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Celebrate St. Patricks’ Day with Chef Rob’s Irish Molasses Raisin Bread
Each Take ‘n Make contains dry ingredients and the recipe.
Priority to Manhasset Library cardholders. Kits will be available to pick up beginning Wednesday, March 13 at the 2nd Floor Reference Desk.

Don’t miss out!
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A Librarian will be available to answer your questions Monday-Friday, 9 am-5 pm.

FamilySearch Library November 2024 English Webinars

The free FamilySearch Library November 2024 English webinars will focus on how to use FamilySearch tools (such as the FamilySearch Wiki) to make more family discoveries and finding success in military documents and more. In addition, 11 classes in Portuguese will address popular FamilySearch how-to topics including an overview of the website, how to use the Family Tree, merging duplicate information, and correcting relationships in the tree.

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BrainHQ

Think Faster- Focus Better- Remember More

Brain Training Your Way
BrainHQ was made for you. It allows you to fit brain exercises into your busy life, and access brain training on most internet-connected devices. Plus, each exercise continuously adapts to your unique performance. So you train at the right level for you.

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” My camera is an extension of me and it allows me to share my experiences and views with others through my art.”

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Greentree Foundation Donation of Books to the History Center
The History Center at the Manhasset Public Library is the recipient of a collection of books graciously donated by the Greentree Foundation. The books have been accessioned and placed in the History Center. These books will be available to review, by appointment only. We are grateful to the Greentree Foundation for their generous donation.

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Course levels range from Beginner, Intermediate or Advanced and include options for Early Learners (3-6 years) or Young Learners (7-12 years).  There is also an 8-week Travel Prep plan.

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New Extras on Libby

In addition to Ebooks, Eaudiobooks and magazines, your Libby app has Extras which include streaming movies and concerts, instructional videos for crafters, The Great Courses and more.

Look for these new additions to your Extras Menu:

Craftsy offers classes beyond what you might think of as traditional craft making. There are classes for quilting, sewing, embroidery, knitting, crocheting, weaving and spinning, cake decorating, baking, cooking, drawing, painting, photography, paper crafting, jewelry making, home décor, gardening, woodworking, writing, fitness, and yoga. Pick something that you are interested in creating or a skill you want to brush up on and Craftsy videos will help guide you step-by-step. Most classes also offer downloadable resources and are instructional videos led by experts, so you can stop/pause/fast forward/rewind at your convenience. Craftsy also offers live streaming events that its users can attend. Access Craftsy through the Libby app and get to crafting!

 

Stingray Classica brings Libby users breathtaking excerpts of orchestral performances, operas, and ballets, including the grandest, most popular classical musical productions filmed from famed opera houses and theatres worldwide.

 

 

 

 

Also Available:

Stream the world’s largest collection of on-demand full-length music performances, concert films, and music documentaries. Qello Concerts transforms your connected devices into the ultimate live music concert film experience. Give your favorite headliners a standing ovation from the best seat in the house anywhere, anytime! Download the Libby app to get started.

 

 

 

 

 

Indieflix streams independent films that inspire, entertain & educate.  Indieflix supports filmmakers, communities and content with a cause.

 

 

 

 

 

This collections includes over 250 courses taught by the world’s top experts.  With hundreds of videos on subjects ranging from photography to physics, astronomy to art, history to health, and everything in between, you’re sure to find courses that interest you. Each lesson is about 30 minutes in length—tune in to test out any lesson or course for the first few minutes, or for as long as you want.

 

An Afternoon of Live Music in Celebration of Italian-American Heritage Month

The New Image Duo, featuring Ben Phillip on vocals and Ritch Miranda will perform your favorite songs.
Ben and Rich’s years of experience in the music industry have given them a strong collection of music they have lovingly dubbed “the Great American Songbook,” (from Sinatra to Bennett and more.)
Ben is a pro-session singer and natural harmonizer who sings in English, Italian and Spanish.
Ritch rocks the keyboard producing the sound of a full band.

