get new ones, also discover many tips and tricks. Program presented by Sharper Training Solutions.

Introduction to the Mac Computer Wednesday, September 14 6:30-8:30 PM Get an introduction to the Apple computer during this hands-on training session. Program presented by Sharper Training Solutions.

Inside the 9/11 Memorial & MuseumThursday, September 15 7:00-8:30 PM Alena Veller will take you inside the National 9/11 Memorial and Museum in New York City with a virtual tour of the museum collection. It will especially focus on important objects in the museum collection including the “Last Column” and “Survivor’s Staircase”.

Knitting WorkshopSaturday, September 17 2:30-4:00 PM Learn the basics of knitting, purl stitches, basic knit, finishing tips, and much more with Knitting Instructor Sharon Barnes. Please pick up a supply list at Reference.

Working Painter: Joseph ReboliSunday, September 18 1:30-3:00 PM Joseph Reboli, an artist of national stature, has had his art exhibited from New York to California in private and corporate collections. To celebrate his life and work, his wife Lois, will be here to host a program and show a film about his life. Lois will also talk about the new Reboli Center in Stony Brook and the Reboli Atelier, an art school, lo-cated in St. James. Refreshments will be served.

Excel Basics: Part One Monday, September 19 6:30-8:30 PM Get started with an overview of Excel’s capabilities. Ba-sic computer skills are required to attend this class. The class instructor is Frank Cerullo CPM, MBA.

Kayaking on Long Island Tuesday, September 20 7:00-8:30 PM Join Kevin Stiegelmaier, author of Paddling Long Island and New York City as he discusses all of the “do’s and dont’s” associated with the sport, the best places to go and what to expect once you’re there.

Introduction to Adobe DreamweaverWednesday, September 21 6:30-8:30 PMSet up a website structure, layout text, add images, link to your sites and more. For intermediate and advanced computer users. Presented by Sharper Training Solutions.

Digital Photography:Buying the Right EquipmentThursday, September 22 7:00 -8:30 PM Understand the differences in cameras, lenses, flashes, tripods, filters, and other photo equipment. Instructor is Professional Photographer John Spoltore.

Active Shooter Incident: How to Survive...How to RespondWednesday, September 28 7:00-8:30 PM Since Active Shooter Incidents can occur anywhere with-out warning, it is vital that individuals know the steps to provide the best chance of survival. Presenter Don Longo is a decorated retired police officer whose consulting firm works with clients regarding threat assessment, executive protection, and security. Dan has trained and worked with members of the FBI and the United States Secret Service.

Hans Gabali, Long Island MuralistThursday, September 29 7:00-8:30 PM German-born Hans Gabali was a Northport resident who painted murals on the sides of buildings and in homes. Associate Professor Martha Kreisel will share her slide show of murals and discuss Gabali’s life and work.

It’s Cold, It’s Stunned, It’s a Turtle: Help!Saturday, October 1 1:30-2:30 PMJoin The Riverhead Foundation for Marine Research and Preservation and learn how you can help save sea turtles in NY waters. Cold stunning is a condition similar to hypo-thermia and if ignored, can become fatal.

Investing 101Tuesday, October 4 7:00-8:30 PM Financial Advisor Daniel Mazzola will give a basic over-view on investing. He’ll touch upon the various savings vehicles and investment options and strategies available.

Intermediate Web Design Tuesday, October 4 6:30-8:30 PMLearn more about creating websites, text and graphics, layouts, links, and much more. Prerequisites: Comple-tion of Introduction to Website Design or equivalent knowledge. Presented by Sharper Training Solutions.

Shutterfly: Turning Cherished Photos into Hard Covered Photo BooksFriday, October 7 6:30-8:30 PMLearn how to take your cherished photos and make them into hard covered Photo Books. Computer Instruc-tor, Cindy Griffiths will walk you through creating a Pho-tobook using Shutterfly or Snapfish. There will be many finished photo books in class to browse through.

Trash or Treasure Antiques RoadshowSaturday, October 8 2:00-4:00 PM Appraiser Eddie Costello is back with an appraisal pro-gram that will help answer your questions on today’s hottest antiques and collectibles. Each family will get a comprehensive evaluation of ONE item brought in.

Estate Planning & Medicaid Basics Wednesday, October 12 7:00-8:30 PM Recent changes in Medicaid & Federal Estate Tax Laws will be discussed, as well as providing for incapacity, avoiding probate and planning for death taxes. Presenter: Nancy Burner of Nancy Burner & Associates, Attorneys at Law.

