Si Beagle Fall 2016 Bulletin - United Federation of Teachers

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WELFARE FUND
SI BEAGLE
LEARNING CENTERS PROGRAM
WWW.UFT.ORG
HOW TO REGISTER
FALL LEARNING CENTER CLASS SCHEDULE
Start date: Tuesday, September 13, 2016
End date: Friday, November 18, 2016
• Registration deadline: Monday, August 15, 2016
WEEK Mondays TuesdaysWednesdays Thursdays Fridays
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2 9/19/169/20/16 9/21/16 9/22/169/23/16
3 9/26/169/27/16 9/28/16 9/29/169/30/16
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7 10/24/1610/25/16 10/26/16 10/27/1610/28/16
8 10/31/1611/1/16 11/2/16 11/3/16 11/4/16
911/7/16 — 11/9/1611/10/16 —
10 11/14/1611/15/16 11/16/16 11/17/1611/18/16
• There will be no classes on the following days:
September 12 – Eid al-Adha
October 3-4 - Rosh Hashanah October 6 – make-up for October 3rd classes
October 10 – Columbus Day
October 12 – Yom Kippur
November 8 - Election Day
November 11 - Veteran’s Day
INTERSESSION SCHEDULE
Start date: January 9, 2017
End date: Thursday, February 9, 2017
• Registration deadline: Monday, December 12, 2016
WEEK Mondays TuesdaysWednesdays Thursdays Fridays
1 1/9/171/10/17 1/11/17 1/12/17 —
2 —1/17/17
1/18/171/19/17—
3 1/23/171/24/17 1/25/17 1/26/17 —
4 1/30/171/31/17 2/1/17 2/2/17 —
5 2/6/172/7/17 2/8/17 2/9/17 —
•There will be no classes on the following days:
January 16 - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
All registration MUST be received BY MAIL ONLY and sent to:
UFTWF Retiree Programs
Si Beagle Learning Centers
52 Broadway, 17th Floor
New York, NY 10004
Please note: We CANNOT check to see if we received your
registration. Allow four to six weeks for processing from the
date we receive it in the office.
Any other questions, please call the main office at 212-5986879 from July 5, 2016-September 6, 2016.
VOLUME 31, NUMBER 1
v ELIGIBILITY
UFT retirees will be registered before spouses, registered
domestic partners, AFT, NYSUT and PSC members.
v REGISTRATION FEES
ALL CHECKS/MONEY ORDERS MUST BE MADE
PAYABLE TO UFTWF RETIREE PROGRAMS
(NO CASH ACCEPTED).
Use the registration coupon for all courses, seminars, trips,
special events and Defensive Driving. There is a $10 fee for
each course, including Dine Around and Theater Experience
and $2 for each seminar. All fees are NON-REFUNDABLE
and NON-TRANSFERABLE.
v COURSES
• The maximum number of courses you may register for is three.
• You must register for the course(s) in advance. We will
not accept payment the day of the course.
• Write one check/money order for courses.
In addition to the three courses you may register for:
v SEMINARS
• No fee for benefit seminars (e.g. legal plan, health
benefits).
• You MUST register for all seminars in advance to
guarantee seating.
• Write one check/money order for seminars.
v TRIPS
• You may register for up to five trips.
• The price shown is the complete fee for each trip.
• Write a separate check/money order for each trip.
• All trips are RAIN or SHINE.
• REFUNDS ARE MADE UPON WRITTEN REQUEST UP
TO FOUR WEEKS PRIOR TO TRIP DATE. Mail refund
request to: UFTWF Retiree Programs, 52 Broadway, 17th
Floor, NY, NY 10004. Attn: Gerri Herskowitz, Director.
• Refunds will be issued in four to six weeks.
v THEATER EXPERIENCE
• Individual checks for different shows to be collected at
each session made payable to UFTWF Retiree Programs.
• Enclose a separate check/money order for $10 payable
to UFTWF Retiree Programs.
v DINE AROUNDS
• I ndividual checks for each restaurant will be collected at orientation session made payable to UFTWF Retiree Programs.
• Refunds are contingent upon policy of the vendor.
• Enclose a separate check/money order for $10 payable
to UFTWF Retiree Programs.
v UFT DEFENSIVE DRIVING
• Enclose a separate check/money order for $35 payable to
UFTWF Retiree Programs.
FALL 2016
v TO REGISTER
• Each registrant must complete separate registration
coupon(s) for Fall 2016 and Intersession 2017 with their
name, last four digits of social security number, address,
phone number and course information.
• You must send separate checks for the Fall 2016 and
Intersession 2017.
• Provide the correct course/seminar/trip code(s) and
course/seminar/trip title(s)
• Spouses, registered domestic partners, AFT, NYSUT and
PSC members are wait-listed. Do not enclose a payment
for them.
• If a spouse is not registering for any of the programs, do
not write his/her name in the line provided.
• Each registrant must pay with his/her own checks/money
order made payable to UFTWF Retiree Programs.
Include on the checks/money orders the course number
exactly as it appears in the course description. Enclose
payment with the registration form.
• DO NOT staple or tape your check to your registration form.
• MEMBERS CANNOT PAY FOR OTHER MEMBERS.
NB: View Si Beagle offerings online at www.uft.org, click chapters/retirees/programs, then scroll to bottom of page to view the Si
Beagle and download coupon to send it in for registration.
v GENERAL INFORMATION
• Your course selection coupon will be stamped either
with a green “ENTERED” or a red “SORRY COURSE,
SEMINAR or TRIP FULL” and returned to you in the
mail. Bring the coupon to every session your course
meets if it is marked in green. It serves as your admission
card. If your coupon is stamped in red it indicates that
you will not be admitted and your name will be put on a
WAIT LIST. WAIT LISTED retirees, registered domestic
partners, AFT, NYSUT and PSC members will be notified
of course openings by a Borough Section Coordinator
according to the date registration was received.
• Queens and Manhattan retirees will be sent UFT ID cards.
Sign these ID cards and present them to enter the buildings.
• Overpayments will be issued in four to six weeks.
• We reserve the right to cancel any course that has fewer
than 15 students registered by the registration deadline.
Registered students will be notified and issued full refunds. Refunds will be issued in four to six weeks.
• New courses, seminars and trips are added periodically in
our Learning Centers. These are exempt from the threecourse maximum. Look for announcements in the RTC
column in each issue of the New York Teacher or on the
UFT website.
KEEP THIS ISSUE!
After you have sent in your registration,
keep this issue as a reminder of the dates
of your courses, seminars and trips.
RETIREE PROGRAMS DEPARTMENT
Michael Mulgrew President, UFT • Tom Murphy Chapter Leader, UFT-RTC • Debra Penny UFT Liaison to the RTC • Gerri Herskowitz Director, UFTWF Retiree Programs
Christopher Chin, LMSW Acting Director, UFTWF Retiree Social Services • Lynn Lospenuso Retiree Communications Coordinator
BOROUGH LEARNING CENTERS
UFT BRONX LEARNING CENTER 2500 Halsey St., Bronx, NY 10461 • (718) 862-6069/ (718) 862-6004 • Cheryl Bing-Howard, Elizabeth Harris, Coordinators
UFT BROOKLYN LEARNING CENTER 335 Adams St., 24th Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11201 • (718) 722-6961/ (718) 722-6962 • Evelyn Dorell, Kathy Giannou and Regina Olff, Coordinators
UFT MANHATTAN LEARNING CENTER 50 Broadway, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10004 • (212) 510-6478/ (212) 510-6479 • Jo-Ann Hauptman, Esta Heitner, Carolyn Givens Lambert and Carol Melucci, Coordinators
UFT QUEENS LEARNING CENTER 97-77 Queens Blvd., 8th Floor, Rego Park, NY 11374 • (718) 830-5711/ (718) 830-5710 • Laura Chin, Margaret-Ann Stahl and Ray Taruskin, Coordinators
UFT STATEN ISLAND LEARNING CENTER 4456 Amboy Rd., Staten Island, NY 10312 • (718) 605-1400 • Jeanne Casanovas, Peggy Munno and Audrey Zimring, Coordinators
OUTREACH SECTIONS
UFT NASSAU SECTION Nina Tribble, Coordinator • (516) 350-0978 • UFT NEW JERSEY SECTION Angela Reformato Solomon, Coordinator • (732) 595-6197
UFT SUFFOLK SECTION George Borsuk, Coordinator • (631) 367-0047 • UFT WESTCHESTER/ROCKLAND/PUTNAM SECTION Irene Rabinowitz, Coordinator • (917) 689-0563
TDA WORKSHOPS
DINE AROUND & THEATRE EXPERIENCE
Since 1988, retirees have had the right to defer distribution
of their Tax Deferred Annuity (TDA) money when they
retire. To help you understand the choices you may make,
we are offering the workshops listed below. All meetings
are 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. except So. New Jersey which is
10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. There is no fee for TDA Workshops.
Please follow the normal seminar registration procedure using the course number indicated. For Florida
TDA Workshops, please turn to page 14.
BRONX: XF 801 Thursday, Oct. 20, Bronx Learning
Center, 2500 Halsey St.
BROOKLYN: KF 801 Thursday, Nov. 3, Brooklyn Learning Center, 335 Adams St., 24th Floor.
MANHATTAN: MF 801 Tuesday, Oct. 25, UFT Headquarters, 52 Broadway, 19th Floor, Rms. D & E.
QUEENS: QF 801 Wednesday, Nov. 2, Queens Learning
Center, 97-77 Queens Blvd. 8th Floor.
STATEN ISLAND: RF 801 Thursday, Nov. 10, Staten
Island Learning Center, 4456 Amboy Rd. Meets in Annex.
NASSAU/ SUFFOLK: NF 801 Monday, Oct. 31, NYSUT
Headquarters – Nassau Regional Office, 1000 Woodbury
Road, Suite 214,Woodbury.
NORTHERN NEW JERSEY: JF 801 Wednesday, Oct. 26,
Fort Lee Recreation Center, 1501 Stillwell Ave., Fort Lee.
SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY: JF 802 Monday, Oct. 17.
Forsgate Country Club, 375 Forsgate Dr., Monroe Township.
WESTCHESTER/ROCKLAND/PUTNAM: WF 801
Monday, Nov. 7, Grinton I. Will Library, 1500 Central Park
Ave., Yonkers.
There is a $10 fee for Dine Around and Theater Experience. Enclose a separate check/money order payable
to UFTWF Retiree Programs. All fees are NON-REFUNDABLE and NON-TRANSFERRABLE.
BRONX: XF 851 THEATER EXPERIENCE Attend
dramas, musicals, dance and concerts at discounted prices. Bring your checkbook to each session. Three sessions:
Sept. 23; Oct. 14; Nov. 18. 12:30-2. C. Bing-Howard.
MANHATTAN: MF 851 THEATER EXPERIENCE
Attend on and off Broadway performances at discount
prices. Bring your checkbook to each session. Three sessions: Sept. 22; Oct. 20; Nov. 17. 10:15-12:15. J. DeNave.
MF 951 DINE AROUND Enjoy a variety of cuisines for
lunch at three different restaurants. List of restaurants
will be mailed to you. R. Victor.
STATEN ISLAND: RF 951 EPICUREAN DELIGHT:
DINE AROUND Enjoy a variety of cuisines at three
well- known Staten Island restaurants at 5 p.m. Bring
your checkbook to the orientation session on Friday, Sept.
16. Registration is required for the restaurants at that
time. Meets in annex. 10:15-12:15. R. Zuckerberg.
WESTCHESTER: WF 851 THEATER EXPERIENCE Attend on and off Broadway performances at
discounted prices. Bring your checkbook to each session.
All sessions are at the Northeast Jewish Center, 11 Salisbury Road (off Tuckahoe Rd. across from Bally’s parking
lot),Yonkers. Three sessions: Sept. 23; Oct. 21; Nov. 18.
12:30-2:30. S. Eisenberg.
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS
UFT DEFENSIVE DRIVING COURSES
For credit you must attend one full-day course or both
parts of a two session course, in sequence. You may take a
course only once every three years for insurance reduction
benefits and once every 18 months for point reduction.
Bring your license to the first session. Participants must
attend all sessions. Late comers will not be admited.
Contact Esta Heitner or Jo-Ann Hauptman, Manhattan
Learning Center, 1-212-510-6478 or 6479 (Monday-Thursday) from September 13-November 17 with any questions.
The cost is $35. The standard $10 course registration fee
is waived. Make checks payable to UFTWF RETIREE
PROGRAMS. Please remember to write the course number on your check.
BRONX: XF 701 Friday, Oct. 21.10 a.m.-5 p.m. One session. Bronx Learning Center, 2500 Halsey St. B. Levine.
BROOKLYN: KF 701 Two Fridays, Oct. 28 & Nov. 4.
10 a.m.-2 p.m. Brooklyn Learning Center, 335 Adams St.,
24th Floor. J. Portnoy.
MANHATTAN: MF 701 Two Fridays, Oct. 14 & 21.
10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Manhattan Learning Center, 50
Broadway, 2nd Floor. N. Remland.
QUEENS: QF 701 Two Fridays, Sept. 23 & 30.10:15
a.m.-2:15 p.m.Queens Learning Center, 97-77 Queens
Blvd., 8th Floor. N. Remland.
STATEN ISLAND: RF 701 Friday, Dec. 2. 10 a.m.- 5
p.m. One session. Staten Island Learning Center, 4456
Amboy Rd. B. Levine.
NASSAU/ SUFFOLK
SECTION
COURSES
Unless otherwise noted, all courses have a
$10 fee (which is non-refundable and nontransferable).
MONDAY
NF 101 RETIREES READ-BOOK CLUB
Read and discuss one book per month.
First book title mailed in August. The other
Unless otherwise noted, all meetings are held from 10 a.m.1 p.m. with coffee served at 9:45 a.m. Online registration is
available for annual meetings only at http://uft.org/RTCannualmeetings
BRONX: XA 001 Wednesday, Mar. 1, Bronx Learning
Center, 2500 Halsey St.
BROOKLYN: KA 001 Tuesday, Jan. 31, UFT Headquarters, 52 Broadway, 2nd Fl. Auditorium.
MANHATTAN: MA 001 Tuesday, Feb. 28, UFT Headquarters, 52 Broadway, 2nd Fl. Auditorium.
QUEENS: QA 001 Wednesday, Jan. 11, Forest Hills Jewish Center, 106-06 Queens Blvd.
