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December 12, 2011
News & Events
- Join the Everything Goes Book Cafe
- Let's Say Thanks....
- Our Feature Holiday Gift Guide Sponsor!
- Macaroni Laughs
- Gingerbread Adventures, Holiday Trains and Thomas!
- This Week's Picks
- This Week's Calendar
- Teen Scene
- Plan Ahead
- Calling all Staten Island Small Businesses
- Chocolate-dipped Holiday Pretzels
- Crane Humidifiers Name That Toon Facebook Contest
- Saving Daniel.....
- Topics, Topics, Topics
Join the Everything Goes Book Cafe
For a Wonderful Winter Celebration
For more information go to http://etgstores.com/bookcafe/events.html or www.tompkinsville.org
Let's Say Thanks....
....to those who serve our country everyday
Let's Say Thanks was created as a way for individuals across the country to recognize U.S. troops stationed overseas.
By submitting a message through this site you have the opportunity to send a free personalized postcard greeting to deployed servicemen and women. The postcards were selected from a pool of entries from children across the country.
All you have to do is click on your favorite design and either select the message that best expresses your sentiment or draft a personal note. The postcards are then printed for ...
Our Feature Holiday Gift Guide Sponsor!
Welcome to Straight Shopping.com
Macaroni Laughs
Holiday Jokes
Who Sings The Christmas Blues? “ELFIS!”
What kind of music to Elves like best? WRAP music!
Why did Santa’s Helper see the doctor? Because he had a low “elf” esteem!
What do you call an Elf who tells silly jokes? A real CHRISTMAS CARD!
What do Elves learn in school? The Elf-abet!
What is the difference between the regular alphabet and the Christmas alphabet?
The Christmas alphabet has no L. (noel)
How do sheep in Mexico say Merry Christmas? Fleece Navidad.
What do you call people who are scared ...
Gingerbread Adventures, Holiday Trains and Thomas!
this season at the New York Botanical Garden
It's time for a Holiday Road Trip! Ok, so it is really only to the Bronx to see the Holiday wonders of the New York Botanical Garden, but what wonders they are!
On January 2nd 2012 my family and I are heading to see the Annual Holiday Train Show. I can't believe that I have plans already for 2012! This is the start of the first day of the Thomas the Train and Friends visit. We are also hoping to catch the hands-on Gingerbread Adventure that day as ...
Tuesday, December 13 - WINTER LIGHT Festival
Where: 208 Bay StreetWhen: 4:00 PMWho: Everything Goes Book CafeHow: Performers include: Phyllis Alden, Sara Valentine, Stvnjns, John Sarantos and More!Cost: FreeFor more info: Go to http://etgstores.com/bookcafe/events.html or www.tompkinsville.org
Saturday, December 17 - Elf Enchantment
Where: 700 Rockland Avenue at Brielle AvenueWhen: 1:30 PM - 3:30 PMWho: Greenbelt Nature CenterHow: Registration and pre-payment required.Cost: $6 non-members/$4 Greenbelt Conservancy members.For more info: (718) 351-3450
Saturday, December 17 - Westerleigh Park Winter Festival and Tree Lighting
Where: Maine, Neal Dow, Springfield and Willard AvenuesWhen: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PMWho: Westerleigh ParkHow: Come on down! Dress weather appropriate!Cost: FreeFor more info: (718) 442-1383, [email protected]
Saturday, December 17 - The Night Sky
Where: Cornelia Avenue, Staten IslandWhen: 6:00 PMWho: Wolfe's Pond Park Comfort StationHow: Bring a blanket...all equipment is provided!Cost: FreeFor more info: (718) 967-3542
Sunday, December 18 - Brunch with Santa