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Excel Basics: Part Two Monday, October 17 6:30-8:30 PMBasic computer skills, plus proficiency in the topics cov-ered in “Excel Beginner: Part One” are required to attend this class. The class instructor is Frank Cerullo CPM, MBA.

Bachata Dance Class Tuesday, October 18, 25 & November 1 7:00-8:30 PM Bachata is a very sensual Latin dance that originated in the Dominican Republic. Have fun and exercise while learning from professional dance instructor, Norma Granofsky. Singles are welcome.

Digital Photography Instructional Shoot Wednesday, October 19 7:00-8:30PM Join us for photography instruction along with an actual outdoor photo shoot. The class will assemble at 6:45 pm in front of the library and depart at 7:05 pm for an area near the ferry. Please bring your camera and manual. In-structor: Certified Photographic Counselor John Spoltore.

eBay: Buying & Selling on the InternetSaturday, October 22 2:00-3:30 PM Learn the important basics to sell on E-bay, the world’s most popular online auction website. Program present-ed by Computer Instructor Cindy Griffiths.

Wines of ItalyThursday, October 27 7:00-8:30 PM Elena Florenzano, Director of “Thinking Italian”, will offer this program which will discuss the most popular Italian wines along with breathtaking photos of the different regions and wineries where these wines are produced.

Crochet WorkshopSaturdays, beginning October 29 (five sessions) 2:30-4:00 PMLearn the nuances of crocheting including basic stitches, reading patterns and helpful finishing tips. Please pick up a list of materials you will need at the Reference Desk.

Physics is Phunny!Wednesday, November 9 7:00-8:30 PMThat very popular TV show featuring the exploits and antics of zany young scientists is used as a springboard to examine some of the basic ideas in physics. This program is in-tended for anyone of any age with a curious mind and a sense of humor. The major idea stressed is that physics is fascinating, fun and can also be funny.

) Learn It! Technology & Education _

) Make It! Arts/Cooking/Crafts _

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PJFL Mah-Jong Club Every Wednesday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM This club is open to PJFL cardholders and all levels of play are welcome. If you own a set of Mah-Jong tiles, please bring them with you to the meeting.

Long Island QuiltersMeets Every Monday 5:00 - 8:00 PM If 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.

Victorian Hydrangea Wreath CraftTuesday, September 27 6:30-8:30 PMCraft instructor Bonnie Schwartz will be here to help you assemble a romantic 12” wreath covered with silk petals and pearls. Material fee: $10

PJFL Photography Club Tuesday, September 27 & October 257:00-8:30 PMThis club consists of photographers of all skill levels who want to share their work and broaden their photograph-ic horizons. Group Leader is Pam Hauman.

Taste of Korea: Cooking Demonstration Wednesday, October 26 6:30-8:30 PM The Korean Spirit and Culture Promotion Project pres-ents Taste of Korea: A Cooking Class. Members of this group will demonstrate the preparation of Kimchi Salad, Bibimbap (rice with vegetables), and Bulgogi (soy sauce and marinated beef). After the presentation all those in attendance will enjoy a sampling of all foods prepared.

Paint Night: Walk in the WoodsThursday, November 3 6:30 - 8:30 PMUnleash your creative side and paint a beauti-ful piece of art in one night. Snacks and all supplies will be provided. Canvas size: 16” x 20”. Non-refundable fee: $15.

Travel Series: Navigating Disney WorldWednesday, October 6 7:00-8:30 PM Planning a Disney vacation can be overwhelming. At this program learn about FastPass+ that helps you maximize your time in the parks, how to use the new “My Disney Experience” site to streamline vacation plans and the re-sources that will help you determine when the best time is to visit, and what parks are best on what days. Program presented by Erin Sforza, Vacation Travel Consultant.

BUS TRIP: Tour of the Staatsburgh Mansion with lunch, tour and wine tasting at the Brotherhood WineryThursday, October 20 Cost: $ 113.00Join us as we visit Staatsburgh Historic Mansion and tour the former home of Ogden Mills that sits atop a grassy hill overlooking the Hudson River and the Catskill Moun-

tains. It was remodeled in the 1890’s from a Greek revival home into a Beaux Arts Mansion with 65 rooms! Next we will visit America’s oldest winery, the Brotherhood Win-ery, established in 1839. After wine tasting, lunch will be at their restaurant, the Vinum Café

Holiday Lunch Cruise Aboard a Spirit Cruise ShipThursday, December 1 Cost: $105.00 Start your holidays off right with a spectacular two-hour “Jingle Bells Lunch Cruise” aboard a Spirit Cruise ship. Our cruise will be of the Hudson and East Riv-ers featuring the best views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skylines. Enjoy a delicious lunch buffet with freshly prepared entrees, salads and desserts and un-limited coffee, hot tea, iced tea and water. Relax on the climate controlled deck as we cruise past the World

) Travel/Enrichment _Trade Center, Ellis Island, Statue of Liberty, Governor’s Island, Brooklyn, Williamsburg and Manhattan Bridges and other New York City landmarks. Enjoy the onboard entertainment with DJ music, access to shared spaces and interactive games.

