It takes practice to perfect your interviewing skills. In this workshop, you will learn how to prepare for your interview, successfully deal with difficult questions, and follow up properly after the interview. Preregister online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org. For further information, please visit the Job Information Center or call 718-990-8625. Class code JR170

All teens and tweens are invited to join us for our monthly Jeopardy game. Answer academic and general knowledge questions, have fun and win cool prizes in the bargain!

Toddlers ages 2-3 and their parents or other adult caregivers enjoy fingerplays, songs and stories.

Learn how to create and navigate an email account, log on, send and receive email messages and attach documents. Preregister online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org, visit the Job Information Center or call 718-990-8625. While this is an introductory class, it is recommended that you have basic mouse and keyboarding skills before the workshop. Class code CC120

End your week playing video and board games, listening to music and just hanging out with your friends.

Life is an interesting journey of creation, learning and experiment. Through this workshop, you will learn how to open all your senses to understand the relationship between yourself and the universe, and make changes to diet, lifestyle and exercise.

In this staged reading, Pan Asian Repertory Theatre presents a vintage romantic comedy about a single fisherman who sends for a "picture bride" with a photo of his handsome friend instead of himself. When the bride arrives, she falls in love with the wrong bachelor, setting off a comic rivalry.

Speakers will discuss different aspects of western classical music each month.
*In Rooms A&B, Lower Level*

Young pianist Song Jia and master erhu artist Cao Baoan will perform art pieces and music for Western and Chinese instruments, experimenting with contrasting harmonies, tonalities and styles. Chinese folksong singer Ms. Dong Shan and mezzo-soprano Ms. Ling Jia will join the performance. In Auditorium, Lower Level

Find out how to download free e-magazines on to your device using the Queens Library website. You must have an email account and valid library card with PIN. Preregistration is required.

Learn how to use Microsoft Publisher 2010 to create greeting cards, calendars and brochures. Basic computer skills are required. Preregister online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org. Class code CC250

Pinterest is a popular social media site that allows you to save images and links from the Internet, creating a virtual “pin board” of your interests. Learn about this tool for online sharing and marketing in this introductory workshop! Basic computer skills, knowledge of the Internet and preregistration are required. Preregister online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org. Call 718-990-8625 for additional information. Class code CC130

Kids in grades K-3 will work on heart-warming crafts!

Quintet of the Americas and guest pianist Pablo Zinger celebrate the tango with music by Astor Piazzolla, Mariano Mores, Osmar Maderna, Ernesto Nazareth and Paquito D'Rivera and a special performance of "Tango in Red" by Uruguayan composer Luis Pasquet. In Auditorium, Lower Level

The New York Jazz Flutet is a unique, in-demand, cooperative group of flutists who have defined a new sound that embraces classical, jazz, Latin and world music. Its repertoire includes classic compositions by Clifford Brown, George Shearing and Dizzy Gillespie, as well as originals by each of its members.

Come to this seminar to learn:
• why personal credit is so important to business lenders
• steps you can take to improve your personal credit score
• how to read and understand your credit report
• how to identify and fix credit-reporting errors
• common financial mistakes that business owners make when financing a small business — and how to avoid them!

This two-hour course will teach computer basics to Chinese speakers. Preregistration is required at the Cyber Center.

Learn how to use Treehouse! Treehouse is an online learning platform that allows users to access more than 1,000 video tutorials, quizzes, and code challenges created by expert teachers. Students can learn to code in languages such as Objective-C, HTML, CSS, PHP, Ruby, JavaScript and SQL. Basic computer skills and preregistration are required. Preregister online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org. Call 718-990-8625 for additional information. Class Code: CC310

Toddlers ages 2-3 and their parents or other adult caregivers enjoy fingerplays, songs and stories.

The Resource Center of the New York City Department for the Aging presents a six-part workshop on diabetes self-management. At each 2 1/2 hour weekly session, trained volunteer leaders will show you how to set goals and make a step-by-step plan to improve your health and life. Preregistration is required; preregister online.

There will be special Open Mics in March and April. March, Women's History Month, will feature Women's Voices Unbound, a celebration of words and music with award-winning poet Mary Jane Peterson and classical opera vocalist Nita Sim. April will feature The Poetry Show: Poetry for You and Me, a visual presentation with Michael Kusen.
*In Rooms A&B, Lower Level*

Improve your productivity and boost your basic knowledge of Excel. Topics covered include a review of the basics, creating and manipulating tables, and using formulas and functions. Preregister online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org. Basic computer skills and knowledge of Excel are required. Call 718-990-8625 for additional information. Class code CC210.