STATEN ISLAND: RA 001 Wednesday, Mar. 8, Li Greci’s
Staaten, 697 Forest Ave.
NASSAU: NA 001 Tuesday, Jan. 10 Adelphi University,
Ruth S. Harley University Court - Room 202/3, South Avenue,
Garden City.
SUFFOLK: UA 001 Tuesday, Feb. 14, Suffolk County
Community College, Michael J. Grant Campus, Health,
Sports and Education Center, Lecture Hall, Crooked Hill
Road, Brentwood.
NORTHERN NEW JERSEY: JA 001 Wednesday, Feb. 15,
11 a.m.-1 p.m. Doubletree Hotel, 2117 Route 4 East, Fort Lee.
SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY: JA 002 Wednesday, Feb. 1,
Radisson Hotel, 50 Gibson Pl., Freehold.
WESTCHESTER/ROCKLAND/PUTNAM: WA 001
Tuesday, Mar. 7, Congregations Sons of Israel, 300 North
Broadway, Upper Nyack.
books are chosen by the group: fiction &
non-fiction. Freeport Memorial Library,
144 West Merrick Rd. (bring quarters for
parking meters) in Freeport. Three sessions:
Sept. 19; Oct. 17; Nov. 14. $12 includes
registration and handouts. 10:30-12:30. B.
Mignano.
THURSDAY
NF 401 BIBLE’S BURIED SECRETS Explore
the Bible’s hidden secrets and what archeology tells us about them. Plainview Old
Bethpage Library, 999 Old Country Road in
Plainview. Three sessions: Sept. 15, 22, 29.
1-3. $12 includes registration and handouts.
D. Skolnik.
NF 402 BEGINNERS MAH JONGG Learn
2 / SI BEAGLE LEARNING CENTERS PROGRAM
the basics and continue to build your knowledge and skills. Mah Jongg sets provided.
Plainview Old Bethpage Library, 999 Old
Country Road in Plainview. Six sessions: Oct.
6, 13, 20, 27; Nov. 3, 10. 1-3. $16 includes
registration and materials. A. Seligson.
FRIDAY
NF 501 HOLOCAUST REVISITED Discuss and
analyze important events of the Holocaust.
How and why did it happen? Meet a Holocaust survivor and hear his personal testimony. Meet at NYSUT Headquarters – Nassau
Regional Office, 1000 Woodbury Road, Suite
214 in Woodbury, LI. Three sessions: Oct. 21,
28; Nov. 4, 10-12. $12 includes registration
and handouts. M. Shimon.
SAVE THE DATE!
2016 STATEN ISLAND
CANASTA
TOURNAMENT
Are you competitive? Register with
a UFT partner and be our first UFT
Canasta champs! Prizes, refreshments and fun. Bring your own cards
and tray. Friday, November 4th. 10
a.m.- 1p.m. $5. Instructors: S. Siegel,
U. Mackler and C. Patelsky. DO NOT
SEND MONEY OR FORM AT
THIS TIME. Registration takes place
at the Staten Island Learning Center
beginning October 4, 2016.
SPECIAL EVENTS
Enclose a separate check/money order
payable to UFTWF Retiree Programs. All fees are NON-REFUNDABLE and NON-TRANSFERRABLE.
BRONX: XF 651 END TERM
PARTY Monday, Dec. 5. 12-3. $30.
Lobster Box, 34 City Island Ave.,
City Island. Advance registration
required no later than Nov. 4. C. BingHoward/E. Harris.
BROOKLYN: KF 651 SHOW
AND SCHMOOZE Thursday, Dec.
1. 11:30-3. $25. Advance registration required no later than Nov. 4. E.
Dorell/K. Giannou/R. Olff.
STATEN ISLAND: RF 651 END
TERM PARTY Join us at Li Greci’s
Staaten, 697 Forest Avenue. Wednesday, Nov. 30. 12 noon. $37. Advance
registration required no later than
Nov. 14. J. Casanovas/A. Zimring/P.
Munno. *OPEN SEATING- if you
would like to sit with a certain group/
class, submit separate coupons and
check in one envelope (table of 12).
We will try to accomodate your
request.
NASSAU: NF 600 NOT BACK TO
SCHOOL LUNCHEON Wednesday,
Sept. 7. Verdi’s of Westbury,680 Old
Country Rd., Westbury. 12:30 p.m.
$38. Advance registration required no
later than Aug. 12. N. Tribble.
NEW JERSEY: JF 600 SO. NEW
JERSEY ANNUAL LUNCHEON
Monday, Oct. 17. 12 noon. Forsgate
Country Club, 375 Forsgate Dr., Monroe Township. $40. Advance registration required no later than Sept. 19. A.
Solomon.
SEMINARS
Unless otherwise noted, all seminars have
a $2 fee (which is non-refundable and nontransferable).
NF 805 HOW TO KEEP ACCURATE MEDICAL RECORDS Keep accurate records for
health expenses and the roles of your primary insurers and secondary carriers. Q &
A. NYSUT Headquarters – Nassau Regional
Office, 1000 Woodbury Road, Suite 214 in
Woodbury, LI. Tuesday, Sept. 27. 10-12. No
Fee. R. Burwick.
NF 806 APPLE CINNAMON SCONE
WORKSHOP WITH THE BAKING COACH
Enjoy a hands on experience making apple
cinnamon scones. Go home with a tin full
of scones ready for your oven. Meet at the
Freeport Memorial Library, 144 W. Merrick
Rd. in Freeport. Monday, Sept. 26. 10-11. $14
includes registration and materials. L. Basini.
NF 807 EVERYTHING, BUT THE TURKEY
WITH THE BAKING COACH Enjoy a 90 minute workshop with a hands on experience to
make a broccoli cornbread to take home and
bake in your oven. Taste a cranberry chutney
and vegetable stuffing made right at the library. Meet at the Freeport Memorial Library,
144 W. Merrick Rd. in Freeport. Monday, Oct.
24. 10-11:30. $16 includes registration and
materials. L. Basini.
NF 808 DOO WOP - EARLY ROCK & ROLL:
JOHNNY MAESTRO Listen to the great
songs of Johnny Maestro from the Crests
through the Brooklyn Bridge. Songs include
16 Candles, Step By Step and many more.
Meet at the Freeport Memorial Library, 144
W. Merrick Rd. in Freeport. Monday, Nov. 21.
10:30-1. H. Bloch.
UF 805 MOVIE CLASSIC PRESENTATION
& DISCUSSION Enjoy two special programs, the Lullaby of Broadway and Short
Musical Classics with a renowned movie
expert. NYSUT Headquarters – Nassau
Regional Office, 1000 Woodbury Road,
Suite 214 in Woodbury, LI. Two Monday
sessions: Sept. 19, 26. 9:30-11:30. $4. R.
Knox.
UF 806 HISTORY OF THE SUPREME
COURT & ITS CURRENT PROBLEMS Learn
the history of the Supreme Court and the
political problems appointing justices today.
Half Hollow Community Library, 510 Sweet
Hollow Rd., Melville LI. Two Monday sessions: Sept. 19, 26. 12:30-2:30. $4. A. Auster.
UF 807 MOVIES OF THE HOLOCAUST
View and discuss three Holocaust movies:
Boy in the Striped Pajamas, Paper Clips and
Defiance. Led by different speakers. Half
Hollow Community Library, 510 Sweet
Hollow Rd., Melville LI. Three Monday
sessions: Nov. 7, 14, 21. 9:45-12:45. $6. A.
Auster and others.
NEW JERSEY
SECTION
COURSES
TUESDAY
JF 201 MAH JONGG Beginners enjoy
learning this ancient game that involves
skill, strategy and luck. Experienced players gain expertise in finer points. Bring a
current Mah Jongg card and set (if you
have one). Monmouth County Library, 125
Symmes Drive, Manalapan. 10-12. S. Meyer.
JF 202 CANASTA Review basics and
enjoy playing this game. No prior knowledge needed. Bring a deck of cards with
two jokers. Monmouth County Library,
125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan. 12:152:15. S. Meyer.
WEDNESDAY
JF 301 ACRYLIC PAINTING Basic, intermediate and advanced techniques of paint,
brushes, composition and subject matter.
Materials needed for first class: set of six
basic acrylic paints, a variety of brushes,
pad of canvas paper, canvas board and/or
canvas. Additional materials list distributed
in class. Monmouth County Library, 125
Symmes Drive, Manalapan. 9:30-11:30. L.
Gilbert.
SEMINARS
JF 805 HOW TO KEEP ACCURATE MEDICAL RECORDS Keep accurate records
for health expenses and the roles of your
primary insurers and secondary carriers.
Q & A. Fort Lee Recreation Center,, 1500
Stillwell Ave., Fort Lee. Tuesday, Sept. 13.
10-12. No Fee. R. Burwick.
JF 806 HOW TO KEEP ACCURATE MEDICAL RECORDS Keep accurate records for
health expenses and the roles of your primary insurers and secondary carriers. Q &
A. Monmouth County Library, 125 Symmes
Drive, Manalapan. Monday, Sept. 26. 10-12.
No Fee. R. Burwick.
JF 807 IDENTITY THEFT Learn how your
identity can be stolen causing you financial losses, emotional suffering and how
to protect yourself from this crime.Q & A.
Monmouth County Library, 125 Symmes
Drive, Manalapan. Monday, Nov. 14. 10-12.
No Fee. M. Kennedy, NYSUT.
JF 808 IDENTITY THEFT Learn how your
identity can be stolen causing you financial losses, emotional suffering and how
to protect yourself from this crime.Q & A.
Fort Lee Recreation Center, 1500 Stillwell
Avenue, Fort Lee. Wednesday, Nov. 16. 1012. No Fee. M. Kennedy, NYSUT.
WESTCHESTER/
ROCKLAND/
PUTNAM
SECTION
COURSES
FRIDAY
WF 501 MAH JONGG Instruction provided
based on rules sanctioned by the National Mah Jongg League for those new
to the game. Bring your own Mah Jongg
card and set (if you have one). All levels.
Held in the projection room (mezzanine
level) at the Grinton I. Will Library, 1500
Central Park Ave., Yonkers. 10-12 M.
Schuster.
WF 502 CANASTA Instruction on the fundamentals of the Modern American version
provided to those new to the game. All levels.
Held in the projection room (mezzanine level)
at the Grinton I. Will Library, 1500 Central
Park Ave., Yonkers. 12:30-2:30. M. Schuster.
SEMINARS
Unless otherwise noted, all seminars
have a $2 fee (which is non-refundable
and non-transferable).
WF 805 HOW TO KEEP ACCURATE MEDICAL RECORDS Keep accurate records for
health expenses and the roles of your primary insurers and secondary carriers. Q
& A. Grinton I. Will Library, 1500 Central
Park Ave., Yonkers. Wednesday, Sept. 14.
10:30-12:30. No Fee. R. Burwick.
WF 806 NYSUT MEMBER BENEFITS Overview of programs and services including Catastrophic Insurance, Long Term Care, financial
related plans and discount programs. Q&A.
Grinton I. Will Library, 1500 Central Park
Ave., Yonkers. Monday, Oct. 17. 10:30-12:30.
No Fee. M. Kennedy, NYSUT.
Online registration is available for
annual meetings only at
http://uft.org/RTCannual
meetings
TRIPS
ALL TRIPS ARE SEPARATED BY MONTH THEN DATE.
BUS TRIPS ARE LISTED AT THE END.
PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU PUT THE CORRECT CODE &
TITLE OF THE TRIP ON YOUR REGISTRATION FORM.
YOU MUST BRING THE REGISTRATION FORM WITH YOU TO THE TRIP.
Refunds will be made upon your written request,
up to four weeks prior to trip date.
Mail refund request to: UFTWF Retiree Programs
52 Broadway, 17th Floor
NY, NY 10004
Attn: Gerri Herskowitz, Director
SEPTEMBER
NF 901 FEAST FOR THE EYES AT THE
NASSAU COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART
Explore the eclectic portrayal of food, restaurants, cafes, parties and table decoration
central to our daily lives with the “Feast for
the Eyes” exhibit. Artists include Tom Wesselman, Cindy Sherman, Picasso and more.
Meet in the museum’s lobby, One Museum
Drive in Roslyn Harbor at 12:45 p.m. for a 1
p.m. docent led tour. Wednesday, Sept. 14.
12:45 p.m.-2 p.m. $14. N. Tribble.
WF 901 CARAMOOR CENTER FOR
MUSIC & THE ARTS/SPANISH INSPIRED
BUFFET LUNCH Enjoy “Canciones Espanolas,” a concert celebrating Henrique
Granades. Tour the Rosen House. Meet
at the Caramoor, 149 Girdle Ridge Rd. in
Katonah,NY at 10 a.m. for a 10:30 a.m. concert. Wednesday, Sept. 14. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
$56. S. Eisenberg.
MF 901 BROADWAY UP-CLOSE: ACT
I WALKING TOUR WITH TIM DOLAN/
LUNCH AT TONY DINAPOLI’S Guided tour
takes us through the history of Manhattan’s
Theatre District. Hear the ghost stories, legends and anecdotes relating to Broadway’s
40 current theatres. Meet at Nederlander
Theatre, 208 W. 41st St. at 10:15 a.m. for a
10:30 a.m. tour. Tuesday, Sept. 20. 10:15
a.m.-3:45 p.m. $72. J. DeNave.
WF 902 EAST RIVER WALKING & FERRY
TOUR WITH URBAN OYSTER & LUNCH
Explore the East River waterfront and learn
the history. Sites include the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, Domino Sugar Factory, Greenpoint and Williamsburg. Meet in Brooklyn
Bridge Park, 2 Old Fulton St. on Pier 1 in
Brooklyn at 10 a.m. for a 10:30 a.m. tour.
Tuesday, Sept. 20. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. $82. S.
Eisenberg.
RF 901 MORAVIAN CEMETERY TOUR
WITH HISTORIAN RICHARD SIMPSON
Tour the resting place of many S.I.’s notable
families along Central Avenue. Enjoy the
beauty and serenity of its acreage. Dress
casually and wear comfortable shoes. Meet
in front of the New Dorp Moravian Church,
2205 Richmond Road in S.I. at 12:45 p.m.
for a 1 p.m. tour. Wednesday, Sept. 21.
12:45 p.m.-2:30 p.m. $12. M. Mammana.
NF 902 LONG ISLAND NEWS 12 Guided
tour of the L.I. Channel 12 News. See how
they can go live at any time with breaking
news and how production is done. Meet at
News 12 Long Island, 1 Media Crossways in
Woodbury at 9:15 a.m. for a 9:30 a.m. tour.
