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Esta programa es una oportunidad para conocer a otras personas y practicar Inglés. Gratis.
(English Conversation class.)
Child care available. Cuidado de niños disponible
Susann will read a story (20-30 minutes) to delight children ages 4-8. No registration necessary.
Lego Club Ages 6+ . Children will play with our Legos for about 45 minutes, then spend a few minutes at the end showing off their creations. Please do not bring your own Legos. (Registration required). A second club will meet at 2:00 - 3:00 pm
"Shaped" mug decorating ages 3+ 10:30. Decorate a ceramic mug with permanent markers. Chose from pirates, circus animals, and pet animals. (Registration required).
From the Stocks to the Jailhouse (Crime Scene Investigation)
Young investigators ages 10 and up are invited to join an elite group of detectives on assignment in Sag Harbor. If you choose to accept this assignment you will investigate Sag Harbor’s history of crime and punishments. Case investigators will meet at the library and visit the Sag Harbor Historical Society, three jailhouses, and the Sag Harbor Express. When the mystery is solved you will publish your findings. Day one - visit the Sag Harbor Historical Society and the three jails in Sag HarborWednesday, July 8 and Thursdays, July 16, 23 and 30 from 10:00 – 12:00
Register with Martha Potter - 725 0049 X 33 or sign up at the circulation desk
From the Stocks to the Jailhouse (Crime Scene Investigation)
Young investigators ages 10 and up are invited to join an elite group of detectives on assignment in Sag Harbor. If you choose to accept this assignment you will investigate Sag Harbor’s history of crime and punishments. Case investigators will meet at the library and visit the Sag Harbor Historical Society, three jailhouses, and the Sag Harbor Express. When the mystery is solved you will publish your findings. Day 2 review old crimes at the Sag Harbor Express. Register with Martha Potter 725 0049 x 33 or register at the circulation desk.
Wednesday, July 8 and Thursdays, July 16, 23 and 30 from 10:00 – 12:00From the Stocks to the Jailhouse (Crime Scene Investigation)
Young investigators ages 10 and up are invited to join an elite group of detectives on assignment in Sag Harbor. If you choose to accept this assignment you will investigate Sag Harbor’s history of crime and punishments. Case investigators will meet at the library and visit the Sag Harbor Historical Society, three jailhouses, and the Sag Harbor Express. When the mystery is solved you will publish your findings. Day three - research past crimes at the library
Register with Martha Potter 725 0049 x33 or sign up at the circulation desk
Wednesday, July 8 and Thursdays, July 16, 23 and 30 from 10:00 – 12:00From the Stocks to the Jailhouse (Crime Scene Investigation)
Young investigators ages 10 and up are invited to join an elite group of detectives on assignment in Sag Harbor. If you choose to accept this assignment you will investigate Sag Harbor’s history of crime and punishments. Case investigators will meet at the library and visit the Sag Harbor Historical Society, three jailhouses, and the Sag Harbor Express. When the mystery is solved you will publish your findings. Day four-meet detective Todd Bennett and write your findings- celebrate your accomplishments
Register with Martha Potter 725 0049 x33 or register at the circulation desk
Wednesday, July 8 and Thursdays, July 16, 23 and 30 from 10:00 – 12:00Jim Turner, acclaimed guitar and harmonica player will present a participatory family concert on the steps of the John Jermain Memorial Library. Mr. Turner has been described by The Sag Harbor Express as “…one of the most popular and versatile performers on the East End.” His repertoire includes rock’n’roll, blues, folk, jazz and reggae music. The concert will celebrate the library’s architectural presence in the Village of Sag Harbor. All are welcome
A young boy is transported away from his home during Operation Moses at a Sudanese refugee camp, in order to honor his mother’s wishes of finding a better safer life. “…exerts a tidal pull. It makes you feel the weight of history, of populations on the move in a restless multicultural world.” ---New York Times
Be Creative @ Your Library Summer Reading Program begins!
Readers going into kindergarten through 8th grade can join the Summer Reading Club between July 1st and August 2nd. Children should register and report on books at the John Jermain Memorial Library in person during the hours:
Monday, Friday, Saturday 10:00-4:00
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 10:00-6:30
Reporting ends on August 21st.
Photoshop Workshop for Teens 6:00. Email yourself some digital photos you would like to edit. We'll use the teen computers to get creative using Photoshop Elements (3 wk registration)
Books and Breakfast for Parent and Child. Join us monthly to talk about a great read over some early morning snacks, juice and coffee. Both parent and child should read the 3rd-5th grade level selection and attend discussion. Please call to order book and register 725-0049 ext. 22
Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH BY Robert O'Brien
True School Rocks Interactive Concert with Bradley True for All Ages 3:30-4:15 (Registration required)
For ages 6-12. Make a puppet to take home with Liz from "Goat on a Boat" and put on a show! (Registration required)
Use various materials, textures, and pictures to make an amazing piece of art! (3 wk registration)
Decorate a shaped "board book" to take home and read! (Registration required).
This group meets at Nutrition Center, Bridgehampton Turnpike, Bridgehampton.
Discuss Empire Falls by Richard Russo. Pick up Under the Tuscan Sun by Frances Mayes.
In the home building and remodeling field, countless myths exist about what is “green” and how much “being green” costs. In association with the Sag Harbor Whaling Museum’s July 11th Energy Fair, the John Jermain Memorial Library is pleased to present Green Remodeling for Homeowners, a presentation by John Barrows, author of The Complete Idiots Guide to Green Building and Remodeling. Mr. Barrows presentation will explore the facts and bust the myths while revealing the most cost effective steps to accomplishing a green building or remodeling project. In explaining the steps necessary to put such a project together, he draws upon his personal experience as well as the knowledge he has gained from speaking to builders across the country.
John Barrows is President of J. Barrows Inc., a company that has provided construction services, general contracting, construction management, and consultation services for over 30 years. Their projects include historic renovation, remodeling, and new construction not only at home on the East End of Long Island but also Nantucket, Hilton Head, SC, and the Adirondacks of upstate New York.
Many of their projects over the years have incorporated Green Building principles, before they were recognized as being “Green”. Their projects have included such characteristics as geothermal heating systems, passive solar design, photo-voltaics, advanced insulation technologies, and the careful selection of local materials.
John is a nationally recognized author and speaker on topics including green building, construction and production management, and business management. In addition to presenting his own seminars, he has worked with the National Association of Home Builders to develop and teach some of their designation courses. John serves on the Board of Directors of the National Association of Home Builders University of Housing, the Executive Board of the New York State Builders Association Research and Education Foundation, and the Executive Board of the Long Island Builders Institute. John is also the Chairman of the Long Island Green Homes Council.
John holds the designations of Certified Graduate Builder, Graduate Master Builder, and Certified Green Professional.