Where: 501 Brielle Avenue, Staten IslandWhen: 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM (***There are two seatings 10-11:30 and 12-1:30)Who: Greenbelt Recreation CenterHow: Registration is required.Cost: Free (can you believe it???)For more info: (718) 667-3545
Sunday, December 18 - Holiday Time with Music w/Patrick and Friends
Where: Staten Island Children's MUseum, 1000 Richmond Terrace (Snug Harbor)When: 1:00 PMWho: Music with Patrick and FriendsHow: Celebrate this holiday season with them!Cost: FREE with museum admission.For more info: www.musicwithpatrick.com
Monday, December 12 - Read Aloud
Where: 830 Huguenot Avenue (at Drumgoole Rd., East)When: 4:00 PM - 4:30 PMWho: Huguenot Park LibraryHow: For ages 5 to 12 yearsCost: FreeFor more info: www.nypl.org
Tuesday, December 13 - Preschool Story Time
Where: 7430 Amboy RoadWhen: 11:00 AMWho: Tottenville LibraryHow: Pre-Registration requiredCost: FreeFor more info: www.nypl.org
Tuesday, December 13 - Radical Reactions
Where: 75 Bennett Street at Heberton Avenue 10302When: 3:30 PMWho: Port Rihcmond LibraryHow: Science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) programs for children at The New York Public Library are made possible through the generous support of Con Edison.Cost: FreeFor more info: www.nypl.org
Wednesday, December 14 - Tree Tots
Where: 700 Rockland AvenueWhen: 9:45 AMWho: Greenbelt Nature CenterHow: Please call to registerCost: $4For more info: 718-351-3450
Wednesday, December 14 - Greenbelt Peepers
Where: 700 Rockland AvenueWhen: 11:00 AMWho: Greenbelt Nature CenterHow: Call to registerCost: $4For more info: www.sigreenbelt.org, 718-351-3450
Thursday, December 15 - Game on Huguenot Park
Where: 830 Huguenot Avenue (at Drumgoole Rd., East)When: 4:00 PM - 5:00 PMWho: Huguenot Park LibraryHow: Come on in and prepare to win!Cost: FreeFor more info: www.nypl.org
Thursday, December 15 - Flight of a Thousand Cranes: Origami Club
Where: 1617 Richmond Road (between Seaview & Liberty Aves.)When: 4:00 PMWho: Dongan Hills LibraryHow: Come on down!Cost: FreeFor more info: www.nypl.org
Friday, December 16 - Preschool Craft
Where: 56 Giffords Lane (at Margaret St.)When: 3:30 PM - 4:30 PMWho: Great Kills LibraryHow: Pre-registration is required by calling the libraryCost: FreeFor more info: (718) 984-6670
Saturday, December 17 - Hanukkah Storytime
Where: 2245 Richmond AvenueWhen: 10:30 AMWho: Barnes and NobleHow: Come on in!Cost: FreeFor more info: 718-982-6983
Saturday, December 17 - Holiday Sing Along
Where: 200 Clarke Avenue (at Amber St.)When: 2:30 PM - 3:30 PMWho: Richmondtown LibraryHow: Come On In!Cost: FreeFor more info: www.nypl.org
Monday, December 19 - Read Aloud
Where: 830 Huguenot Avenue (at Drumgoole Rd., East)When: 4:00 PM - 4:30 PMWho: Huguenot Park LibraryHow: For ages 5 to 12 yearsCost: FreeFor more info: www.nypl.org
Tuesday, December 20 - A Christmas Carol
Where: 976 Castleton Avenue (at N. Burgher Ave.)When: 4:00 PMWho: West New Brighton LibraryHow: For ages 5 to 12 years. First come, first servedCost: FreeFor more info: (718) 442-1416
Wednesday, December 21 - A Christmas Carol
Where: 200 Clarke Avenue (at Amber St.)When: 4:00 PMWho: Richmondtown LibraryHow: Recommended for children ages 4 and older. First Come, First Served.Cost: FreeFor more info: www.nypl.org
Wednesday, December 21 - A Christmas Carol
Where: 56 Giffords Lane (at Margaret St.)When: 4:00 PMWho: Great Kills LibraryHow: Recommended for children ages 5 to 12 years old.Cost: FreeFor more info: ww.nypl.org
Thursday, December 22 - Story Museum
Preschool children up to age 5.