FALL 2016 / 3
Wednesday, Sept. 21. 9:15 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
$2. N. Tribble.
UF 901 LUNCH AT MANNINO’S & A
PRODUCTION OF “RENT” THE MUSICAL
AT SMITHTOWN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Lunch at Mannino’s Italian
Kitchen followed by the musical Rent at the
Smithtown Theatre. Meet at Mannino’s, 40
E. Main St. in Smithtown at 11:45 a.m. for a
12 noon lunch. Thursday, Sept. 22. 11: 45
a.m.-4:45 p.m. $57. G. Borsuk.
WF 903 WAVE HILL GARDEN & GALLERY TOUR & A BOXED LUNCH Docent
guided tours of the gardens and art gallery.
A retrospective of Jacob Brookner works
that focuses on environmental issues. Meet
at Wave Hill, 649 W. 249th St. & Independence Ave. in Riverdale (Bronx) at 10:15
a.m. for a 10:30 a.m. tour. Thursday, Sept.
22. 10:15 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $59. S. Eisenberg.
RF 902 ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER
OBSERVATORY Experience the thrill riding
to the top of One World Trade Center in
less than 60 seconds. Enjoy several programs and exhibits that offer information
and reflection. Meet in front of One World
Trade Center, 285 Fulton St. (corner of West
& Vesey Sts.) in Manhattan at 10:15 a.m. to
receive your timed entry ticket for a 10:30
a.m. tour. Monday, Sept. 26. 10:15 a.m.11:30 a.m. $29. M. Mammana.
MF 902 HOLOGRAPHIC STUDIOS WITH
“DR. LASER”/LUNCH AT TURKISH
KITCHEN Step through time and space to
another dimension at Holographic Studios,
the world’s oldest gallery of the three
dimensional marriage of art and science.
Visit the subterrean laser laboratory with
holograms. Meet at the museum, 240 W.
26th St. in Manhattan at 10:45 a.m. for an
11 a.m. tour. Tuesday, Sept. 27. 10:45 a.m.3:15 p.m. $32. J. DeNave.
QF 901 THE MUSEUM AT F.I.T.: PROUST’S
MUSE Docent led tour of extraordinary
fashions and accessories from the wardrobe
of Elisabeth de Caraman-Chimay, Countess
Greffuhle who was Marcel Proust’s
inspiration for the fictional character in his
novel, In Search of Lost Time. Meet in the
lobby of the museum, 7th Ave. & 27th St. in
Manhattan at 9:45 a.m. for a 10 a.m. tour.
Tuesday, Sept. 27. 9:45 a.m.-11 a.m. $9. L.
Chin.
XF 901 MULTICULTURAL TASTING TOUR
OF NOLITA, SOHO & LITTLE ITALY WITH
ANTHONY GRIFA View the original St.
Patrick’s Cathedral and the beautiful Beaux
Arts NYPD Headquarters while strolling
through Nolita, Soho and Little Italy.
Munch on tastings from Ferrara’s, Alleva’s,
The Bookstore Café, The Red Mango Ice
Cream/Yogurt Store and Margarita Pizza
Shop. You must be able to walk and eat
at the same time. Food substitutions are
not permitted. Meet on the NE corner of
Houston & Lafayette Sts. in Manhattan at
10:45 a.m. for an 11 a.m. tour. Tuesday,
Sept. 27. 10:45 a.m.-1 p.m. $42. C. BingHoward.
UF 902 WALKING TOUR OF GRAMERCY
PARK WITH JIM MACKIN/LUNCH AT
BARBOUNIA’S Discover Gramercy Park on
a walking tour followed by lunch. Meet at
Barbounia’s Restaurant, 250 Park Avenue
So.(20th St.) in Manhattan at 10:15 a.m. for
a 10:30 a.m. tour. Tuesday, Sept. 27. 10:15
a.m.-3:15 p.m. $57. G. Borsuk.
QF 902 PLAYERS CLUB/LUNCH AT PETE’S
TAVERN Docent led tour of this historic
brownstone is for arts afficianados. See the
room where actors formed Actors Equity,
the apartment of 19th century Shakespearan
actor, Edwin Booth and more. Meet at The
Player’s Club, 16 Gramercy Park So. (btwn
Park Ave. So. & Irving Pl.) in Manhattan at
10:45 a.m. for an 11 a.m. tour. Wednesday,
Sept. 28. 10:45 a.m.-2:15 p.m. $34. R.
Taruskin.
RF 903 ARCHITECUTAL & BACKSTAGE
TOUR OF ST. GEORGE THEATRE Guided
tour of this historic theater followed by a Q
& A session. Learn the history, the technical
aspects of presenting a show, career paths
in the arts and theatre etiquette. Stairs
involved. Meet at St. George Theatre, 35
Hyatt St. in S.I. at 10:45 a.m. for an 11 a.m.
tour. Wednesday, Sept 28. 10:45 a.m.- 12
noon. $9. M. Mammana.
MF 903 HIDDEN HISTORY OF THE
BROOKLYN BRIDGE WALKING TOUR/
LUNCH AT PARIS CAFÉ Hear the story of
this iconic landmark with its secret vaults,
underground rooms filled with priceless
drawings and its amply provisioned bomb
shelter. Meet at the South St. Seaport
Museum, 12 Fulton St. (at South St.) in
Manhattan at 10:45 a.m. for an 11 a.m. tour.
Thursday, Sept. 29. 10:45 a.m.-3:45 p.m.
$58. J. DeNave.
RF 904 LANDMARKS BY RAIL WITH
JOHN KILCULLEN Guided tour begins at
St. George Ferry Terminal with stops at
Borough Hall/Civic Center, Lighthouse
Depot Site, Lyons Pool and Recreation
Center and more. Wear comfortable shoes.
Stairs involved. Metrocard required. Meet
at the front entrance plaza (Ramp E) at the
St. George Ferry Terminal (opposite taxi
dispatch booth) in S.I. at 8:30 a.m. for a 9
a.m. ferry. Thursday, Sept. 29. 8:30 a.m.-12
noon. $22. M. Mammana.
UF 903 TOURS OF THE BAYARD CUTTING
ABORETUM & THE CUTTING HOUSE
MANSION /LUNCH AT HIDDEN OAK CAFE
IN OAKDALE Docent led tour of the Bayard
Cutting Aboretum followed by lunch. After
lunch, tour the Bayard Cutting Mansion.
Meet at the Aboretum parking lot, 440
Mantauk Highway in Oakdale at 10:15 a.m.
for a 10:30 a.m. tour. Thursday, Sept. 29.
10:15 a.m.-3:15 p.m. $47. G. Borsuk.
WF 904 MANHATTAN BRIDGE & DUMBO
TOUR WITH JUSTIN FERATE/LUNCH AT 7
OLD FULTON RESTAURANT Stroll across
the Manhattan Bridge (1.2 miles). Enjoy a
tour and lunch in DUMBO where the tour
ends. To return to where the tour started
F Train at York St. to East Broadway or R
Train to Canal St. Meet on the east side of
the Manhattan Bridge (Canal & Forsyth
Sts.) in Manhattan at 9:45 a.m. for a 10 a.m.
tour. Thursday, Sept. 29. 9:45 a.m.-4 p.m.
$48. S. Eisenberg.
XF 902 FRIARS CLUB TOUR & LUNCHEON
Guided tour focuses on the many famous
rooms, entertainers and comedians who
performed there followed by lunch in one of
their banquet rooms. Dress code: No jeans
and sneakers. Meet at the Friars Club, 57
E. 55th St. in Manhattan at 10:45 a.m. for an
11 a.m. tour. Friday, Sept. 30. 10:45 a.m.-2
p.m. $71. E. Harris.
OCTOBER
RF 905 NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Guided tours of two exhibits, “Campaigning
For The Presidency, 1960-1972: Selections
From The Wright Collection” & “The
Battle of Brooklyn & The Fall of New
York” (whose outcome nearly threatened
American independence). Meet at the
NY Historical Society, 170 Central Park
West at Richard Gilder Way (77th Street
entrance) visitor’s desk in the front lobby in
Manhattan at 12:45 a.m. for an 1 p.m. tour.
Wednesday, Oct. 5. 12:45 p.m.-2 p.m. $22.
M. Mammana.
MF 904 MANHATTAN D.A.’S OFFICE IN
HOUSE TOUR/LUNCH AT FORLINI’S Tour
the D.A.’s office with an overview of the
arrest to sentence process by an Assistant
D.A. Observe cases being arraigned and
view a criminal trial in progress. Bring
a government issued photo ID. Meet at
1 Hogan Pl. (Centre St.) in Manhattan at
10:15 a.m. for a 10:30 a.m. tour. Thursday,
Oct. 6. 10:15 a.m.-3:45 p.m. $39. J. DeNave.
RF 906 UNFORGETTABLE BEER BREWED
IN THE FORGOTTEN BOROUGH Enjoy a
guided tour of Flagship brewery. Celebrate
Oktoberfest with your choice of craft beer
and Philly pretzels. Parking lot is behind
brewery and is also accessible by train/
bus from S.I. Ferry. Meet at the Flagship
Brewing Co., 40 Minthorne St. in S.I. at
2:45 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 6. 2:45 p.m.-5
p.m. $15. M. Mammana.
XF 903 SACRED HAVENS OF
MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS WITH ANTHONY
GRIFA Visit the Church of Notre Dame,
tour the grounds and the interior of
Cathedral of St. John the Devine followed
by the Columbia University campus and St.
Paul’s Chapel and sculptures on campus.
Meet on the NW corner of Amsterdam Ave.
& 114th St. in Manhattan at 10:45 a.m. for an
11 a.m. tour. Thursday, Oct. 6. 10:45 a.m.1:30 p.m. $21. C. Bing-Howard.
WF 905 CHELSEA ART GALLERIES WITH
SYLVIA LAUDIEN-MEO/BOTTINO’S
LUNCH Enjoy lunch followed by a tour of
some interesting new exhibitions at several
Chelsea art galleries. Meet at Bottino’s
246 10th Ave. (btwn 24th & 25th Sts.) in
Manhattan at 11:45 a.m. for a 12 noon
lunch. Thursday, Oct. 6. 11:45 a.m.-4:45
p.m. $65. S. Eisenberg.
QF 903 9/11 GROUND ZERO TOUR:
TRAGEDY, HEROISM TRIBUTE Docent
led tour highlights the former World
Trade Center guided by New Yorkers with
a personal connection to the tragic 9/11
horrific event. Hear stories of tragedy and
heroism of everyday citizens and get a
deeper understanding of our past, present
and future. Tour does NOT include 9/11
museum entry. Meet outside the front fence
of St. Paul’s Chapel, 209 Broadway (btwn
Fulton & Vesey Sts.) in Manhattan at 10:45
a.m. for an 11 a.m. tour. Friday, Oct. 7.
10:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m. $36. M. Stahl.
XF 904 COOKING WITH FUN AT THE
CULINARY TECH CENTER Learn to cook a
five course meal using simple ingredients.
The experience will be interactive and each
participant must sign a “kitchen safety tips”
packet prior to event. Wear non-slip flat
shoes. Meet at the Culinary Tech Center,
460 W. 34th St. & 10th Ave. in Manhattan at
11:15 a.m. for an 11:30 a.m. session. Friday,
Oct. 7. 11:15 a.m.-1:30 p.m. $74. E. Harris.
QF 904 FIFTH AVENUE GOLD COAST
WALKING TOUR WITH TONY GRIFA Focus
on the history, architectural landmarks
and famous residents of one of NYC’s
wealthiest neighborhoods. See mansions
and sites associated with the Astors, Frick,
Vanderbilts, Trump, Rockefeller, Grant
and more. Wear comfortable shoes. Meet in
front of the General Sherman statue, 59th St.
& Central Park So. in Manhattan at 10:45
a.m. for an 11 a.m. tour. Thursday, Oct. 13.
10:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m. $16. M. Stahl.
RF 907 JACQUES MARCHAIS MUSEUM
OF TIBETAN ART Guided tour of the first
museum devoted solely to Tibetan art by
an American woman, Madame Jacques
Marchais. These fieldstone buildings
resemble a Tibetan mountain monastery
and represents the first Himalayan style
architecture to be built in the U.S. Meet at
the museum, 338 Lighthouse Ave. in S.I. at
12:45 p.m. Limited street parking available.
Thursday, Oct. 13. 12:45 p.m.-3p.m. $7. M.
Mammana.
XF 905 DUMBO & THE MAGNIFICENT
BROOKLYN WATERFRONT WITH JOSEPH
SVEHLAK Enjoy the spectacular views
on this guided walking tour of historic
Brooklyn Heights. Visit the Brooklyn
Bridge Park, Fulton Ferry Historic District
and DUMBO. Meet outside the Hotel St.
George, Clark & Henry Sts. (2 or 3 train to
Clark St.) in Brooklyn at 10:15 a.m. for a
10:30 a.m. tour. Thursday, Oct. 13. 10:15
a.m.-12:30 p.m. $13. E. Harris.
UF 904 MADAME TUSSAUDS WAX
MUSEUM/JOHN’S PIZZA LUNCH View
how the wax figures are made on this
guided museum tour followed by lunch.
Meet at the museum, 234 W. 42nd St. (btwn
7th & 8th Aves.) in Manhattan at 10:30 a.m.
for a 10:45 a.m. tour. Thursday, Oct. 13.
10:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $44. G. Borsuk.
WF 906 FINANCIAL DISTRICT
WITH URBAN OYSTER/LUNCH AT
FRAUNCES TAVERN Dive into NY’s
oldest neighborhood. Stops include:
Wall St., Zuccotti Park, World Trade
Center Memorial and some hidden local
food shops. Meet at St. Paul’s Church,
209 Broadway (Fulton & Vesey Sts.) in
Manhattan at 10:15 a.m. for a 10:30 a.m.
tour. Thursday, Oct. 13. 10:15 a.m. -3:30
MF 905 GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
RESEARCH INSTITUTE TOUR/LUNCH AT
NOCELLO Tour the labs and test kitchen of
the Good Housekeeping Research Institute.
Chemists and editors explain the process
required for a product to meet GHRI’s
exacting standards. Meet at the Hearst
Tower, 300 W. 57th St. (entrance on 8th Ave.)
in Manhattan at 11:15 a.m. for an 11:30 a.m.
tour. Friday, Oct. 14. 11:15 a.m.-3:45 p.m.
