CURRENT
VIRTUAL PROGRAMS
- The Finkelstein Memorial Library is offering Virtual Programs especially in these pressing times to keep everyone save.
Live Zoom
Yoga for Adults
-Summer Session-

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Tuesdays
May 11, 18, 25
June 1, 8, 15, 22
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM - Carolyn Iannone, RYT-200
- Virtual Etiquette Download
- Register Here
Yoga is the union of breathing and mindful movement known to strengthen, energize, release stress and tension, and bring balance to your mind and body. All levels are welcome. Check with your healthcare provider before beginning any exercise program. Zoom joining information will be communicated to the registered and it cannot be shared with others. Recording is strictly prohibited. Class will be Closed and Locked punctually at the start hour.
Live Zoom
Zumba for Adults
-Summer Session-

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Wednesdays
May 19, 26
June 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
6:15 PM - 7:15 PM - Nicole Russodivito
- Virtual Etiquette Download
- Register Here
Participants should be capable of moderate aerobic exercise. Check with your healthcare provider before beginning any exercise program. Wear sneakers, have a water bottle and towel. Arrive promptly to hear instructions at the beginning.
Princess Di - Gone but Still Kicking!

- Monday, February 1, 2021 - Friday, April 30, 2021
- Jillann Gabrielle
- View on Youtube Here
- Learn More
Registration NOT required
The iconic figure of Princess Diana Spencer shocked the entire world with her untimely death in 1997. Jillann Gabrielle has her speaking from her grave as a spirit haunting the halls of Kensington Palace. And there is a twist…she has aged. She cut a deal with St. Peter at heaven’s gate. She would be allowed to stay with her sons at the palace…but in return she would age. Diana had a great sense of humor, played the piano, sang, and danced. All of these skills are utilized as Diana spins the story of her personal and public life and the British Royals…then AND now!
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Thursday
April 29, 2021
7:00 PM - Jennifer Sheridan, Assistant Educator; Rockland Green
- Virtual Program
- Register Here
Find out what happens to our trash, how recycling really works, how to properly dispose of household hazardous materials and other important issues affecting our environment in Rockland County. The presentation includes how the recyclables: paper & cardboard – plastic, metal, glass & paper cartons are sorted before they are sent to remanufacturing facilities to be made into new products.
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Thursday
May 6, 2021
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM - Chris Shankar, Master Gardener Cornell Cooperative
- Virtual Program
- Register Here
In this class you will learn how to use the principles of design to plan a garden or to rejuvenate an existing property. the topics will include site evaluation and components of the design process such as the use of color, the role of structure, and characteristics of plants. The “why” and “how” will enable you to apply the principles as you plan a garden.
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Thursday
May 13, 2021
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM - Erika Goldstein, Registered Dietitian, Nutritionist
- Virtual Program
- Register Here
Keeping your pantry, freezer, & refrigerator filled with healthy food staples is a key strategy to healthy meal planning & eating. Join ShopRite of Tallman’s Registered Dietitian, Erika Goldstein, to learn about how to properly stock your kitchen with essential, healthy food staples. She’ll also provide tips to help you prepare timely, nutritious , and delicious meals & snacks.
PAST
VIRTUAL PROGRAMS
- Check out our past virtual programs!
Audrey Hepburn:
An Illustrated Lecture

- Available for Viewing Until April 30, 2021
- Martin Schneit
- Video
- Available for Viewing Until May 7, 2021
- Carlos Pavan
- Video Available on our facebook page
Carlos Pavan will perform live, featuring Argentine Tango/Folklore Classical Guitar (traditional & contemporary) and will allow us to post the performance video for two weeks after. Argentine-born/Brooklyn (Park Slope) based concert guitarist & composer Carlos Pavan arrived in New York in 2000 to pursue musical studies. Since then, he’s performed at well-renowned venues such as Lincoln Center, New York City Center, New England Conservatory Jordan Hall (Boston), Brooklyn Borough Hall, as well as internationally.
- Available for Viewing Until May 30, 2021
- Carol Simon Levin, professional storyteller and independent historian
- Video
Many books and films have featured the Brooklyn Bridge and millions of people have crossed it. It was the one of the most amazing technological achievements of its time, yet few people know that a woman helped supervise much of its construction. After her husband became bedridden, Emily Roebling became his liaison to the project – eventually communicating with the engineers and suppliers so well that it was rumored that she had become the Chief Engineer herself!