Long Island Rail Road into N.Y.C. Saturday, September 24 & November 26 Depart 8:42 AM Cost: $10.00 for a round trip ticket (non-refundable)Travel on the Long Island Rail Road, departing from the Port Jefferson Train Station and spend a day in the “Big Apple.” With your ticket you can RETURN HOME ANYTIME THAT DAY. Check or money order only. Registration for PJFL cardholders begins September 7 and for non-cardholders September 14.

Live Music Performed by Harp Duo Sunday, October 9 2:00 - 3:00 PMInternationally acclaimed, mother and daughter, Maya and Juliette Passer will be here to perform in a harp duo. Join us for a delightful afternoon concert of classic and pop music selections. Refreshments will be served.

From The Beatles to Patsy Cline: An Intimate Evening with Sheri MillerFriday, October 14 7:00 - 8:00 PMCritically acclaimed, talented singer-songwriter Sheri Miller writes and performs her soulful, Beatles-inspired

) Music _love songs, while accompanying herself on guitar and piano. Named one of Music Connection’s “Hot 100 Unsigned Artists,” Sheri has released 2 records and has collaborated with many Grammy Award-winning songwriters including J.D. Souther and Shawn Mullins. She is currently recording a new record in LA, Nashville

and NY to be released in 2017.

Ryu Shu Taiko: Drums, Music & Folk Dance of JapanSaturday, October 15 2:00-4:00 PM The Ryu Shu Kan, in partnership with the Japan Center at Stony Brook present: Ryu Shu Taiko an Introduction to Japanese Culture” through the excitement of the Taiko Drums, music & elegance of Japanese Folk Dance. This program is free but seating is limited so register today.

Hungrytown, with Suzanne Mueller on CelloSaturday, November 5 2:00 - 3:00 PMHungrytown’s music has appeared on IFC’s Portlandia, Comedy Central’s The Daily Show, Neftlix’s Lady Dy-namite, various documentaries and major sporting events ranging from NASCAR to Hockey Night in Canada. Rebecca and Ken, the folk duo, will be joined by tal-ented local cellist Suzanne Muel-ler, who has ap-peared on many of Hungrytown’s recordings.

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) Ongoing Services _Wall of HonorWE WANT YOU! Come down to the library to see the 80 veterans on our Wall of Honor that we honor everyday of the year. Whether you are from the greatest genera-tion or the current generation, your service is important to us. Contact Samantha Winter to participate today!

Veterans History ProjectShare your experiences with your family/friends and the community. Through oral and/or video interviews, library staff will sit down with willing veterans to discuss their experiences while loyally serving our great country. Open to ALL interested veterans! Contact Samantha Winter to participate today!

Call for Yearbooks!We are looking to expand our collection of Earl L. Van-dermeulen High School Yearbooks, The Crystal. We will gladly accept any donated yearbooks but are looking for specific years. Thank you!

Color Printing is available!Gone are the days of only black & white prints. Now, you can print documents in any hue available. Just select “PJFL Color Printer”. Copies are 25 cents per sheet.

Cell Phone ChargersIs your phone running low? Check out a cell phone charger from the Reference Desk to use in the Library.

Blood Pressure ScreeningEvery Last Friday of the Month 3:30 - 4:30 PMA clinician from St. Charles Hospital will be here to check your blood pressure free of charge on a walk-in basis.

Music & Memory KickoffFriday, October 7 1:00-3:30 PMMusic & Memory is a personalized music therapy pro-gram designed for individuals living with Alzheimer’s Disease, Dementia, and other degenerative neurologic

diseases. A screening of this stirring documentary Alive Inside (86 minutes), which follows social worker Dan Cohen, founder of the nonprofit organization Music & Memory, as he fights to demonstrate music’s ability to combat memory loss and restore a deep sense of self to those suffering from it, will be shown. Following the film, Ajay Vijay Berdia M.D., will be here to discuss prob-lems with memory and aging and answer questions and our librarian Sal Filosa will introduce this new on-going service. All patients, families, and caregivers are invited to attend as well as those interested in learning about the transformative power of music.