$48. J. DeNave.
RF 908 ELLIS ISLAND MUSEUM Explore
the facility for arriving immigrants and
follow their path through the process of
gaining clearance to enter the U.S. Over
12 million immigrants entered the U.S.
through Ellis Island from 1892-1954. Meet
at The Castle Clinton National Monument,
1 Battery Place in Manhattan at 10:30 a.m.
Monday, Oct. 17. 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. $16. M.
Mammana.
UF 906 TOUR COLD SPRING HARBOR
LABS & FISH HATCHERY Guided tour of
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratories. Enjoy a
cafeteria lunch on your own followed by a
tour of Cold Spring Harbor Fish Hatchery
& Aquarium. Meet at Grace Auditorium
at Cold Spring Harbor Labs, 1 Bungtown
Road in Cold Spring Harbor, LI at 9:45 a.m.
for a 10 a.m. tour. Monday, Oct. 17. 9:45
a.m.-3 p.m. $13. G. Borsuk.
MF 906 TOWN HALL TOUR/LUNCH AT
TONY DINAPOLI’S Enjoy a slide-show
presentation on Town Hall’s history and a
walk-through of the Town Hall’s theatres
and facilities. Learn about the part Town
Hall played in the March for Freedom of
Speech and Human Rights. Meet at Town
Hall, 123 W. 43rd St. in Manhattan at 11:15
a.m. for an 11:30 a.m. tour. Tuesday, Oct.
18. 11:15 a.m.-3:45 p.m. $48. J. DeNave.
QF 905 NBC STUDIO TOUR/LUNCH AT
PASTA LOVERS Enjoy a guided historic
behind the scenes tour of NBC studio
operations. See the famous studios of
Saturday Night Live, Late Night with Jimmy
Fallon or Late Late Night with Seth Myers
(subject to availability). Meet inside the
NBC Experience Store, 30 Rockefeller Plaza
(49th St.), 2nd fl. in Manhattan at 10:45 a.m.
for an 11 a.m. tour. Tuesday, Oct. 18. 10:45
a.m.-2:30 p.m. $69. R. Taruskin.
XF 906 SUBWAY ART TOUR WITH PHILIP
DESIERE Discover a part of NYC that very
few visitors/New Yorkers take time to see:
A Treasure Trove of Art. A metrocard is
needed to enter subway. Wear comfortable
shoes and be prepared to walk up and down
steps. Meet near the bronze sculpture of
George Washington on horseback in Union
Square Park & E. 14th St. in Manhattan at
Oct. 19. 10:45 a.m.-1:30 p.m. $22. C. BingHoward.
NF 904 PASTA & SIMPLE SAUCES FOR
THE FALL Learn to make your own pasta
and several simple sauces to go with it. Meet
at a la Carte Culinary Services, 32 Atlantic
Ave. in Lynbrook, LI. Free parking in the
rear. Wednesday, Oct. 19. 2 p.m.-4 p.m.
$71. N. Tribble.
UF 907 THEATER THREE PRODUCTION
OF “LEGALLY BLONDE” & LUNCH AT
RUVO’S IN PORT JEFFERSON Enjoy
lunch at Ruvo’s Restaurant, 105 Wynn Lane
followed by a performance of Legally Blonde
at Theater Three. Wednesday, Oct. 19.
11:45 a.m.-4:45 p.m. $63. G. Borsuk.
RF 909 HUMAN INTEREST: PORTRAITS
FROM THE WHITNEY COLLECTION
Guided tour of more than 200 portraits
from the museum’s collection that offers
new prespectives on one of art’s oldest
genres. Meet at the entrance of the Whitney
Museum of American Art, 99 Gansevoort
St. in Manhattan at 12:45 p.m. for a 1 p.m.
tour. Thursday, Oct. 20. 12:45 p.m.-2 p.m.
$28. M. Mammana.
WF 907 SING SING PRISON & SPARTA
TOUR WITH JUSTIN FERATE/LUNCH AT
GOLDFISH Visit Sing Sing prison. Stroll to
the Hudson River and view the hamlet of
Sparta’s historic places. Meet at the prison,
354 Hunter St. in Ossining at 9:45 a.m.
for a 10 a.m. tour. Involves hilly walking.
Directions to be mailed. Thursday, Oct. 20.
9:45 a.m.-4 p.m. $48. S. Eisenberg.
MF 907 DESIGN & DECORATING
BUILDING TOUR/UPPER STORY LUNCH
Tour starts in the marble lobby of the
infamous D & D Building and hear a
presentation on its history. Visit the
exclusive to-the-trade show rooms for the
residential interior design industry. Enjoy
the incredible views of the 59th St. Bridge
from the terrace of our own private dining
room on the 14th floor. You may register
for only one D & D building tour. Meet at
the D & D Building, 979 Third Ave. (E. 58th
St.) in Manhattan at 10:15 a.m. for a 10:30
a.m. tour. Tuesday, Oct. 25. 10:15 a.m.-3:45
p.m. $70. J. DeNave.
XF 907 MORE THAN JAZZ MUSEUM
& LIVE MUSIC View the exhibition,
“Vibrations” at the National Jazz Museum of
Harlem. Explore how the musical, cultural
and social vibrations were set in motion and
still resonates today. Indulge in the music
“Jazz in Harlem” where African-American
culture and talent intertwined to form the
rich sounds you hear today. Walk to Rendall
Memorial Presbyterian Church for live Jazz
music. Meet at the Jazz Museum of Harlem,
58 W. 129th St. in Manhattan at 9:45 a.m. for
a 10 a.m. tour. Tuesday, Oct. 25. 9:45 a.m.-2
p.m. $22. E. Harris.
UF 908 GUIDED TOUR OF CENTRAL
PARK WITH JIM MACKIN/LUNCH AT
ISABELLA’S Enjoy a guided tour of
Central Park followed by lunch. Meet at
Isabella’s Restaurant, 359 Columbus Ave.
in Manhattan at 10:15 a.m. for a 10:30 a.m.
tour. Tuesday, Oct. 25. 10:15 a.m.-3:15
p.m. $66. G. Borsuk.
QF 906 FROM THE BATTERY TO CITY
HALL WALKING TOUR WITH PHIL
DESIERE Stroll through Castle Clinton,
the old Customs House, Bowling Green,
Charging Bull, Canyon of Heroes,
Trinity Church, NY Stock Exchange and
more ending with City Hall Park. Wear
comfortable shoes. Meet at the South Ferry
Station (#1, N or R trains) in Manhattan at
Oct. 26. 10:45 a.m.-1 p.m. $22. R. Taruskin.
NF 905 CRADLE OF AVIATION MUSEUM
Tour the many exhibits that explore L.I.’s
part in the history of aviation and space
exploration. Meet at the museum, 1 Davis
Ave. in Garden City, LI at 1:45 p.m. for a
2 p.m. tour. Wednesday, Oct. 26. 2 p.m.-4
p.m. $12. N. Tribble.
KF 905 “THE BATTLE OF BROOKLYN
& THE FALL OF NEW YORK” AT THE
NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY/
PAPPARDELLA LUNCH The rebels were
defeated by the Royal Army on the marshy
fields of Gowanus and Red Hook on
August 27, 1776. This exhibit presents the
dramatic story of the near-disaster that both
threatened and abetted the outcome of the
war for American independence. Meet at
the NY Historical Society, 170 Central Park
West at Richard Gilder Way (77th Street
entrance) in Manhattan at 10:45 a.m. for an
11 a.m. tour. Thursday, Oct. 27. 10:45 a.m.
- 3 p.m. $55. R. Olff.
RF 910 SEE THE LIGHT AT THE NATIONAL
LIGHTHOUSE MUSEUM Guided tour of
National Lighthouse Museum and the
General Depot, headquarters a testing
ground and distribution center for all
materials and equipment to maintain
lighthouses across the nation. Meet at the
museum entrance (adjacent to parking
lot), 200 Promenade Ave. at Lighthouse
Point in S.I. at 9:45 a.m. for an 10 a.m. tour.
Thursday, Oct. 27. 9:45 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
$12. M. Mammana.
WF 908 MOMA WITH SYLVIA LAUDIENMEO/LUNCH AT CHARLIE PALMER STEAK
Guided tour of MOMA exhibits: “Nan
Goldin: the Ballad of Sexual Dependency”
and “Tony Ouster: The Imponderable”.
Meet in MOMA’s lobby (near windows
overlooking sculpture garden), 11 W. 53rd
St. in Manhattan at 10:30 a.m. for a 10:50
a.m. tour. Thursday, Oct. 27. 10:30 a.m.-4
QF 907 CARNEGIE HILL,ELEGANCE &
RENOWN WALKING TOUR WITH TONY
GRIFA Visit sites associated with the Astors,
Vanderbilts and Carnegie families. See
former mansions that were converted into
apartment buildings, museums, private
schools and whose styles are examples
of Gothic, French, Italian Renaissance
architecture and more. Wear comfortable
shoes. Meet in front of the Vanderbilt gate,
5th Ave. & 105th St. in Manhattan at 10:45
a.m. for an 11 a.m. tour. Friday, Oct. 28.
10:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m. $16. M. Stahl.
XF 908 RUSSIAN HIGH TEA AT THE
RUSSIAN TEA ROOM Enjoy an authentic
Russian High Tea in the Bear Lounge (2nd
fl.) at the iconic city landmark with a two
course High Tea menu spiced with history,
glamour and a little bling. Dress code: No
jeans and sneakers. Meet at the Russian Tea
Room, 150 W. 57th St. (btw 6 & 7 Aves.) in
Manhattan at 11:45 a.m. for a 12 noon tea.
Friday, Oct. 28. 11:45 a.m.-2 p.m. $119. E.
Harris.
NOVEMBER
MF 908 CITY CENTER INSIDER’S TOUR/
NOCELLO LUNCH Tour focuses on the
history and architecture of this landmarked
building. It is home to many companies:
Alvin Ailey Dance Theatre, Manhattan
Theatre Club and the Women’s Project
Theatre. Meet at City Center, 131 W. 55th
St.(6th & 7th Aves.) in Manhattan at 10:45
a.m. for an 11 a.m. tour. Tuesday, Nov. 1.
10:45 a.m.-3:45 p.m. $48. J. DeNave.
QF 908 CHARLOTTE BRONTE: AN
INDEPENDENT WILL AT THE MORGAN
LIBRARY & MUSEUM Docent led
exhibition traces Bronte’s path from
reluctant governess to published poet
and English novelist. See the Jane Eyre
manuscript and more. Meet at the
Benefactors Wall (across from coat check)
in The Morgan Library & Museum, 225
Madison Ave. (btwn 36th & 37th Sts.) in
Manhattan at 11 a.m. for an 11:15 a.m.
tour. Tuesday, Nov. 1. 11 a.m. -12:15 p.m.
$20. L. Chin.
NF 906 KING UMBERTO LUNCH &
“GEORGE & GRACIE” THEATRE
PERFORMANCE IN ELMONT, LI Enjoy
a three course lunch at King Umberto’s
followed by the BroadHollow Theater Co.
matinee performance of George & Gracie
a romantic comedy of the life story of
George Burns and Gracie Allen. Meet at
King Umberto’s, 1343 Hempstead Turnpike
in Elmont, LI at 11:45 a.m. for a 12 noon
lunch. Wednesday, Nov. 2. 11:45 a.m.-4
p.m. $58. N. Tribble.
RF 911 TOUR & THREE COURSE LUNCH
AT NICOTRA’S HILTON GARDEN INN Our
host and guide, Susan Anderson gives us a
tour of the art and gardens that grace the
establishment. Meet at the Hilton Garden
Inn, 1100 South Ave. in S.I. at 12 noon for
lunch. Thursday, Nov. 3. 12 noon-3 p.m.
$32. M. Mammana.
KF 906 ST. PATRICK’S CATHEDRAL
WITH JUSTIN FERATE/LUNCH AT BOBBY
VAN’S STEAKHOUSE Explore the newly
restored and largest gothic Roman Catholic
Cathedral in the U.S. Highlights include the
beauty of the carvings, statuary and stained
glass. Meet on the steps of St. Patrick’s
Cathedral, Fifth Ave. (between E. 50th & E.
51st Sts.) in Manhattan at 9:45 a.m. for a 10
a.m. tour. Monday, Nov. 7. 9:45 a.m.-3:30
p.m. $60. R. Olff.
WF 910 ASIAN & HISTORIC FLUSHING
WITH JUSTIN FERATE/LUNCH AT SPICY
& TASTY Explore the Asian communities
in Flushing while delving into the area’s
rich history. Visit herbal shops, Chinese
markets and bookstore. Meet at Flushing
Library, 41-17 Main St. (Kissena Blvd.) in
Flushing at 10:15 a.m. for a 10:30 a.m. tour.
Tuesday, Nov. 8. 10:15 a.m.-3: 30 p.m. $43.
S. Eisenberg.
RF 912 SUBWAY ART TOUR WITH PHILIP
DESIERE Explore the underground art of
10 different NYC subway stations. You will
need a metrocard and comfortable shoes.
Meet in front of the bronze statue of George
Washington on horseback in Union Square
Park & E. 14th St. in Manhattan at 12:45
p.m. for a 1 p.m. tour. Wednesday, Nov. 9.
12:45 p.m.-4 p.m. $22. M. Mammana.
XF 910 GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL
WALKING TOUR WITH JOSEPH SVEHLAK
Guided walking tour focuses not only on
the architecture, but provides a real story
about little known secrets, anecdotes,
archival material and operations of one
of the world’s biggest train terminals.
Highlights include secrets of The Kissing
Gallery and The Whispering Gallery. Meet
in the main concourse of Grand Central
near Track 29 in Manhattan at 10:15 a.m.
for a 10:30 a.m. tour. Wednesday, Nov. 9.
10:15 a.m. -12:30 p.m. $12. E. Harris.
MF 909 HAMILTON GRANGE NATIONAL
MEMORIAL/LUNCH AT THE GRANGE BAR
& EATERY “The Grange” is the early 19th
century home of founding father Alexander
Hamilton, first Secretary of Treasury and
right-hand man to George Washington.
View the exhibits and period furnishings
of this ranger lead tour plus an orientation
film on his life. Meet at the National
Memorial, 414 West 141st St. (St. Nicholas/
Convent Ave.) in Manhattan at 10:45 a.m.
for an 11 a.m. tour. Thursday, Nov. 10.
10:45 a.m.-3:15 p.m. $41. J. DeNave.
