From the Board of Trustees
A
message to Queens Library customers from the
Board of Trustees about reductions in library service.
A Message on the Disaster in Haiti
Queens Library joins the global community in extending sympathy to the people of Haiti, and to our many neighbors here in New York, who have lost so much due to the recent earthquake.
Find information on donating toward emergency relief efforts by contacting the Mayor’s Fund. To find information on mental health resources for those coping with loss; obtaining information on loved ones in Haiti; applying for temporary protection status (TPS) and more, please visit the resources compiled by the Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs.Help Fill the Shelves
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Adult Learning Centers
Mail-a-Book Services for Homebound Residents
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 If you're a homebound Queens resident of any age and can't get to the library, let the library go to you. Books, DVDs, and CDs are sent, free of charge, through the mail, along with postage-paid return labels and envelopes. Join Mail-a-Book today.
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Rain and snow got you down? Why not stay dry with one of our
compact umbrellas? Find this and more great Queens Library items in our
online store!
We are the
Library Journal Library of the Year!
Watch this video to learn more about how we serve our customers.
Cancer is a serious illness that touches lives in every community. Find out how
Queens Library HealthLink can help the fight against cancer in yours.
Census time is here again. Be sure to fill yours out and mail it back! Check your mailbox all this month and visit the
U.S. Census Website to find out more about how your information is used.
The Children's Library Discovery Center, opening in 2010,
will feature 14,000 square feet of exciting, stimulating library space for children.
View our live construction cam.
Events
Board Game League
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Some people say that games like chess teach strategy and other skills that will help you later in life. If, years from now, you become president, please consider making a donation to the library.
03/16/10
3:30PM
Kew Gardens Hills
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One on One Half-Hour Beginner Computer Classes for Adults
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Three half-hour sessions held Tuesdays, March 16, 23, and 30. Session times are 10-10:30AM, 11-11:30AM, and 12:00-12:30PM each day. Thursdays, March 4, 11, 18, and 25 three half-hour evening sessions will be held 5:00-5:30PM, 6:00-6:30PM, and 7:00-7:30PM. Preregistration is required.
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03/16/10
12:00PM
Forest Hills
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