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lead workshops in culture, community, dance and music; then politicians, athletes and others will also be featured. The event is
participants will learn about one Irish immigrant's journey free; advance registration is required. Call 718 727-1135 ext 123.
through a series of visual art and theatre workshops facilitated
by the Noble Maritime Collection. WALK WITH ME CHILDREN’S BOOK
Parents As Arts Partners is a unique family arts program that Grammar school teacher Jean DiPietro-Romano and artist
provides a means through which schools can create customized Cristina Castro Pelka (long-time friends and native Staten
programs as unique extensions of their learning environments. Islanders) have paired their talents to create Walk with Me, the
For more information, visit
www.caenyc.org. new children’s book released by Marcy and
Edgegrove Publishing.
EASTER EGG HUNT & BREAKFAST Targeting toddlers, young readers and
The Sea View Hospital Rehabilitation Center & Home, located their parents, Walk with Me illustrates the
at 460 Brielle Ave., will hold its Easter Egg Hunt and Breakfast on joy of discovering, and rediscovering, the
Saturday, April 4, 2009 from 10am until noon. Reservations are world outside one’s door.
required and can by made by calling 718 317-3349. With a lyrical tone and bold, vibrant
graphic art, reading this book with your child or students is a
THE IRISH OF STATEN ISLAND great way to celebrate Earth Day or any day!
Music, dance and history will be featured at a Staten Island
Museum celebration of Staten Island's Irish on Thursday, March IDLING GETS YOU NOWHERE
12 at 1:30pm at the Center for the Arts, CSI. A special guest To reduce the harmful health effects of car idling around
performance by Charlie Dunn playing Irish bagpipe tunes will public and private school facilities, Mayor Bloomberg signed a
be followed by a demonstration of traditional Irish dance. The new law that cuts the amount of time drivers can idle their
event will include fascinating facts and talks on relevant topics engines while parked in school zones from three minutes to one
such as Irish immigration, the Draft Riots of 1863, and the minute. He also signed a new law that authorizes the
Quarantine Station. Numerous local Irish-American scholars, Departments of Sanitation and Parks & Recreation to issue
CHILDREN
AT PLAY
PRESCHOOL
On-Going Registration
718.370.7529
40 MERRILL AVENUE
childrenatplay@si.rr.com
Full Day Innovative Preschool
Program for 3 and 4 Year Olds
Featuring small class size and
creative teaching.
Call for tuition rates and
registration information.
ON-GOING
REGISTRATION
CAP admits students of any
Children at Play & Parents...Partners in Progress
race, color, nationality and ethnic origin. It’s Never Too Early to Start!
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