Picture book stories, fingerplay and songs for toddler ages 18 to 36 months old with parent/caregiver.

This will be a Lecture/Demonstration. A "questions and answers" session (not a class) for students with prior basic Web & E-mail experience. Bring your questions, we'll try to answer them! Please limit questions to Basic Web & E-mail only. On-line registration begins Tuesday, May 6 at 1:00 pm. Class takes place on the 4th floor from 10:30am-12:30pm.

Picture book stories, fingerplay and songs for toddler ages 18 to 36 months old with parent/caregiver.

Story and activity hour to help your tot blossom, for babies and toddlers to 4 years old.

Songs, rhymes movement and picture books for new born baby to 36 months old with parent/caregiver.

In April 2005, the Library exhibition "I am the Rose" celebrated a gift from the Rose family of a three-volume 20th-century illuminated haggadah (see page XX for the Library’s annual exhibition of a selection from the Rose Haggadah). For over half a century the Roses have commissioned major artists to add their interpretations of the Exodus theme to the haggadah for the extended family's seder. This extraordinary family haggadah serves as a starting point for an exploration of the ways in which successive generations have used the haggadah, and now emerging technologies, as a vehicle to express a particular experience within the context of an enduring universal narrative.

In April 2005, the Library exhibition "I am the Rose" celebrated a gift from the Rose family of a three-volume 20th-century illuminated haggadah (see page XX for the Library’s annual exhibition of a selection from the Rose Haggadah). For over half a century the Roses have commissioned major artists to add their interpretations of the Exodus theme to the haggadah for the extended family's seder. This extraordinary family haggadah serves as a starting point for an exploration of the ways in which successive generations have used the haggadah, and now emerging technologies, as a vehicle to express a particular experience within the context of an enduring universal narrative.

Hands on using wireless laptops. Introduction to consumer health information on the Internet, where to find doctors' credentials, hospital information, drug side effects, conventional and alternative medical treatments of diseases, diets, weight loss, nutrition and exercises, including how to evaluate these websites. On-line registration begins on Thursday April 24, at 1:00 pm. This class takes place on the 4th floor from 2:30pm-4:30pm.

Need more time to IM, game, chat, email, research or do homework? If so, this hands-on, hour-long, teens-only computer lab time is just for you! For ages 12-18.

For ages 4 to 8.

What's on your mind? Choose events that will happen in your library! Help make it the place you want it to be. What's your fave book, song, magazine and movie? Voice your opinion! Advise the Library on what's hot and what's not. Earn community service credit for your school! Teens ages 10 to 18 are welcome.

Create your own patterns in this special textile design workshop using silk and paint! Artist , designer and fashion columnist Patricia Jacobs explains it all! Check her out at www.pjcobbsarts.com. For ages 12-18. All materials will be provided. This program was generously funded through the Cultural After School Adventure Program by New York City Council Member Christine Quinn and The City of New York.