*All are welcome *Registration is suggested but not required

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Funding for this program graciously provided by The John Michael Marino Lodge #1389 and the John Michael Marino Lodge Foundation, Inc. Order Sons and Daughters of Italy in America

 

Join us for the Manhasset Library Book Club
Table for Two by Amor Towles
Wednesday, December 11, 10 am
2nd Floor Conference Room

The further adventures of Eve Ross, best friend of Katey Kontent in Rules of Civility, the New York Times bestselling novel by Amor Towles

Near the end of Amor Towles’s bestselling novel Rules of Civility, the fiercely independent Evelyn Ross boards a train from New York to Chicago to visit her parents, but never disembarks. Six months later, she appears in a photograph in a gossip magazine exiting the Tropicana Club on Sunset Boulevard on the arm of Olivia de Havilland.

Join Librarian John for a lively discussion.  All are welcome

Under Our Feet: The Resiliency of Our Drinking Water 
North Hempstead Supervisor Jennifer DeSena and the Town Board present a virtual workshop

Tuesday, May 17, 2022 at 7 p.m.

Council Member Veronica Lurvey will lead a panel discussion on the state of Long Island’s underground aquifers that provide all our drinking water, threats to these important resources, and actions the North Hempstead community can take to keep them resilient in the face of climate change.

Click HERE to Register

 

Our Seed Library is now open in the Cafe

Library Card Holders are now invited to check out seeds, plant them, and then harvest their seeds to return to the library at the end of the season!

How it Works:
Choose up to 3 seeds of interest to you
Complete check out sheet in the binder next to the seeds
Plant your seeds and watch them grow! |
Save and dry any seeds you have collected to the library
Repeat!

More information:
Seed Library “What to Do”
Vegetable Seed Saving
Herb Seed Saving
Flower Seed Saving
Fruit Seed Saving

Available Seeds:
Flowers
Fruit
Herbs
Vegetables

 

 

Manhasset Library has added three new databases to help the small business owner and new entrepreneur.

SMALL BUSINESS RESOURCE CENTER – Mapped to the four key stages of business: plan, fund, start, and manage. This resource covers all major areas of starting and operating a business, including financing, management, marketing, accounting, taxes, and more.

SMALL BUSINESS BUILDER – Offers step-by-step guidance for starting, managing, and optimizing a business or nonprofit. The intuitive dashboard walks users through five areas of exploration in order to develop a plan focused on long-term success.

DEMOGRAPHICS NOW: BUSINESS & PEOPLE – Connects users with actionable demographic, company, and residential data in targeted geographic locations to support market research and business planning activities.

PROQUEST ENTREPRENEURSHIP– This database has content that ranges from journals, dissertations, working papers and conference proceedings to guides, templates, forms, sample business plans and tips from entrepreneurs.  In Library     At Home

Click Here to see our complete Business Resource Collection

Nassau Public Libraries Mobile

The new Nassau Public Libraries Mobile app gives patrons of Nassau county libraries access to the library catalog, events and programs, digital downloads, digital library card and many more features!

Available for Apple and Android.

Visit www.2020census.gov 

Your response matters.

Health clinics. Fire departments. Schools. Even roads and highways. The census can shape many different aspects of your community.

If you have not already responded you still can by mail, online or phone.

The basics
● The census counts every person living in the United States, regardless of age or citizenship status, every 10 years in years ending in 0.
● It’s in the Constitution. It’s important
● It’s about money, power, and data.
● Every 10 years we help decide how taxpayer dollars come back to our communities. The 2020 Census will help to distribute billions of dollars in federal resources to your community.
● Our community gets resources based on census population counts, that help pay for hospitals, emergency services, schools, roads, and more.
● An accurate and complete census helps businesses, community leaders and elected officials make informed decisions every day. It’s easy
● For the first time, people can respond online and by phone, in addition to the mail-in option. Your response impacts funding for your community for critical services for the next 10 years.
● The next decennial census happens in 2030. It’s safe and confidential
● Your data is protected and it’s confidential. Federal law protects your responses, which cannot be shared with law enforcement, immigration agencies, or housing authorities. COVID-19 & the 2020 Census
● The 2020 Census is underway and the most important and safe thing you can do is respond online, by phone, or by mail. It has never been easier to respond to the 2020 Census.
● Responding now will minimize the need for the Census Bureau to send census takers out into communities to follow up with households.
● Please check this page regularly for updates and adjustments in response to COVID-19.

Visit www.2020census.gov