MF 910 MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN
GANGSTER/LUNCH AT LANZA’S The
museum covers the history of organized
crime in the U.S. and is located in a
townhouse with three levels (stair climbing
involved) and a former speakeasy. Meet
inside the lobby of the Theatre, 80 St. Mark’s
Place (8th St./1st Ave.) in Manhattan at 10:45
a.m. for an 11 a.m. tour. Tuesday, Nov. 15.
10:45 a.m.-3:45 p.m. $51. J. DeNave.
QF 909 MADISON AVENUE
INTERCONTINENTIAL ART TOUR WITH
VIDA SCHREIBMAN Madison Avenue the
fashionable neighborhood is considered the
premier destination for upscale art galleries
located in historic townhouses. Tour
focuses on American and European master
works in select blue chip galleries. Wear
comfortable shoes. Meet at the Gertrude
Rhinelander Waldo House, 867 Madison
Ave. (corner of 72nd St.) in Manhattan at
10:45 a.m. for an 11 a.m. tour. Tuesday,
Nov. 15. 10:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m. $20. R.
Taruskin.
WF 912 NATIONAL JAZZ MUSEUM IN
HARLEM/LUNCH AT JACOB’S SOUL FOOD
Guided tour of the past and present of Jazz
and Harlem, curated listening session of the
1930’s & 1940’s recordings. Enjoy a live Jazz
music demonstration. Meet at the National
Jazz Museum in Harlem, 58 W. 129th St. in
Manhattan at 10:15 a.m. for a 10:30 a.m.
tour. Tuesday, Nov. 15. 10:15 a.m.-3 p.m.
$67. S. Eisenberg.
QF 910 ART IN TIME OF CHAOS:
MASTERWORKS FROM SIX DYNASTIES
OF CHINA AT THE CHINA INSTITUTE
TOUR & WORKSHOP Docent led tour of
The Six Dyansties period which was one of
the most dynamic periods in Chinese art
history. View works of art from Han-Tang
dynasties: ceramics, sculpture, calligraphy,
paintings and more. Meet at the China
Institute, 100 Washington St. in Manhattan
at 10:15 a.m. for a 10:30 a.m. tour and
workshop. Wednesday, Nov. 16. 10:15
a.m.-12 p.m. $6. L. Chin.
NF 907 THANKSGIVING SOUPS &
QUICK BREADS Learn to make delicious
Thanksgiving soups and quick breads
to accompany them. Meet at a la Carte
Culinary Services, 32 Atlantic Ave. in
Lynbrook, LI. Wednesday, Nov. 16. 2 p.m.4 p.m. $71. N. Tribble.
WF 913 BRONX DA’S OFFICE/LUNCH AT
COURT DELI Tour includes a discussion
with an ADA , an arraignment, a
courtroom, jail cells, complaint room and
more. Bring a government issued photo ID.
Meet at the Bronx District Attorney’s office,
198 E. 161st St. in the Bronx at 9:45 a.m.
for a 10 a.m. tour. Thursday, Nov. 17. 9:45
a.m.-2:30 p.m. $28. S. Eisenberg.
MF 911 ROOSEVELT HOUSE TOUR/
LUNCH AT TONY DI NAPOLI’S Tour the
former home of Franklin, Eleanor and
Sara Delano Roosevelt. Hear about their
lives, civic activities and governmental
positions as they transformed the nation
and the world. Meet at Roosevelt House,
47-49 E. 65th St. (Park & Madison Aves.)
in Manhattan at 10:45 a.m. for an 11 a.m.
tour. Friday, Nov. 18. 10:45 a.m.-3:45 p.m.
$59. J. DeNave.
KF 908 PENNSYLVANIA STATION/THE
HOUDINI MUSEUM/BISTRO SEVEN LUNCH
Explore the present and future of Penn Station.
Visit the main post office as it transforms into
Moynihan Station. Tour the Houdini Museum
packed with memorabilia followed by lunch.
Meet in front of the Hotel Pennsylvania, 401 7th
Ave. (at 33rd St.) in Manhattan at 9:45 a.m. for a
10 a.m. tour. Monday, Nov. 21. 9:45 a.m.-3:30
p.m. $60. R. Olff.
MF 912 DESIGN & DECORATING
BUILDING TOUR/UPPER STORY LUNCH
Tour starts in the marble lobby of the
infamous D & D Building and hear a
presentation on its history. Visit the
exclusive to-the-trade show rooms for the
residential interior design industry. Enjoy
the incredible views of the 59th St. Bridge
from the terrace of our own private dining
room on the 14th floor. You may register
for only one D & D building tour. Meet at
the D & D Building, 979 Third Ave. (E. 58th
St.) in Manhattan at 10:15 a.m. for a 10:30
a.m. tour. Tuesday, Nov. 22. 10:15 a.m.-3:45
WF 914 GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM &
LUNCH AT THE WRIGHT WITH SYLVIA
LAUDIEN-MEO Guided tour of the museum
with primary concentration on the works of
FALL 2016 / 5
Agnes Martin. Meet on the Southside of the
museum lobby, 1071 5th Ave. in Manhattan at
10 a.m. for a 10:30 a.m. tour. Tuesday, Nov.
22. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. $78. S. Eisenberg.
MF 913 GRACIE MANSION TOUR/CAFÉ
D’ALSACE LUNCH Guided tour of the
beautifully refurbished mansion located in
Carl Schurz Park and overlooks the East
River. Bring a government issued photo I.D.
Meet at Gracie Mansion, East End Ave. at
88th St. in Manhattan at 10:45 p.m. for an 11
a.m. tour. Tuesday, Nov. 29. 10:45 a.m.-3:45
QF 911 RADIO CITY CHRISTMAS
SPECTACULAR See the show featuring the
world renowned Rockettes. View Santa Claus’
ride in 3D, listen to organ pipe music, watch
the Rockettes precision dancers to holiday
music and more. Meet at Radio City, 1260
Ave. of the Americas (50th St.) in Mahattan at
10:30 a.m for an 11 a.m. show. Tuesday, Nov.
29. 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. $62. L. Chin.
DECEMBER
MF 914 GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL
TOUR WITH JOSEPH SVEHLAK/PICCOLO
FIORE LUNCH Guided walking tour gives
an in-depth look at the art, architecture,
history and recent $200 million renovation.
Highlights include: The Kissing Gallery, The
Whispering Gallery and a private apartment.
Meet at the Grand Central information
booth in the center of the main concourse
in Manhattan at 10:15 a.m. for a 10:30 a.m.
tour. Thursday, Dec. 1. 10:15 a.m.-3:45 p.m.
$54. J. DeNave.
WF 915 57TH STREET ART GALLERIES
WITH JUSTIN FERATE/LUNCH AT CHARLIE
PALMER STEAK View current exhibitions
at several galleries. Learn about the
neighborhood art and architecture. Meet
Louis Newmsn, Assoc. Director, The Forum
Gallery. Meet inside the entrance of the
atrium of Trump Tower, 721 5th Ave. (btwn
56 & 57th Sts.) in Manhattan at 9:45 a.m. for a
10 a.m. tour. Tuesday, Dec. 6. 9:45 a.m.-3:30
RF 913 SEAL OF APPROVAL: GOOD
HOUSEKEEPING RESEARCH INSTITUTE
Guided tour of the Good Housekeeping
Research Institute where 1,000’s of products
are evaluated each year from cosmetics
to vacuums for consumer safety. Meet at
the Institute, 300 W. 57th St. (8th Ave.) in
Manhattan at 9: 45 a.m. for a 10 a.m. tour.
Friday, Dec. 9. 9:45 a.m.-11 a.m. $2. M.
Mammana.
BUS TRIPS
KF 901 BUS TRIP TO THE SMITHTOWN
PLAYHOUSE FOR A MATINEE
PERFORMANCE OF “RENT”/LUNCH AT
MANNINO’S ITALIAN KITCHEN Enjoy a
three course lunch at Mannino’s followed by
the brilliant adaption of Rent by Jonathan
Larson. Meet the bus in front of the Marriot
Hotel, next to 335 Adams St. in Brooklyn at
8:30 a.m. for a 9 a.m. departure. Thursday,
Sept. 22. 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m. $85. R. Olff.
KF 902 BETHPAGE COUNTRY FAIR BUS
TRIP Journey back in time for an oldfashioned country fair with agricultural
exhibits, stroll the midway and indulge in
old fashioned treats. Lunch on your own at
the fair. Involves a lot of walking. Meet the
bus in front of the Marriot Hotel, next to 335
Adams St. in Brooklyn at 9 a.m. for a 9:30
a.m. departure. Friday, Sept. 30. 9 a.m.-5
p.m. $34. R. Olff.
KF 903 BUS TRIP TO FORDHAM MUSEUM
OF GREEK, ETRUSCAN & ROMAN ART
PLUS CAMPUS TOUR WITH JUSTIN
FERATE/LUNCH AT ANTONIO’S Discover
more than 260 antiquities that spans from
10th century B.C. through the 3rd century
A.D. at the museum. View stained glass
windows given by the King of France, hear
the bells that inspired Edgar Allen Poe
and an altar from St. Patrick’s Cathedral
on the campus tour. Bring a government
issued photo ID. Meet the bus in front of
the Marriot Hotel, next to 335 Adams St. in
Brooklyn at 8:30 a.m. for a 9 a.m. departure.
Friday, Oct. 7. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. $97. R. Olff.
NF 903 BUS TOUR TO HALLOCKVILLE
FARM/WINE TASTING AT MARTHA
CLARA/LUNCH & MORE WINE TASTING
AT BAITING HOLLOW FARM VINEYARD &
HORSE RESCUE TOUR/ FAMOUS BAKERY
STOP Tour Hallockville Farm followed by
wine tasting at Martha Clara. Enjoy lunch
and another wine tasting at Baiting Hollow
followed by a horse rescue shelter tour. Stop
at a famous bakery before heading home
(pay on your own.) The charter bus departs
from Nassau at Christopher Morley Park,
500 Searingtown Rd. in Roslyn (right off the
L.I.E. – Exit 36) at 8:30 a.m. and in Suffolk at
the L.I.E. Park & Ride (Exit 49) at 9:15 a.m.
Friday, Oct. 14. 8:30 a.m.- 5p.m. $99. N.
Tribble/G. Borsuk.
UF 905 BUS TOUR TO HALLOCKVILLE
FARM/WINE TASTING AT MARTHA
CLARA/LUNCH & MORE WINE TASTING
AT BAITING HOLLOW FARM VINEYARD &
HORSE RESCUE TOUR/ FAMOUS BAKERY
STOPTour Hallockville Farm followed by
wine tasting at Martha Clara. Enjoy lunch
and another wine tasting at Baiting Hollow
followed by a horse rescue shelter tour.
Stop at a famous bakery before heading
home (pay on your own.) The charter bus
departs from Nassau at Christopher Morley
Park, 500 Searingtown Rd. in Roslyn (right
off the L.I.E. – Exit 36) at 8:30 a.m. and in
Suffolk at the L.I.E. Park & Ride (Exit 49) at
9:15 a.m. Friday, Oct. 14. 8:30 a.m.- 5p.m.
$99. N. Tribble/G. Borsuk.
KF 904 BUS TRIP TO PORT JEFFERSON
FOR A THEATER THREE PRODUCTION
OF “LEGALLY BLONDE” & LUNCH AT
RUVO’S Enjoy lunch at Ruvo’s Restaurant,
105 Wynn Lane followed by a performance
of Legally Blonde at Theater Three. Meet the
COURSES
Unless otherwise noted, courses in all boroughs will
begin on Tuesday, September 13 and conclude
Friday, November 18 and have a $10 fee (which is
non-refundable and non-transferable).
BRONX
MONDAY
XF 101 BASIC STITCHES Learn the
basic stitches for crocheting, knitting and
needlework. Bring your own projects. 10-12.
C. Rodriguez.
XF 102 MAH JONGG Those new to the
game will receive instruction based on rules
sanctioned by the National Mah Jongg
League. All levels. 10-12. M. Schuster.
XF 103 SPANISH: MIXED LEVELS Refresh
your knowledge of the Spanish language and
culture. Learn communication skills and
popular Spanish and Latin American songs.
One year of Spanish recommended. 10-12. R.
Hollingsworth.
XF 104 LET’S MOVE! Exercises for those
who want to improve fitness, mobility,
strength, balance and general health and
wellness by working out together. 10-12. A.
Stern.
XF 105 INTERMEDIATE QUILTING Work on
various quilting techniques using either hand
sewing, machines or both. Continue working
on projects that you started or experiment
with new materials. 10-12. S. Rieber.
XF 106 ADVANCED BRIDGE Learn new
bidding techniques and conventions along
with techniques in hand play and defense.
10-12:15. A. Lisle.
XF 107 CREATIVE WRITING Explore literary
styles to share your ideas, memories and
creativity in various genres: memoir, poetry,
non-fiction and short story. 12:30-2:30. F.
McKinnon.
XF 108 EXERCISE PLUS Blend of exercises
designed to tone, strengthen and increase
stamina and flexibility. Low impact aerobic
included. Bring light hand weights, bands and
sticky floor mat to class. 12:30-2:30. D. Dolan.
XF 109 TAI CHI (SUN STYLE) Sun Style
includes agile steps and exercises that may
improve mobility, breathing and relaxation.
Tai Chi has been shown to reduce pain/
stiffness, increase flexibility, enhance
muscle strength and improve memory and
concentration. 12:30-2:30. S. Scher.
XF 110 INTERMEDIATE BRIDGE Learn
to use strong and weak opening bids and
responses, hand play and defense, overcalls
and doubles. 12:30-2:45. A. Lisle.
XF 111 CANASTA Beginners receive
instruction on the fundamentals of the
Modern American version of the game. All
levels. 12:30-3. M. Schuster.
XF 112 QUILTING FOR BEGINNERS Create
items using needles, thread and all kinds
of fabrics. Make a 9 Patch Pillow. Materials
needed for first class: ½ yard of each of two
contrasting cotton fabrics, white cotton
quilting thread, quilting needles (size 8-12),
pins with thick heads, ¼” tape and scissors.
12:45-2:45. J. Goldberg.
TUESDAY
XF 201 INTERMEDIATE LINE DANCING
Dance instruction at a faster pace than beginners. Familiarity with vines, shuffles, jazz
boxes and kickball change are recommended. No partner needed. 10-12. C. Force.
XF 202 SHORT STORIES Exploration and
discussion of life through the genre of the
story. $20 includes registration and materials.