Queens Symphony Orchestra invites children age 6 and up and their parents to "be the orchestra." Bring back the percussion, woodwind, string and brass instruments you made in previous sessions and take part in a performance led by music director Constantine Kitsopoulos.

Take a tour of Italy in song with memorable selections like "O sole mio," O mio babbino caro," "Roman Guitar" and more, all written, produced or sung by someone Italian.

12:30. - Create a "nevalyashka" bobbling doll with Russian artistan Yevgeniya Rozentsvit.* 2:00 p.m. - Classical pianist Michael Bulychev-Okser plays music of Russian masters. 3:30 p.m. - Barynya Ensemble performs a dazzling finale of Russian song, dance and music . *Supplies are limited.

In this workshop on Jobmap, Queens Library’s new online tool that provides customized recommendations for job search help and computer training, you will learn to how preregister for job search workshops and computer training classes, store your resumes and cover letters online and get your resume reviewed online. For more information, call 718-990-8625 or visit the Job Information Center.

Inti and The Moon, with lead guitarist and composer Geo Suquillo, perform folk fusion rhythms of the Andean-Latin American and Middle Eastern-Mediterranean grooves. The band’s members hail from Latin America, the United States, Turkey and Algeria. In Auditorium, Lower Level

All teens and tweens are invited to our monthly meeting. This is your chance to contribute your teen two cents and make this library a better place, including discussing a plan to hold a summer play at Flushing Library. Power to the teens!

Beginning a job search can be overwhelming. Prepare yourself for success by familiarizing yourself with how the job market works and how to begin a productive search. Preregistration is required. To preregister, please visit jobmap.queenslibrary.org. Have a question about this class? Visit the Job Information Center or call 718-990-8625. Class Code: JR100

LinkedIn is a social networking website that allows you to manage your professional identity, build and engage with your professional network and access knowledge, insights and opportunities. In this workshop you will learn how to use it to look for employment, network and keep up with colleagues. Basic computer skills and knowledge of the Internet are required. Preregister online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org. Call 718-990-8625 for additional information. Class code JR210.

Improve your productivity with Microsoft Excel in this three part series.
Basic computer skills are required. It is recommended that you take Parts One and Two of this series before taking Part Three. Register online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org. Visit the Job Information Center or call 718-990-8625 for additional information. Class code: CC210

Learn how to turn on your computer and write an email to someone. 4/12 - Introduction to the computer; 4/19 - Navigating the Internet; 4/26- Creating your own email account. Customers are encouraged to attend all three classes. Preregistration is required in person at the Cyber Center Reference Desk beginning Saturday, April 5 at 9:00AM.

Learn how to create and save Word documents; format and edit text; copy, cut and paste items; and use Word's basic functions and commands. Basic computer skills required. Preregister online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org. Class code CC170.

Learn how to create and save Word documents; format and edit text; copy, cut and paste items; and use Word's basic functions and commands. Basic computer skills required. Preregister online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org. Class code CC170.

Learn the fundamentals of Microsoft Word. Participants should have basic computer skills. Preregistration is required at the Cyber Center.

Learn how to manage your email. Participants should have basic computer skills, such as being able to use the keyboard and mouse and open and close applications.

Bring your own deck of cards (official only and no Japanese versions) to compete for the championship. The winner will receive a booster pack. Preregistration is required.

We try to exercise and eat right to keep fit and healthy, but doctors are now recognizing that a positive attitude and "food for the soul" are just as important. Discover a simple meditation technique that can melt away stress and be a powerful addition to a healthy regimen. In Rooms A&B, Lower Level

Mezzo-soprano Jia Ling will sing art songs on the theme of love in Latin, German, French, English and Chinese. She will be joined by guest tenor Mingjie Lei and accompanied by voice coach Jennifer Peterson at the piano. In Auditorium, Lower Level

Build upon your basic knowledge of Microsoft Word in this intermediate workshop. Learn how to format Word documents and bibliographis and insert tables, charts, headers and footers. Basic computer skills and knowledge of MS Word are required. Preregister online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org. Call 718-990-8625 for additional information. Class code CC200

The Girl Scouts help us celebrate Earth Day. Children ages 6-12 enjoy games, activities and a take-home craft while learning about how to care for our environment.

