Book Discussions	Film Showcase
Computer Classes	Knitting Classes
Defensive Driving	Programs

Books are available at the Circulation Desk approximately one month before the discussion date.

Future book discussions to be announced soon.


 

Computer educator Barry Howard provides hands-on instruction in a variety of computer applications.

Please note: Fees, which are non-refundable and non-transferable, must be paid in full at the time of registration.  There is a fee of $20 for each two-day workshop, $30 for each three-day workshop or $50 for a five-day workshop.  All sessions are taught by Mr. Howard.  Checks should be made payable to the Oceanside Library.  Pre-registration is required for all courses.  Please take note: some courses require pre-requisites.

Basic Computer Skills (IN SESSION)
Tuesdays, March 16, 23, April 6 // 10-11:30am
Designed for beginners, this workshop covers basic computer skills and operations including mouse skills, keyboard techniques, Internet surfing, and file management applications such as saving and retrieving files.

Excel
Tuesdays, March 9, 16, 23, April 6 // 7-8:30pm (IN SESSION)
Using a spreadsheet, students will learn how to create, sort, print, and edit lists to create common household and small business systems for tracking and forecasting.

REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ALL DEFENSIVE DRIVING CLASSES
FEE: $27 (Checks only, payable to Empire Safety Council)

Class 3: Monday, March 15 & Tuesday, March 16
7-10pm (must attend both sessions)

DOORS OPEN ONE HALF HOUR BEFORE SHOWTIME

SUNDAY MATINEE: AMELIA @ 1:30pm
Sunday, March 21
This film documents the daring life of Amelia Earhart, the first female pilot to attempt a non-stop flight across the Pacific Ocean. Hilary Swank and Richard Gere star. 2009, 111 min. Rated PG.

MY ONE AND ONLY @ 1:30 & 7pm
Monday, March 22
In this comedy/drama set in the 1950s, a spirited woman takes to the road looking for love after leaving her philandering husband. Renee Zellweger stars. 2009, 90 min. Rated PG-13.

Future classes to be announced soon.


 

IF REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED OR IF YOU HAVE ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS, CALL THE INFORMATION DESK AT 766-2360, option 4.

FREE TAX ASSISTANCE
Wednesdays thru April 14 // 10am-1:30pm
First-come, First served
The Town of Hempstead Department of Senior Enrichment Free offers free income tax assistance for senior citizens and low-income individuals of all ages. All filers must provide last year’s tax return, copies of W-2s, WP-2s, 1099s, proof of all income received by you and/or your spouse, property tax receipts, and STAR exemptions. IRS regulations require that all parties filing returns must do so in-person and show valid photo identification, including Social Security cards for all names listed on the return.

OCEANSIDE GARDEN CLUB
Tuesday, March 9 @ 7pm
The Oceanside Garden Club welcomes staff from Trader Joe’s, who will present a savory evening filled with advice on how to buy the best and most nutritious organic foods for you and your family.

DISCOVERING THE WRITER WITHIN
Wednesday, March 10 @ 7pm
Barbara Novack, an award-winning writer and member of the English Department at Molloy College, hosts these classes to help writers enhance their writing skills. Special guest Sally Wendkos Olds presents her entertaining nonfiction book, Super Granny. Please bring writing supplies.

ART LECTURE: THE ART OF ANDREW WYETH
Thursday, March 11 @ 2pm
Louise Cella Caruso hosts this series highlighting the life and work of “America’s Painter,” realist and abstract artist, Andrew Wyeth. In March for Women’s History Month, Ms. Caruso returns to examine the artist’s favorite subjects, including Christina Olson, his inspiration for Christina’s World, and controversial model Helga Testorf.

DYNAMIC DIVA SERIES:
SHELLEY SHIELDS’ CELTIC CABARET
Sunday, March 14 @ 2pm
Tickets Required
Vocalist/pianist Shelley Shields performs a musical selection inspired by the green fields and rolling hills of the Emerald Isle. Tickets, which are limited to two per person, are available now to Oceanside School District residents and Wednesday, March 10 to non-residents, if available.

CURRENT ISSUES
Wednesday, March 17 @ 1:30pm
Political commentator Barbara Krupit leads these lively and informative discussions of today’s headline news stories. Take this opportunity to express your opinion while gaining valuable insight into the issues.

YOGA (IN SESSION)
Thursdays, March 18, 25 @ 7:30pm
Registered yoga instructor and polarity practitioner MaryClare Chiofalo combines these two powerful practices in vinyasa-style classes consisting of flowing movements that provide flexibility while calming the mind.  Participants must bring their own mats.

OPEN MIC NIGHT: THE NORTH SEA POETRY SCENE
Friday, March 19 // 7-9pm
Poet Peter V. Dugan of The North Sea Poetry Scene hosts these lively literary events that bring together established poets and talented new voices. As part of Women’s History Month, an all-female line-up of poets is featured with special guests Gladys Henderson and Paula Curci. Poets of all ages are welcome to read up to three samples of their work.

JULIA ON JULIA: BAKING WITH JULIA CHILD
Tuesday, March 23 @ 7pm
Pre-register
In recognition of Woman’s History Month, pastry chef Lisa Basini salutes her favorite female chef by baking a tasty pastry inspired by Julia Child’s classic cookbook, Mastering the Art of French Cooking.  

DYNAMIC DIVA SERIES:
THE GREAT WOMEN OF BROADWAY
Wednesday, March 24 @ 2pm
Tickets Required
In recognition of Women’s History Month, guitarist, singer, and actress Naomi Zeitlin pays  musical tribute to legendary stars of Broadway, including Julie Andrews, Mary Martin, Patti Lupone, Carol Channing, and Ethel Merman. Tickets, which are limited to two per person, will be distributed at the Information Desk beginning Sunday, March 14 to Oceanside School District residents and Wednesday, March 17 to non-residents, if available.