10-12. A. Pruzan.
XF 203 RUBBERSTAMPING & PAPER
bus in front of the Marriot Hotel, next to 335
Adams St. in Brooklyn at 9:30 a.m. for a 10
a.m. departure. Wednesday, Oct. 19. 9:30
a.m.-6 p.m. $91. R. Olff.
WF 909 BUS TRIP TO THE BARNES
FOUNDATION & GARDEN TERRACE
LUNCH IN PHILADELPHIA Docent led tour
of the private collection of impressionists,
post-impressionists and early modern
paintings. Brief visit to the Rodin Museum.
Meet the bus on 41st St. (btwn 5th & 6th Aves.)
in Manhattan at 7:45 a.m. for an 8:15 a.m.
departure. Please be prompt. Thursday, Nov.
3. 7:45 a.m.-7:30 p.m. $137. S. Eisenberg.
XF 909 BUS TRIP TO HUNTERDON HILLS
PLAYHOUSE:HOLIDAY MUSICAL REVUE
Multi-talented performers celebrate the
holidays with an original song and dance
fest featuring traditional carols, classic
and contemporary yuletide compositions,
humorous skits and dance numbers backed
by a live onstage orchestra. Meet the bus in
front of the Bronx UFT office, 2500 Halsey
St. in the Bronx at 8:30 a.m. for a 9 a.m.
departure. Friday, Nov. 4. 8:30 a.m.-5:30
a.m. $88. E. Harris.
WF 911 A SLICE OF PIZZA BUS TOUR
WITH TONY MUIA Guided bus tour of
Dumbo, Red Hook, Sunset Park, Bay Ridge,
Bath Beach, Bensonhurst and Brighton
Beach. Stroll the Coney Island Boardwalk.
Visit famous movie locations. Enjoy pizza at
two locations: Grimaldi’s and L & B Spumoni
Gardens. Meet in front of Liquitaria Juice
Bar, E. 13th St. & 4th Ave. in Manhattan at
10:30 a.m. for an 11 a.m. tour. Thursday,
Nov. 10. 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m. $68. S. Eisenberg.
KF 907 BUS TOUR OF THE BROOKLYN
NAVY YARD/BLDG92 LUNCH Learn about
300 years of history at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. The vast historic complex has been
reborn as a haven for small businesses and
movie productions. Learn how the dry dock
works. Meet the special bus in front of the
Marriot Hotel, next to 335 Adams St. in
Brooklyn at 10 a.m. for a 10:30 a.m. tour.
Tuesday, Nov. 15. 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $55.
R. Olff.
CRAFTS Basic rubber stamping techniques
are used to create handmade items: greeting
cards, stationery and scrapbook paper. Work
on different project each week. $35 includes
registration and materials. 10-12. C. Nguyen.
XF 204 ADVANCED BEGINNERS BRIDGE
For those who have taken the beginners class.
Continuation of simple techniques in bidding,
declarer play and defense. 10-12:15. A. Lisle.
XF 205 WATERCOLOR: INTERMEDIATE/
ADVANCED Watercolor techniques: wet-onwet, wet on dry. Broaden your understanding
of color theory and effect of light on form.
Experiment with pen and ink and colored
pencils in conjunction with watercolor.
Materials needed for first class: Strathmore
140 lb. watercolor paper. Additional materials
discussed at first class. $12 includes registration
and materials. 10-12:15. A. Strinsky.
XF 206 MOSAICS: INTERMEDIATE/
ADVANCED Explore advanced techniques in
two and three dimensional mosaics. Stained
glass and multimedia embellishments are
used. Continue with ongoing projects or
begin new advanced level projects. Not for
beginners. Must use your own tools and
supplies. Safety goggles mandatory. 10-12:15.
P. O’Connell.
XF 207 RHYTHM & BLUES LINE DANCING:
BEGINNER Learn to do some of the most
popular line dances such as The Booty
Call, The Wobble and more. For those with
no Line Dancing experience. 10:30-12. K.
McCarthy.
XF 208 LET’S DANCE: BEGINNER Increase
your stamina and improve your balance while
dancing to the rhythms of Salsa, Cha Cha,
Merengue, Bachata and Rumba. 12:30-2:30.
N. DeLaLuz.
XF 209 LINE DANCING FOR BEGINNERS
Learn the basic steps and dances such as The
Cowboy Charleston, Bartender Stomp and
more. No partner needed. Geared for the
new line dancer. 12:30-2:30. C. Force.
XF 210 AMERICAN HISTORY IN THREE
PARTS Historical review of decisive events
and periods in American History from
colonial times to the present. How did
these events/periods impact our lives in 20th
Century America? Part one of the course
begins Fall 2016. 12:30-2:30. L. Hartstein.
XF 211 WATERCOLORS: BEGINNER/
INTERMEDIATE Experiment with color while
learning basic techniques. Emphasis on
encouraging individual style and exploring
the medium of watercolor. Materials needed
for first class: Strathmore 140 lb. watercolor
pad. Additional materials discussed at first
class. $12 includes registration and materials.
12:30-2:45. A. Strinsky.
XF 212 MOSAICS: ALL LEVELS Learn both
design and technique using glass as the
primary medium. Glass and multi-media
accents are used to produce two and three
dimensional art projects. Safety goggles
mandatory. 12:30-2:45. P. O’Connell.
XF 213 MOSAICS: BEGINNER Learn both
design and technique using glass as the
primary medium. Glass and multi-media
accents are used to produce two and three
dimensional art projects. Materials needed
for first class: Weldbond glue, wheeled
nippers and safety goggles (mandatory).
Supply list will be discussed and handed out
at first class. 12:30-2:45. P. O’Connell.
WEDNESDAY
XF 301 KUNDALINI YOGA & MEDITATION
New to yoga or a practicing yogi. Kundalini
Yoga uses breath, movement and meditation
to balance the body, increase energy flow and
quiet the mind. Wear loose clothing. Bring a
pillow and mat to first class. All levels.10-12.
R. Mahone-Lonesome.
XF 302 THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF
KNITTING: BEGINNER Learn to cast on,
knit, purl and bind off. The project is a cowl.
Materials needed for first class: Red Heart
Grande yarn (3 balls), knitting needles
(US19) and a yarn needle.10-12. J. Parker.
XF 303 PRACTICAL SPANISH FOR
EVERYDAY USAGE Discover the joy of
learning expressions, idioms, writing and
conversational skills. All levels. 10-12. M.
Salaman.
XF 304 TAI CHI Introduction and practice of
the basic principles and movements of this
ancient Chinese exercise. 10-12. Y. H. Wang.
XF 305 ZUM ZUM Fun ways to a great shape,
using hypnotic Latin and International music.
10:30-12. R. Jacobson.
XF 306 FILM DIRECTORS: LEONARD
NIMOY Actor, writer, poet, photographer and
director. Read, view and discuss his works.
12-3. D. Hammitt.
XF 307 WRITING WORKSHOP For writers
editing and polishing works in progress: a
novel, plays, memoirs, collection of poems,
short stories, journalistic, personal, critical or
humorous essays. Eight minutes per writer.
Written and oral critiques by the instructor/
class. Poets must duplicate their pieces for
the class. 12:30-2:30. C. Mason.
XF 308 TAKE THE LEAD Dance to the
rhythms of Salsa, Cha Cha, Merengue,
Bolero, Samba, Rumba and Bachata. Enjoy
the flow and dance your stress away. Not
for beginners! Pre-requisite: XF 208. 12:302:30. N. DeLaLuz.
XF 309 TAI CHI: NOT JUST BEGINNERS
Continue the practices and basic principles of
this ancient art of exercise. All levels. 12:302:30. Y. H. Wang.
XF 310 PIANO FOR BEGINNERS & NOT
JUST BEGINNERS Learn to play simple
classical, jazz or pop tunes. Bring a small,
portable keyboard to class. 12:30-2:30. N.
Zamcheck.
XF 311 BASIC DRAWING Sketch stilllife, portraits and landscapes. Emphasis
on tonal contrast and creating textures
in realistic drawings. Field trip: weather
permitting. Materials needed for first class:
drawing pad, #2 & #4 pencils and erasers.
12:30-2:45. A. Strinsky.
THURSDAY
XF 401 HATHA YOGA Learn to develop selfawareness, strength, flexibility and a sense
of calm. Bring an exercise mat, a large towel
and a small pillow. 10-12. M. Gladwin.
XF 402 SENIORS NEED TO EXERCISE! Feel
better and stronger with simple seated and
standing exercises that improves strength,
balance and flexibility. Total body workout
for seniors. 10-12. A. Stern.
XF 403 DUPLICATE BRIDGE Learn the basics
including scoring and how to compete while
improving your success in this game. $15
includes registration and materials. 10-12. A.
Knight.
XF 404 JEWELRY CREATIONS Create
jewelry that not only looks great, but also
shows your own unique style. Learn the skills
needed to construct and repair jewelry items
and provide freedom to create your own
jewelry components. Beginners welcome.
10-12. R. Demers.
XF 405 ACRYLIC PAINTING Explore your
creativity. Free to paint in any style you desire.
Students and teacher help each other with
suggestions. All levels. No experience needed.
10-1:30. M. Mooney.
XF 406 DOO WOP: BROOKLYN & STATEN
ISLAND Listen to the music, hear the stories
and watch videos of the great groups from
Brooklyn (Jay & the Americans, The Tokens
and more) and Staten Island’s one hit wonder,
The Elegants. 12-2:30. H. Bloch.
XF 407 EXERCISE FOR FUN Use light free
weight exercises, stretching and toning, and
core training to maintain and improve fitness
with a certified instructor. 12:30-2:30. R.
Mendel.
XF 408 RHYTHM & BLUES LINE
DANCING:ADVANCED A fast-paced urban
line dancing consisting of fancy, intricate
footwork with bouncing and turning. Lots of
energy required: Prerequisite: XF 207.12:302:30. K. McCarthy.
XF 409 MAH JONGG: INTERMEDIATE For
those who have knowledge of the basic rules
under which the game is played, but wish to
gain greater knowledge and expertise in the
fine points. 12:30-3. J. Kleinberg.
XF 410 CREATIVE QUILTING:
INTERMEDIATE Master quilt making
techniques: rotary cutting, speed piecing
template making and more. Sew pieces by
hand or with your portable machine. Finish
incomplete projects and use leftover fabric
scraps. Note: quilting samples are needed.
12:30-3. J. Beckwith.
FRIDAY
XF 501 MIDDLE EASTERN DANCE The
ancient art of belly dancing. Enjoy Arabic,
North African and Turkish movements while
listening to beautiful music and learning to
play its rhythms on the zills (finger cymbals).
All levels. You may register for XF 501 or XF
505, but not both.10-12. A. Beeman.
XF 502 INTRODUCTION TO SPANISH
Vocabulary, grammar and basic skills are
provided to facilitate maximum language
learning. 10-12. M. Salaman.
XF 503 EXERCISE PLUS Blend of
exercises designed to tone, strengthen
and increase stamina and flexibility. Low
impact aerobics included. Bring light hand
weights, bands and sticky floor mats to
first class. 10-12. D. Dolan.
XF 504 POTATO CHIP BAG ART & MORE!
Create fun items to use (handbags, eyeglass
cases, book covers) from bags of potato chips
and soda can tabs. Recycling is the name of
the game. 10-12. S. Reiber.
XF 505 MIDDLE EASTERN DANCE The
ancient art of belly dancing. Enjoy Arabic,
play its rhythms on the zills (finger cymbals).
All levels. You may register for XF 501 or XF
505, but not both. 12:30-2:30. A. Beeman.
XF 506 CREATIVE COLLAGE Create
collage art using recycled materials such as
magazines and junk mail. Materials needed
for first class: glue stick, magazines/junk mail,
tracing paper, pencil, eraser and scissors.
12:30-2:30. I. Rosenberg.
SEMINARS
Unless otherwise noted, all seminars have a
XF 805 ROCOCO & NATURALISM ART
MOVEMENTS Survey the important and
innovative art styles in 18th Century Europe
including Anthony Van Dyck, Antoine
Watteau and Fragonard. Friday, Sept. 30. 1012. D. Becker.
XF 806 NEOCLASSICISM IN THE ART OF
FRANCE A look at French artists who worked
on reviving classical art including Louis
David, Antonio Canova and others. Friday,
Oct. 7. 10-12. D. Becker.
XF 807 OLE BLUE EYES: A SALUTE TO
SINATRA Relive the life and career of Frank
Sinatra. View his special performances with
Elvis, The Rat Pack, Judy Garland, Dean
Martin and more. 10-12:30. Friday, Oct. 7.
D. Isoldi.
XF 808 NEOCLASSICISM ART IN ENGLAND
& AMERICA Survey the classical revival of
art in America and in England featuring a
comparative look at Joshua Reynolds and
Benjamin West. Friday, Oct. 14. 10-12. D.
Becker.
XF 809 ROMANTICISM ART IN EUROPE
Examine how romanticism and its subjective
emotion takes hold in European art including
Eugene & Theodore Delacroix and Francisco
Goya. Friday, Oct. 21. 10-12. D. Becker.
XF 810 EVERYTHING, BUT THE TURKEY
WITH THE BAKING COACH Learn about
classic stuffing, broccoli cornbread casserole
and homemade cranberry chutney for
Thanksgiving. Make the stuffing and
broccoli cornbread casserole in class to take
home and finish cooking. The chutney is a
demonstration and for tasting only. Friday,
Nov. 4. 11-1. $22 includes registration and
materials. L. Basini.
BROOKLYN
MONDAY
KF 101 STAINED GLASS DESIGN I Work on
projects using a glass cutter, soldering iron
and glass grinder. Safety goggles mandatory.
All levels. $50 includes registration and
materials. You may register for only one
Stained Glass class. 9:30-12:30. D. Johnson.
KF 102 STRETCH & RELAX Improve
flexibility and balance with gentle exercise.
Learn relaxation techniques. Bring large towel
or mat. No class Sept. 26. 10-12. T. Pratt.
KF 103 INTERMEDIATE LINE DANCE Enjoy
the fun of dancing and exercise. Classic line
dances included. All levels. 10-12. E. Scheff.
KF 104 JAZZERCISE Stretching and dancing
to Jazz, Rhythm & Blues, Cha Cha, Swing,
Salsa and Mambo. 10-12. K. Sanson.
KF 105 BEGINNERS BRIDGE Learn to play
this popular game. Review basic rules and
skills. 10-12:15. C. Rubin.