Improve your workplace Word skills in this intermediate class for adults. Prior knowledge of Microsoft Word is required.

Learn about Twitter, an online social networking service that allows you to connect instantly to what's most important to you. You’ll learn how you can “follow” your friends, experts and favorite celebrities and receive breaking news, job posting notifications and more. Basic computer skills and a valid email address are required. Preregister online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org. Call 718-990-8625 for additional information. Class code CC130.

In this workshop, you will begin to navigate online job applications swiftly and efficiently by learning: How to register and build an employment profile on a job site; How to apply to online job postings; How to upload your resume to an online application. Basic computer skills and an email account are required. Preregister online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org. Call 718-990-8625 for additional information. Class code JR160.

Learn how to create and navigate an email account, log on, send and receive email messages and attach documents. Preregister online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org, visit the Job Information Center or call 718-990-8625. While this is an introductory class, it is recommended that you have basic mouse and keyboarding skills before the workshop. Class code CC120.

The Alzheimer’s Association, New York City Chapter, offers a monthly support group in Mandarin Chinese for people caring for a person with Alzheimer’s or any of the other dementias. Our support group is a secure and safe place to share your experiences.

Create awesome presentations and slideshows with PowerPoint 2010. Topics covered include creating and editing slides, changing designs and colors, inserting pictures and illustrations, and presenting your slide show. Preregister online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org. Basic computer skills are required. Class code CC190

Improve your workplace Excel skills in this intermediate-level class for adults. Basic knowledge of Microsoft Excel is required.

Prepare yourself to start a successful job search! This workshop will cover: what you need to start a job search; general and career-specific websites; how to safely find and apply for jobs online, including how to post and email a resume; and appropriate ways to follow up after applying online. Preregistration is required. Preregister online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org. For more information, please visit the Job Information Center or call 718-990-8625. Class Code: JR350

All teens and tweens are invited to join us for a game of Jeopardy on our Big Screen in April buzzers included! Teems will be formed, and there will be a variety of fun questions based on different areas of knowledge.
Each participant will receive a prize of his or her choice.
Let the Games Begin!

This course will teach students how to think about photography in book form, and in bookmaking as an art form. Students will have the opportunity to learn photo editing and combine it with basic bookmaking techniques to develop a personal book project. Space is limited on a 1st come, 1st seated basis.
*In IRC Conference Room, 3rd Floor*

After this workshop, you will be able to begin to take advantage of everything a computer has to offer. Topics include computer terminology, using the mouse and touchpad, basic keyboarding skills and navigating folders, files and programs in a Windows environment. Preregister online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org or call 718-990-8625. This is an introductory class; prior computer knowledge and skills are not required. Class code CC100.

Learn how to use Treehouse! Treehouse is an online learning platform that allows users to access more than 1,000 video tutorials, quizzes, and code challenges created by expert teachers. Students can learn to code in languages such as Objective-C, HTML, CSS, PHP, Ruby, JavaScript and SQL. Basic computer skills and preregistration are required. Preregister online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org. Call 718-990-8625 for additional information. Class Code: CC310

Build upon your basic knowledge of Microsoft Word in this intermediate workshop. Learn how to format Word documents and bibliographis and insert tables, charts, headers and footers. Basic computer skills and knowledge of MS Word are required. Preregister online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org. Call 718-990-8625 for additional information. Class code CC200

Learn how you can use social media site Facebook to stay in touch with loved ones, keep up with the news and leverage your network for your job search. We will help you set up a Facebook account and answer questions about it. Basic computer knowledge, Internet skills and a valid email account are required. Preregister online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org. Call 718-990-8625 for additional information. Class code CC130.

Learn what a spreadsheet is and how to navigate it, create workbooks, enter and edit data, and create charts and graphs. Preregister online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org. Basic computer skills are required. Class code CC180.

Cloud computing lets you use files, programs, and applications over the Internet. Learn about cloud storage sites like Dropbox, Google Drive, and many others in this workshop. Basic computer and internet skills are required. Register online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org. Call 718-990-8625 for additional information. Class Code: CC240

Improve your productivity and boost your basic knowledge of Excel. Topics covered include a review of the basics, creating and manipulating tables, and using formulas and functions. Preregister online at jobmap.queenslibrary.org. Basic computer skills and knowledge of Excel are required. Call 718-990-8625 for additional information. Class code CC210.