This three hour class is designed to prepare teens to feel confident when accepting a babysitting job. Participants will learn interviewing tips, communication skills, ages and stages of young babies and toddlers, safety and first aid tips, and feeding and caring for children, including diaper changing. At the completion of the course, participants will take […]
Join us the fourth Wednesday of every month for a delicious time with Lenny as we explore the world through cookbooks! Lenny chooses a book or theme to make a […]
The Zoning Board of Appeals meets fourth Wednesday of every month. It is responsible for hearing and deciding appeals and requests for variances from the requirements set by the local building code for the Town of Milan.
Drawn from correspondence between playwright Sarah Ruhl and her former student Max Ritvo, this intimate play explores friendship, art and poetry's capacity to hold grief and remembrance. More information and tickets can be found here.
David Haines will teach a weekly drop-in class of Qigong and Tai Chi, sponsored by the Roeliff Jansen Community Library. Classes will be every Thursday in the Roe Jan Community Room, or outdoors (weather permitting). More information can be found here.
Weekly qigong classes will be held Thursdays at the library, taught by Therese Balagna. Registration required: call 845-868-1341 or email stanfordlibrary@optonline.net .
English classes are offered twice weekly at the Pine Plains Free Library: Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. and Thursdays at 6:15 p.m. For more information, call (518)398-1927, or stop by the library.
Free English language tutoring will be available by appointment Thursday evenings. This program is intended primarily for adults and will be one-on-one or small groups. The instructor, Yvonne Acevedo, will gear the classes to meet everyday conversational needs. Free child care provided for age 3 years and up. To schedule an appointment, email director@roejanlibrary.org or […]
Come to our accessible multi-level yoga class on Thursdays. All poses can be done seated, standing, or at mat level. No registration necessary.
Drawn from correspondence between playwright Sarah Ruhl and her former student Max Ritvo, this intimate play explores friendship, art and poetry's capacity to hold grief and remembrance. More information and tickets can be found here.