KF 106 INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED
BEADING Not for beginners. Materials list
distributed at first class. 12:30-3. C. Horn.
KF 107 INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED MAH
JONGG Enjoy playing this international game
with tiles. 12:30-3. E. Scheff.
KF 108 YOGA A combination of physical
exercises, meditation and breathing
techniques to strengthen the muscles and
relieve stress. Bring a yoga mat and towel.
Five sessions. Begins Sept. 19. 1-3. C. LaBue.
KF 109 THE PLEASURE OF POETRY
Discuss, write and read aloud poems that
explore love, aging, friendship and the
human condition. $20 includes registrations
and materials. 1-3. M. Glenn.
KF 110 SKETCHING & PAINTING WITH
GEORGE Explore and use different types
of media including acrylics, pastels, oils
and more. Bring to first class: sketch pad,
pencils, charcoal, erasers (Optional – pastels,
watercolor, acrylic paints). 1-3. G. Kerasiotis.
TUESDAY
KF 201 ACADEMY AWARD WINNING
FILMS Screen and discuss: All About Eve;
Marty, Tom Jones; A Man for All Seasons;
Rocky; Kramer vs. Kramer; Rain Man and
more. Five sessions: Sept. 20, 27; Oct. 18, 25;
Nov. 1. 9:45-12:15. R. Romer.
KF 202 BEGINNERS/INTERMEDIATE
FRENCH For those with some knowledge
of French. Move quickly through a review
of language and an emphasis on correct
punctuation. Vocabulary stressed for
travelers. Visit a restaurant. $15 includes
registration and materials. 10-12. P. Niglio.
KF 203 GENEALOGY Learn how to
research one’s ancestors with resouces and
tips to discover their famil’s past. Five
sessions: Sept. 13, Oct. 11; Nov. 15 plus two
trips (TBA) to the Municipal Archives and
the Federal Archives. 10-12. M. Marcus.
KF 204 QUILTING: BEGINNER/
INTERMEDIATE Create beautiful works
of art sewing quilts, decorative accessories
and pillows. $20 includes registration and
materials. 10-12:30. D. Pryor-Holland.
BRIDGE Basic training to improve playing
skills. 10-12:30. R. Goldman.
KF 206 SKETCHING & DRAWING Elements
of design using pencil, charcoal and ink.
Bring 11” x 14” Strathmore drawing pad, HB
pencil and kneaded eraser to first class. 1012:30. E. Comins.
KF 207 BEGINNERS ONLY LATIN DANCE
Improve coordination, memory and develop
stamina while working out to great music.
12:15-2:15. B. Sayegh.
KF 208 INTRODUCTION TO SEED BEADING
FOR BEGINNERS Learn basic techniques
of making seed bead jewelry. Materials list
distributed first day of class.$25 includes
registration and materials. 12:30-3. S. Zeisel.
KF 209 ADVANCED BEGINNER ITALIAN
For those with basic knowledge of Italian
grammar and conversation. 1-3. P. Niglio.
KF 210 P.A.C.E. Low impact exercise. No
class: Sept. 27. 1-3. T. Pratt.
KF 211 WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP
Various techniques of watercolor explored.
Bring to first class: 9” x 12” watercolor pad
(cold-pressed), set of watercolor transparent
paints, #6 round brush and ½ flat brush.
1-3. E. Comins.
WEDNESDAY
KF 301 STAINED GLASS DESIGN II Work
on projects using a glass cutter, soldering iron
FALL 2016 / 7
and glass grinder. Safety goggles mandatory.
All levels. $50 includes registration and
Stained Glass class. 9:30-12:30. G. Fishman.
KF 302 MEDITATION: RELAX, REFRESH &
RENEW Learn simple natural techniques to
help you find peace, creativity, inspiration,
better health, more self-awareness and more.
Four sessions: Sept. 14, 21, 28; Oct. 5. 10-12.
M. Eller.
KF 303 SHAKESPEARE Read, analyze and
discuss Coriolanus. 10-12. J. Trachten.
KF 304 BELLYWOOD & BOLLYWOOD Enjoy
sampling dance movements from the MidEast and from Bollywood movies. All levels.
10-12. A. Beeman.
KF 305 BEAD WORKSHOP Make beautiful
beaded jewelry. Materials needed for
first class: two colors of super duo beads,
#11/0 seed beads, #8/0 seed beads. Not for
beginners. 10-12:30. T. Gesuele.
KF 306 ZUMBA GOLD Focus on toning and
improving one’s muscle strength, posture,
mobility and coordination. 12:30-2:30. B.
Sayegh.
KF 307 THE DARK SIDE OF THE SCREEN
Screen and discuss: The Maltese Falcon;
Murders in the Rue Morgue; Harper; The
Birds; Born to Kill; Cape Fear; Female on the
Beach and more. 12:30-3. R. Romer.
KF 308 CREATIVE WRITING Learn specific
techniques and receive support in preparing
and polishing your materials such as
memoirs, fiction and essays. 12:30-3. M. Eller.
KF 309 JEWELRY: ADVANCED BEGINNERS
TO INTERMEDIATE Create handmade
jewelry using the art of seed beading. Must
know basics of seed beading techniques.
Materials list distributed at first class. 12:30-3.
S. Fuller.
KF 310 BEGINNERS DRAWING Learn to
draw simple fruit, objects and body parts.
Materials discussed first day of class. 1-3. A.
Ojo.
THURSDAY
KF 401 TAP DANCING Introduction to tap
dancing. Bring tap shoes, if available. Five
sessions: Oct. 20, 27; Nov. 3, 10, 17. 10-12. N.
Cangiano.
KF 402 STRETCH & RELAX Exercise for fun
and fitness using chairs and mats. No class
Sept. 29. 10-12. T. Pratt.
KF 403 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY Learn
to use your digital camera with a computer.
Bring your digital camera to class. $20
includes registration and supplies. 10-12. J.
Griffith.
KF 404 OPERA Learn what makes opera
one of the greatest of all art forms. Audio
and video excerpts of great operatic scenes
and different operatic voice types. Insights
into character development and plots. See
a final dress rehearsal at the Metropolitan
Opera House with an optional backstage tour
(Additional fee.). $15 includes registration
and materials. 10-12:30. J. Dzik.
KF 405 JAZZ JOURNEY WITH GRACE From
New Orleans to New York and all the places
in between. Take a virtual tour through the
world of Jazz and its fascinating history: the
music, the players, the styles, the stories.
Journey is enhanced by guest lecturers from
the Jazz community. 1-3. G. Metevier.
KF 406 LINE DANCING: BEGINNER/
ADVANCED BEGINNER Enjoy the pleasure
and exercise of dance. 1-3. N. Cangiano.
SPANISH Communication and
comprehension are the objectives. Practice
conversation through contemporary
experience and readings. Some background
in Spanish is beneficial. 1-3. E. Drayton.
KF 408 PAINTING WITH PAULA Explore the
flexibility and possibilities of painting with
acrylics. All levels.1-3. P. Hazelwood.
KF 409 INTRODUCTION TO OPERA Solos,
ensembles, choruses, extended scenes from
operas through the ages. Optional: backstage
tour of the Metropolitan Opera House
(Additional fees). $15 includes registration
and materials. Six sessions: October 13, 20,
27; Nov. 3, 10, 17. 1-3. J. Dzik.
KF 410 INTRODUCTION TO CROCHETING
Learn how to crochet. $30 includes
registration and materials. 1-3. D. Barnaby.
FRIDAY
KF 501 LEARN THE APPLE iPAD Learn
to operate this electronic device. Bring
your Apple iPad to class (must know ID &
password). 10-12. C. Rosen.
KF 502 CHORUS Perform in a group and
learn to sing multi-part compositions with
other singers. $15 includes registration and
materials. 10-12. J. DeRanieri.
KF 503 BEGINNERS QIGONG/CHAIR
An ancient Chinese exercise involving
meditation, controlled breathing and
movement. 10-12:30. J. He.
KF 504 ACRYLIC PAINTING & PASTELS
Introduction to basics of painting that
emphasizes drawing, composition, value and
color theory. Techniques of creating with
pastels explored. Bring drawing pad, charcoal
pencil, kneaded eraser and paint supplies to
class. Additional materials list distributed in
class. 10-12:30. J. Lippmann.
KF 505 KNITTING Beginners learn the basics.
Intermediate/Advanced select a project
and receive assistance in new techniques.
Materials for first class: #7 needles, worsted
weight yarn and patterns. individual
assistance on new stitches, pattern reading
and problems.1-3. S. Staton.
KF 506 INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED TAI
CHI Advanced knowledge of basic moves
is required. Improve and perfect your
movements. 1-3. J. He.
KF 507 LEARN THE APPLE iPAD Learn
to operate this electronic device. Bring
your Apple iPad to class (must know ID &
password). 1-3. C. Rosen.
KF 508 WOODWORKING Learn to make
small household objects and rescuing family
wood antiques. Tools and materials are
supplied. Bring your own wood to class.
Safety goggles mandatory. $30 includes
registration and some materials. 1-3. M.
Duberstein.
SEMINARS
KF 805 TAKE YOUR BEST VACATION
EVER! Learn easy strategies to utilize before,
during and after your trips. Tips shared by
a professional travel writer regarding travel
planning, journal writing, online apps,
souvenirs, photos and videos. Thursday, Sept.
15. 10-12. S. Friedman.
KF 806 VOLUNTEER! MAKE A DIFFERENCE
IN THE WORLD Discover and discuss
opportunities to volunteer: campaigning for
candidates and causes, serving at the Bowery
Mission, work as a museum docent, tutor,
assist at animal shelters and more. Thursday,
Sept. 15. 1-3. S. Friedman.
KF 807 SHORT STORIES Read and discuss
short stories (btwn 10-50 pgs) each session.
from The Dubliners by James Joyce. Read
the short story The Dead before first class.
The book can be printed for free online
at gutenberg.org. Three Friday sessions:
Sept. 16; Oct. 14; Nov. 18. 10-12. $6. S.
Rauschenbusch.
KF 808 LET’S KNIT SOCKS! Learn to knit
and finish a pair of socks. All levels. Bring
sock yarn and Size 4 DPN (double pointed
needles) to both seminars. Two Thursday
sessions: Sept. 22 & Oct. 20. 10-12:30. $4. L.
Broudy.
KF 809 SENSATIONAL SCARF TYING Learn
how to use scarf tying techniquws to flatter
your face enhance your appearance and
extend your wardrobe. Bring one medium
and/or large square scarf, a medium and
or large oblong (rectangle)scarf countertop
stand-up mirror to class. Thursday, Sept. 22.
1-3. R. Wilson.
KF 810 BRAIN GAMES Learn memory
games, mnemonic tricks and other mental
activities to stimulate the brain. Friday, Sept.
23. 10-12. S. Louer.
KF 811 HOW TO KEEP ACCURATE
MEDICAL RECORDS Keep accurate records
on health expenses and the roles of your
primary insurers and secondary carriers. Q
& A. Thursday, Sept. 29. 10:30-12:30. No Fee.
R. Burwick.
KF 812 WHAT’S IN YOUR CLOSET? Learn
simple and creative ways to organize, update
and maximize your wardrobe. Go shopping
in your clothes closet and give new life and
style to old favorites and forgotten gems.
Thursday, Sept. 29. 1-3. R. Wilson.
KF 813 SEX, SENIORS & SAFETY Discover
the latest information about the effects that
medication, nutrition and life transitions can
have on one’s sexual awareness. Learn how to
formulate personal questions for your doctor.
Thursday, Oct. 13. 10-12:30. P. Boyd.
KF 814 SALUTE TO DOO WOP Relive the
days of the 1950’s and 60’s Doo Wop music.
Enjoy video performances and discuss the
history of Doo Wop groups then and now.
Friday, Oct. 21. 10-12:30. D. Isoldi.
KF 815 MINI WELLNESS VACATION Learn
gentle and fun techniques of relaxation,
which can be practiced at home. Two
Wednesday sessions: Nov. 2 & 9. 10-12. $4.
M. Eller.
KF 816 ALEXANDER CALDER View a film
and discuss the life and works of this famous
artist, “father of the mobile.” Wednesday, Nov.
16. 10-12:30. S. Gansl.
KF 817 JOYS OF SOLO TRAVEL Instructor
shares her experience and offers solo
travel tips. Thursday, Nov. 17. 10-12:30. C.
Silverman.
MANHATTAN
MONDAY
MF 101 SHORT STORY INTO FILM Read a
short story for each class and view the screen
adaptation the following week. Discuss the
merits of both the literary story and the movie
after each film. $15 includes registration and
materials. 9:45-12:15. W. Wyss.
MF 102 DUPLICATE BRIDGE Must be an
experienced player. $13 includes registration
and materials. 9:45-12:15. M. Gecht.
MF 103 SHAKESPEARE Read, analyze
and discuss The Merchant of Venice. Bring
your own copy of the play to class. 10-12. J.
Trachten.
MF 104 NEOCLASSICISM & ROMANTIC
ART A survey of the Neoclassical and
Romantic art movements in Europe between
1789-1848. 10-12. D. Becker.
MF 105 CALLIGRAPHY Copperplate
calligraphy with a pointed pen: review basics,
plus variations, flourishes, greeting cards
and envelope design. Beginners welcome.
Materials needed: paper, Higgins Eternal Ink,
ruler, Hunt 101 nib and oblique penholder.
10-12. C. Nguyen.
MF 106 DANCERCISE Dance and exercise
for fitness and fun. Learn Country Western,
Folk, Line and Broadway Styles. 10-12. G.
Adler.
MF 107 ACADEMY AWARD WINNING
FILMS Discuss and analyze these films: All
About Eve, The French Connection, Kramer
vs. Kramer, Amadeus and more. 10-12:30. R.
Romer.
MF 108 GENTLE YOGALATES A slow
yoga practice using chairs, standing poses
and guided meditation along with a simple
pilates mat class for body conditioning and
strengthening. 12:30-2:30. G. Adler.
MF 109 NEOCLASSICISM & ROMANTIC
ART A survey of the Neoclassical and
Romantic art movements in Europe between
1789-1848. 12:30-2:30. D. Becker.
MF 110 RUBBER STAMPING & PAPER
CRAFTS Basic techniques to create handmade
items: greeting cards, stationery, scrapbook
paper, one-of-a-kind gifts. Different project
each week. $35 includes registration and
materials. 12:30-2:30. C. Nguyen.