Where: 441 Clarke AvenueWhen: 11:30 AM - 12:30 PMWho: Historic RichmondtownHow: Please call to make a reservationCost: Kids $3/Adults FreeFor more info: (718) 351-1611 x 280
Thursday, December 22 - Toddler Story Time
Where: 56 Giffords Lane (at Margaret St.)When: 11:45 AMWho: Great Kills LibraryHow: Pre-registration is required by calling the library.Cost: FreeFor more info: (718) 984-6670
Thursday, December 22 - Youth Eco-Exploration
Where: 222 Poillion AvenueWhen: 3:00 PM - 4:30 PMWho: Blue Heron Nature CenterHow: Please Pre-RegisterCost: FreeFor more info: Call John Paul Learn: 718-619-5051
Thursday, December 22 - Radical Reactions
Where: 21-25 Robin Road (at Ocean Ave. & Father Capodanno Blvd.)When: 4:00 PMWho: South Beach LibraryHow: For ages 6 and older. Limited to 20 participantsCost: FreeFor more info: www.nypl.org
Thursday, December 22 - The Tortoise and the Hare
Where: 309 New Dorp LaneWhen: 4:00 PMWho: New Dorp LibraryHow: For ages 3 to 12 years. First come, first servedCost: FreeFor more info: www.nypl.org
Friday, December 23 - Holiday Craft
Where: 1617 Richmond Road (between Seaview & Liberty Aves.)When: 3:30 PMWho: Dongan Hills LibraryHow: Pre-registration is requiredCost: FreeFor more info: (718) 351-1444
Friday, December 23 - Polar Express Storytime
Where: 2245 Richmond AvenueWhen: 7:00 PMWho: Barnes and NobleHow: Come on in and wear your jammies!Cost: FreeFor more info: 718-982-6983
Saturday, December 24 - 8th Annual Holiday Craft Workshop
Where: 700 Rockland AvenueWhen: 1:00 PMWho: Greenbelt Nature CenterHow: Registration and pre-payment required.Cost: $10 Greenbelt Conservancy members; $12 non-members.For more info: Call (718) 351-3450 or email: [email protected]
Saturday, December 24 - Seasonal Favorites: A Concert by the Staten Island Acoustic Music Society
Where: 5 Central AvenueWhen: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PMWho: St. George LibraryHow: Come on down!Cost: FreeFor more info: www.nypl.org
Sunday, December 25 - Colonial Christmas at the Conference House
Where: 298 Satterlee StreetWhen: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PMWho: Conference House MuseumHow: Come on DownCost: $3 DonationFor more info: (718) 984-6046, [email protected]
Sunday, December 25 - Natural Science Club
Where: 222 Poillion AvenueWhen: 2:00 PMWho: Blue Heron Nature CenterHow: Ages 8+Cost: FreeFor more info: 718-967-3542
Friday, December 16 - Leaf Clean-Up
Where: Maine, Neal Dow, Springfield and Willard AvenuesWhen: 9:00 AMWho: Westerleigh ParkHow: (718) 442-1383Cost: FreeFor more info: [email protected]
Saturday, December 24 - 'Twas the Night Before Christmas Storytime
Where: 2245 Richmond AvenueWhen: 10:30 AMWho: Barnes and NobleHow: Come on in!Cost: FreeFor more info: 718-982-6983
Saturday, December 31 - New Year' Eve Celebration with Music w/Patrick and Friends!
Where: Staten Island Children's Museum, 100 Richmond TerraceWhen: 3:00 PMWho: Music with Patrick and FriendsHow: Being your NYE festivities with Music w/Patrick and Friends!!!!Cost: Free with Museum AdmissionFor more info: www.musicwithpatrick.com
Calling all Staten Island Small Businesses
There is still plenty of time to advertise in our Holiday Gift Guide!
One of the things I know many people on Staten Island want to do is support their local Small Businesses this year. What better way to help them do that by bringing you to them, fast and easy.
I started the Holiday Gift Guide on November 28th, but there is still plenty of time to get involved! If you or someone you know wants to be a part of this fantastic way to reach out to over 1000 local families and help them shop local this Holiday Season, then contact ...
Chocolate-dipped Holiday Pretzels
YUMMMMMMMMm
These holiday pretzels as so easy and so much fun for kids to create!
Your kids will love to make, share and eat them!
You will need:
2 lb of chocolate
2 bars of white chocolate
1 bag of pretzels rods
waxed paper
Green and Red food coloring
1. Melt the chocolate in a microwave safe bowl in the microwave, or melt it in a double boiler on the stove. (Have an adult help you with this.)
2. One at a time, dip the pretzels so that they are covered ...
Crane Humidifiers Name That Toon Facebook Contest
Get your kids in on the act!
Crane, makers of the line of Adorable humidifiers, is giving Moms and Dads a chance for their kids to be a cartoon character. That’s right! Winners will have an original animated likeness of themselves created to star in a cartoon with the Adorables they named. In addition, all winners will receive an Adorable humidifier sent to them with a personalized certificate with the winning name.
With 11 Adorables, there are 11 chances to win! A new contest starts every week until January. So get together with your child and ...
Saving Daniel.....
Check out their Facebook page--Daniel is still in need
There was no way I couldn't share this one....
Daniel is a three year old boy from Oregon. He needs a kidney. Right now his mother gives him kidney dialysis every night from their home. Daniel's bones are getting so weak and brittle from the kidney disease that he will have to be moved into a nursing home.
The only way to save Daniel's life is to find him a living kidney donor. His blood type is B, but anyone with O or B blood type can ...
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