) For Seniors _Senior Fair Wednesday, September 14 10:30 AM-1:00 PM The Library in association with Senior Healthcare Spe-cialist Gracemarie Horan-Luce, invite you to our 2nd Annual Senior Resource Fair. We have invited over 20 representatives specializing in Senior Care. YOU MUST REGISTER TO ATTEND as seating is limited! Refreshments will be served and we will have free raffles and prizes! Stop by to pick up a flyer listing participants.

Senior Advocate from the Suffolk County Department of Aging Wednesday, October 19 2:30 – 4:30 PM Seniors can meet one-on-one with a trained senior ad-vocate from the Suffolk County Office for the Aging. No appointment is necessary. Have a problem or question that can’t wait? Call Pam at (631) 853-8236.

Medicare and YouMonday, October 3 10:30-11:30 AM What exactly is Medicare? What does it cover and what is not covered under it? What are the gaps in coverage and the out of pocket costs? Program presenter is Daniel Droblas of Empire BlueCross BlueShield.

Medicare ExplainedSaturday, October 29 12:30-2:00 PMJoin Senior Health Specialist Grace Horan-Luce and John Reardon for an informative talk. Topics covered will include Medicare parts A ,B and D, Medigap policies, Medicare Advantage Plans and how the new Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) affects your coverage.

Having difficulty reading our Yeoman?Large Print copies are available, files can be emailed for use with your text-to-speech computer software, and voice recordings of the newsletter can be found on our website under “Books & More,” simply click “Newsletter.”

Super EarHaving difficulty hear-ing at one of our pro-grams? Just ask a staff member for a Super Ear, a personal sound ampli-fier that will improve your ability to hear the sounds around you.

) Assistive Services _For more information on any of these services, please contact the Adult Reference Desk.

Andrew Heiskell Braille and Talking Books LibraryThis service of the New York Public Library provides braille and special format audio books and magazines through the United States Postal Service for people who

are physically unable to read standard print and live in NYC, Nassau, and Suffolk counties. Applica-tions are available at the Reference Desk and at www.nypl.org/locations/heiskell/eligibility.

Video EyeGifted by the Port Jefferson Lions Club, this low vision reading machine uses a camera to mag-nify text and objects onto a computer monitor for easier viewing.

Home Outreach ServiceDon’t let a temporary or permanent illness and/or a physical disability stop you from experiencing the won-ders of the library, let the library come to you! Patrons who are homebound may sign up for our Home Outreach Service. Volunteers and/or library staff will deliver your library items to you free of charge.

Reading Edge ScannerGifted by the Port Jefferson Lions Club, this reading ma-chine turns text into high quality synthesized speech.

ZoomText Magnifier/ReaderThis software, loaded onto one of our public computers, will enlarge, enhance and read anything on your computer screen making all of your applications easy to see and use.

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Our Living Heritage Exhibitions:On Permanent Display:Gallery: Photos from Images of America: Port JeffersonOur Living Heritage Area: Wall of HonorOn Temporary Display:Display Case: September: Local Heritage October: Paint Port PinkHistorical Society Case: Hats off to Port Jefferson

If you would like to display your work, please see the website for more infomation or contact Sal Filosa.

Board of Trustees MeetingsMonday, September 26 7:00 PMMonday, October 24 7:00 PM

Library Closed Sunday, September 4 Labor DayMonday, September 5 Labor Day

September Gallery Exhibition: Photos, Collages & Paintings by John Kozyra Mr. Kozyra’s art is a record of his working to live at the crossing point of the imminent and the transcendent, while enjoying a playful universe’s giftsSeptember Case Display: Essence of Nature by Chris Bazer

OctoberGallery Exhibition: Essence of Nature by Chris BazerLifetime L.I resident Christopher Scott Bazer will show his popular photo-art work, which depict a wide range of themes and subjects, some presented in stunning, real world clarity, and some taking on surreal, ethereal qualities. October Case Display:Scary Creatures by Laura Hill Timpanaro

The Library will be hosting “A Good Day” art show from October 1-31 as part of the community-wide Paint Port Pink initiative for breast cancer awareness. The show will feature 8”x10” works from local artists and photographers, which will be available for purchase for $50 each at the opening reception on Wednesday, October 5 from 6:00-8:00 pm. All proceeds benefit the Fund for Uninsured and Underinsured at Mather Hospital’s Fortunato Breast Health Center. For informa-tion on how to participate or purchase art work, go to www.paintportpink.org or call 631-476-2723.

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