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If you've ever wanted to play ukulele, but didn't know where to start, Ukulele for Beginners is for you. This class will get you started with basic chords and strums. No musical experience required. Bring a ukulele if possible; we may have a couple to borrow. (Class maximum 12) Instructor: Meredith Williams Meredith Williams is […]
Join us for a cinematic tour of 12 great films from around the world including "Rules of the Game” (Jean Renoir), "Tristana" (Luis Buñuel), “Small Axe: Red, White and Blue” (Steve McQueen), “Cleo From 5 to 7” (Agnès Varda), “Pickpocket” (Robert Bresson), “Colonel Redl”(István Szabó) and six more. For full schedule, click here or pick […]
How, when, and where something is said is just as important as what is said. We will trace the development of theatre experiences from the time of Shakespeare through the present era. Then we’ll focus on five feature films that present Shakespeare in new and exciting ways. Written introductions and synopses of all the plays […]
If you've ever wanted to play ukulele, but didn't know where to start, Ukulele for Beginners is for you. This class will get you started with basic chords and strums. No musical experience required. Bring a ukulele if possible; we may have a couple to borrow. (Class maximum 12) Instructor: Meredith Williams Meredith Williams is […]
Join us for a cinematic tour of 12 great films from around the world including "Rules of the Game” (Jean Renoir), "Tristana" (Luis Buñuel), “Small Axe: Red, White and Blue” (Steve McQueen), “Cleo From 5 to 7” (Agnès Varda), “Pickpocket” (Robert Bresson), “Colonel Redl”(István Szabó) and six more. For full schedule, click here or pick […]
How, when, and where something is said is just as important as what is said. We will trace the development of theatre experiences from the time of Shakespeare through the present era. Then we’ll focus on five feature films that present Shakespeare in new and exciting ways. Written introductions and synopses of all the plays […]
Join Tompkins County Poet Laureate Janie E. Bibbie in celebrating "Haiku Day"! Bring your favorite haiku poems. We will write haiku together! It's as easy as five-seven-five! Come and read, write, listen, and enjoy! (Class maximum 8) Instructor: Janie E. Bibbie Janie is the Tompkins County Poet Laureate for 2023-2024. She is author of Alzheimer’s: […]
Learn how to access ebooks online with the Libby App. A TCPL card is needed to borrow items. Participants are encouraged to bring their own laptops & tablets. (Class minimum 2, maximum 6) Instructor: Tom Fredette Thomas has been a librarian with the Tompkins County Public Library since 2013. He enjoys teaching patrons how to […]
Join us for a cinematic tour of 12 great films from around the world including "Rules of the Game” (Jean Renoir), "Tristana" (Luis Buñuel), “Small Axe: Red, White and Blue” (Steve McQueen), “Cleo From 5 to 7” (Agnès Varda), “Pickpocket” (Robert Bresson), “Colonel Redl”(István Szabó) and six more. For full schedule, click here or pick […]
This program is designed to provide practical information and resources to help dementia caregivers learn how to decipher dementia-related behaviors and how best to respond. This program is 90 minutes long and is intended for: Anyone that interacts with individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease or another dementia. (Class maximum 12) Presenter: Alzheimer's Association
How, when, and where something is said is just as important as what is said. We will trace the development of theatre experiences from the time of Shakespeare through the present era. Then we’ll focus on five feature films that present Shakespeare in new and exciting ways. Written introductions and synopses of all the plays […]
Learn about the underlying causes of the climate crisis and consider courses of action. Information will be shared about the climate system, the nature & consequences of global warming, and strategies to repair the climate and the biosphere. April 18: Fossil fuel emissions, global warming, and Earth’s climate history; April 25 The carbon cycle, Earth’s […]
This course will present the most up-to-date information about what we know and what we don’t know about nutrition's role in promoting good health. Topics will include but are not limited to digestion, B vitamins, weight control, diet and cancer, osteoporosis, diabetes & hypertension, the optimal diet for longest and healthiest life, and what nutritional […]
Wondering where and how to start decluttering & organizing? How to make the most of small spaces? What to keep and what to toss? Get tips from a Professional Organizer on how to make small spaces functional and working the best for you. (Class minimum 5) Presenter: Sandra Busby Sandra Busby is a Professional Organizer […]
Join us for a cinematic tour of 12 great films from around the world including "Rules of the Game” (Jean Renoir), "Tristana" (Luis Buñuel), “Small Axe: Red, White and Blue” (Steve McQueen), “Cleo From 5 to 7” (Agnès Varda), “Pickpocket” (Robert Bresson), “Colonel Redl”(István Szabó) and six more. For full schedule, click here or pick […]
Participants will gain basic knowledge related to the law and preparation of Wills & Trusts. The program will include a discussion of the current federal and NYS estate tax laws, the impact of income taxes on estate administration, strategies to minimize expenses, planning for potential future healthcare costs, and tools that may help shelter assets […]
Learn about the underlying causes of the climate crisis and consider courses of action. Information will be shared about the climate system, the nature & consequences of global warming, and strategies to repair the climate and the biosphere. April 18: Fossil fuel emissions, global warming, and Earth’s climate history; April 25 The carbon cycle, Earth’s […]
This course will present the most up-to-date information about what we know and what we don’t know about nutrition's role in promoting good health. Topics will include but are not limited to digestion, B vitamins, weight control, diet and cancer, osteoporosis, diabetes & hypertension, the optimal diet for longest and healthiest life, and what nutritional […]
Join us for a cinematic tour of 12 great films from around the world including "Rules of the Game” (Jean Renoir), "Tristana" (Luis Buñuel), “Small Axe: Red, White and Blue” (Steve McQueen), “Cleo From 5 to 7” (Agnès Varda), “Pickpocket” (Robert Bresson), “Colonel Redl”(István Szabó) and six more. For full schedule, click here or pick […]
How, when, and where something is said is just as important as what is said. We will trace the development of theatre experiences from the time of Shakespeare through the present era. Then we’ll focus on five feature films that present Shakespeare in new and exciting ways. Written introductions and synopses of all the plays […]
Zoom invitation: https://bit.ly/3FHgreN An introduction to the federally administered health insurance program that provides coverage to persons 65 and older, and persons under 65 who are disabled. Our presentation will cover the ways you can receive Medicare benefits, how Medicare works with other health insurance, and financial-assistance options that may be available. This presentation will […]
Meet in the main lobby of the museum. As parking may be difficult, carpooling is advised. There is a small (12 space and 1 accessible) Pay-by-License Plate pay station parking lot next to the museum. To park in the lot you must register at either museum desk and sign out when you leave. The lot […]
Grief is the natural response to profound loss and is the expression of the strong bond you had with the person who died. No two people grieve in exactly the same way, and how we express our grief is influenced by many things, such as our religious and personal beliefs, the circumstances of the death, […]
Learn about the underlying causes of the climate crisis and consider courses of action. Information will be shared about the climate system, the nature & consequences of global warming, and strategies to repair the climate and the biosphere. April 18: Fossil fuel emissions, global warming, and Earth’s climate history; April 25 The carbon cycle, Earth’s […]
This course will present the most up-to-date information about what we know and what we don’t know about nutrition's role in promoting good health. Topics will include but are not limited to digestion, B vitamins, weight control, diet and cancer, osteoporosis, diabetes & hypertension, the optimal diet for longest and healthiest life, and what nutritional […]
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