MF 111 BEGINNING FRENCH Learn
conversational French, grammar, vocabulary
and everyday expressions and phrases. $13
includes registration and materials. 12:452:45. M. Louis.
MF 112 YIDDISH LANGUAGE & CULTURE
Conversation, reading, stories, poems
and songs. Some knowledge of Yiddish
required. $15 includes registration and
materials.12:45-2:45. M. Leberstein.
MF 113 BRIDGE: INTERMEDIATE
Instruction and free play. Bring your own
cards. 12:45-2:45. M. Gecht.
TUESDAY
MF 201 WOODWORKING Learn to make
small toys, household objects and salvage
favorite pieces. Power tools provided.
Materials to be determined. Safety goggles
mandatory. $25 includes registration and
materials. 9:30-12:30. P. Papademetriou.
MF 202 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH Learn
to understand and speak fluent Spanish.
Emphasis on grammar and vocabulary.
Knowledge of reading, writing and speaking
some Spanish is required. Book: Advanced
Spanish Step-by-Step by Barbara Bregstein.
No beginners. You may register for MF
202 or MF 212, but not both. $13 includes
registration and materials. 10-12. M. Stahl.
MF 203 ITALIAN: BEGINNER Grammar,
easy conversation and simple reading. Books:
Italian, A Self-Teaching Guide by Edorado
A. Lebano (2nd edition) and Raccontini
Simpatici by Liliana Briefel (ISBN 0-65800544-8). You may register for MF 203 or MF
208, but not both. 10-12. A. DeGennaro.
MF 204 SHORT STORIES Discussion of short
stories and their style and significance. You
may register for MF 204 or MF 210, but not
both. 10-12. A. Zuckerberg.
MF 205 THE DOO WOP EXPERIENCE Relive
the music of the 50’s and 60’s. Discuss and
view rare performances of the groups now
and then. Learn Doo Wop harmony, sing-along, listen and analyze recordings. 10-12. D.
Isoldi.
MF 206 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH Reinforce
oral and written communication skills. Study
familiar situations in everyday life. Some
knowledge of French required. $13 includes
registration and materials. 10-12. M. Louis.
MF 207 CHORUS Learn simple elements of
music while experiencing the joy of singing.
10-12. T. Morino.
MF 208 ITALIAN: INTERMEDIATE/
ADVANCED Italian I pre-requisite. Some
skill in conversation and reading necessary.
Grammar, reading and conversation are
covered. Book: Italian, A Self-Teaching Guide
by Edorado A. Lebano (2nd edition). You may
register for MF 203 or MF 208, but not both.
12:30-2:30. A. DeGennaro.
MF 209 GOLDEN VOICES Study of artistry
and lives of great opera stars: Ponselle,
Farrell, Grigolo and DiStefano. Six sessions:
Sept. 13, 20; Oct. 18, 25; Nov. 1, 15. 12:152:15. B. Haspel.
MF 210 SHORT STORIES Discussion of short
stories, their style and significance. You may
register for MF 204 or MF 210, but not both.
12:30-2:30. A. Zuckerberg.
MF 211 DRAWING: BEGINNER &
INTERMEDIATE Study the basic principles
of drawing that create volume. Learn how to
develop the illusion of a three dimensional
form on a two dimensional surface. Materials
needed for first class: HB/6B pencils,
kneaded eraser, blending stump, chamois and
Strathmore 11”x14” medium surface drawing
pad. 12:30-2:30. R. Baumann.
MF 212 SPANISH FOR BEGINNERS Learn
Spanish based on simple vocabulary, basic
grammar and conversational skills. Book:
Easy Spanish Step-by-Step by Barbara
Bregstein. You may register for MF 202
or MF 212, but not both. $13 includes
registration and materials. 12:30-2:30. M.
Stahl.
MF 213 MAH JONGG FOR EXPERIENCED
PLAYERS For advanced and advanced
imtermediate players. Bring a current
National Mah Jongg League card to class.
12:30-2:30. H. Rothman.
MF 214 MIDDLE EASTERN DANCING
Ancient art of belly dancing. Enjoy Arabic,
play on the zills (finger cymbals). All levels.
12:45-2:45. A. Beeman.
WEDNESDAY
MF 301 COMEDY APPRECIATION Explore
the art and craft of stand-up comedy and how
the comic perspective can decrease pain and
increase happiness. Guest comedians and
classic videos. 9:45-11:45. P. Herzich.
MF 302 BRIDGE: ADVANCED BEGINNERS
& INTERMEDIATE Instruction and free play.
9:45-12:15. C. Rubin.
MF 303 STAINED GLASS Work on projects
using a glass cutter, soldering iron and glass
grinder. Purchase you own stained glass,
soldering iron, breaker and combinations
pliers. Safety goggles mandatory. $30 includes
registration and some materials. 9:45-12:45.
B. Butt.
MF 304 BEHIND THE SCENES OF
HOLLYWOOD MUSICALS Examine the
making of beloved musicals and explore
highlights. Films include: Yankee Doodle
Dandy, Meet Me in St. Louis, An American in
Paris and more. 10-12. P. Harwood.
MF 305 CREATIVE WRITING Use exercises
and source material to enhance the “creative
imperative” within you. All levels. $15
includes registration and materials. 10-12. M.
Glenn.
MF 306 TAI CHI Introduction to basic
principles and movements of this ancient
Chinese exercise to improve balance. Some
chair exercises. 10-12. J. He.
MF 307 RECORDER: INTERMEDIATE
Improving your technique and
understanding. $12 includes registration and
materials. 10:15-12:15. R. Zeitlin.
MF 308 POLITICS & THE CINEMA Films
include: The Triangle Fire Scandal; Kennedys:
The Curse of Power; 66 A.D.; Master Spy; and
Elizabeth R. 12:15-2:45. L. Carrubba.
MF 309 MAH JONGG: BEGINNERS/
INTERMEDIATE Learn the game and brush
up on prior skills. Bring a current National
Mah Jongg League card to class. 12:30-2:30. J.
Somerville.
MF 310 CANASTA Learn and play the
Modern American version of the popular
game. It’s an easy game to play, but difficult
to master. $12 includes registration and
materials. 12:30-3. J. Kotkin.
MF 311 QI QONG (TAI CHI) DEEP
BREATHING EXERCISES First hour standing
up; second hour sitting on chairs. 12:45-2:45.
J. He.
MF 312 RECORDER: ADVANCED Improve
your technique and ensemble playing. $12
includes registration and materials. 12:452:45. R. Zeitlin.
MF 313 NUTRITION COGNITION Beat the
high cost of health care by staying well. apply
the science of nutrition to maintain good
health and prevent disease and dysfunction.
$15 includes registration and materials.
12:45-2:45. S. Elbaz.
THURSDAY
MF 401 BEADING WITH POLYMER CLAY
Polymer clay, a plastic form of clay, can
mimic gem stones, blown glass and precious
metals. Use it to create beads to make
necklaces, earrings and other jewelry. Bring
to first class: 2 packs of Premo polymer clay,
acrylic rolling pin, tissue blade, rubber mat
or ceramic tile. $15 includes registration and
some materials. 9:30-12. H. Weinberg.
MF 402 THE JOY OF OPERA Explore and
view classic European operas/ operettas
written in the early 20th Century including
Puccini’s Girl of the Golden West and
Turandot; R. Strauss’ Der Rosenkavalier
and Lehar’s The Merry Widow. View, listen
and discuss. $15 includes registration and
materials. Begins Sept. 22. 9:30-12. E.
Godfrey.
MF 403 YOGA Gentle stretching and
relaxation practices which bring about a
feeling of peace and well-being in the mind,
body and spirit. 9:45-11:45. C. DeVito.
MF 404 SKETCHING & DRAWING Use
various dry media to sketch multiple objects.
Bring a pencil, charcoal, India ink, colored
markers, drawing pad and any other media
of your choice to first class. 9:45-11:45. F.
Feldman.
MF 405 TRAVEL THROUGH HISTORY Take
a virtual tour of different parts of the world
learning the history of each destination.
Explore Alaska, Latin America, Panama and
more. Seven sessions. Begins Sept. 29. 10-12.
J. Rossi.
MF 406 ZUMBA GOLD FITNESS Improve
stamina, balance and memory while having
fun. Dance combined with fitness exercises,
stretching and light weights. 10-12. B. Sayegh.
MF 407 CARD TRICKS Entertain family and
friends like a professional. Bring a deck of
cards to first class. 10-12. S. Gertzman.
MF 408 BEADING: BEGINNERS Learn basic
bead weaving skills to make jewelry. Must
be able to thread a fine needle. Materials list
sent prior to first class. Project list distributed
in class. 12:15-2:45. H. Weinberg.
MF 409 QUILTING Create beautiful works
of art. Sew quilts, pillows and decorative
accessories. $15 includes registration and
materials. 12:15-2:45. D. Holland.
MF 410 ITALIAN CINEMA View a series of
Marcello Mastroiani films shown in Italian
with English subtitles. Films include: Le
notti bianche; leri, oggi e domani; Divorzio all’
Italiana and more. Discuss in English. $15
includes registration and materials. 12:152:45. J. Worth.
MF 411 DRAWING Creative work done with
wet and dry media. Bring a #2 pencil, eraser,
ball point pen and paper to first class. 12:152:45. J. Comins.
MF 412 ACTING Use theater exercises,
monologues and scene work to further
your skills in a low risk environment. $15
includes registration and materials. 12:452:45. E. Rosen.
FRIDAY
MF 501 HITCHCOCK FILMS View American
films revealing the thematic progression
and increasing obsession with the darker,
more aberrant aspects of human experience.
Films include: Shadow of a Doubt,’ I Confess;
Spellbound; The Wrong Man and more. 9:4512:15. A. Balgley.
MF 502 BEAD WEAVING: BEGINNER TO
INTERMEDIATE Learn basic to intermediate
skills of beadweaving to create various types
of jewelry. Bring to first class: smooth cloth
to bead on, 2 colors of 11/o or 8/o seed
beads, #10 beading needle, Nymo D thread
or FireLine (6 to 8 lbs.). List supplied for
projects. 9:45-12:15. E. Esses.
MF 503 LEARN TO PLAY THE PIANO Bring
your own electronic keyboard to class. Work
on the ABC’s of piano playing. Beginners and
intermediates welcome. 10-12. N. Zamcheck.
MF 504 CHINESE BRUSHWORK PAINTING
Learn Chinese painting with oriental brushes
on rice paper. All levels. 10-12. S. Ng.
MF 505 VOCAL TECHNIQUE WORKSHOP
Use your voice as a means of interpretation
and communication. $15 includes
registration and materials. Five sessions: Sept.
16, 30; Oct. 21,28; Nov. 4. 10-12. B. Haspel.
MF 506 PLAYWRITING Learn to create
dramatic characters and develop a strong
plot while writing short scenes and plays.
Constructive feedback is offered. Seasoned
or first-time playwrights. $13 includes
registration and materials. 10-12. M. Polsky.
MF 507 RETIREES READ BOOK CLUB
Read and discuss one book approximately
every three weeks. Read The Rent Collector
by Cameron Wright for first class. Other
selections chosen by group. Four sessions:
Sept. 16; Oct. 7, 28; Nov. 18. 12:15-2:15. C.
Lambert.
MF 508 LINE DANCING Learn the basics of
line dances and enjoy this mind and body
stimulating activity. 12:30-2:30. L. Kalipetes.
MF 509 KNITTING Beginners learn the
basics. Intermediate/Advanced will select
a project and receive assistance in new
techniques. Beginners must bring a size 8
needle and worsted weight yarn (scarf pattern
supplied) for first class. All levels. 12:30-2:30.
L. Boudy.
MF 510 WATERCOLOR PAINTING Develop
your artistic ability painting landscapes,
seascapes and flowers. All levels. Bring
watercolor set and pad to first class. 12:302:30. S. Ng.
MF 511 IMPROVISATIONAL THEATER
Create characters, scenes and even full
plays using your imagination and working
together. $13 includes registration and
materials. 12:30-2:30. M. Polsky.
SEMINARS
MF 805 SALUTE TO FRANK SINATRA: OL’
BLUE EYES The life and career of Sinatra.
View concert performances through the years
and appearances with Judy Garland, Dean
Martin, Elvis, and more. Tuesday, Sept. 27.
12:15-2:45. D. Isoldi.
MF 806 CONVERSATIONAL HEBREW Learn
and practice basic conversational phrases.
Ability to read Hebrew is not required. Two
Thursday sessions: Sept. 22 & 29. $4. 12:302:30. J. Goldman.
MF 807 FRENCH FOLK MUSIC STARS &
THEIR SONGS Explore France’s lively folk
scene and heroes in Paris during the 50’s
and 60’s. Levin sings, translates and shares
their stories. Thursday, Sept. 29. 12:30-2:30.
H. Levin.
MF 808 GREAT ROCK & ROLL
COMPOSERS Listen to the music and stories
of Ellie Greenwich/Jeff Barry; Samuel “Buck”
Ram and Bert Berns. Songs include: Da Doo
Ron Ron; Only You; The Great Pretender and
more. Tuesday, Oct. 11. 12:15-2:45. H. Bloch.
MF 809 COOL COLORING MIXED WITH
HOT TOPICS Coloring books can stimulate
our senses and combat stress. bring your
own coloring book, crayons/colored pencils
and markers to first class. Three Thursday
sessions: Oct. 20, 27; Nov. 3. $6. 12:45-2:45.
D. Sklar.
MF 810 HOW TO KEEP ACCURATE
on health expenses and the roles of your
primary insurers and secondary carriers. Q
& A. Thursday, Nov. 10. 12:45-2:45. No Fee.
I. Lospenuso.
QUEENS
MONDAY
QF 101 ITALIAN: ADVANCED BEGINNERS
Learn how Italians live, shop and eat. Basic
knowledge of Italian required. Required
textbook: Italian, A Self Teaching Guide by
Eduardo A. Lebano (2nd edition; ISBN: 978-0471-35961-6). 10:15-12:15. S. Swinbune.
QF 102 LOVE YOUR APPLE iPAD Learn to
use this computing device that suits most
of our retirees’ needs: e-mail, surfing the
web, playing games with friends and more.
Bring your Apple iPad to class. Instruction
for Apple iPad ONLY. WiFi provided; you
don’t need 4G service. You may register for
only one Apple iPad class. 10:15-12:15. A.
Cumba.
QF 103 DRAWING & SKETCHING:
ADVANCED Use charcoal, pen, pencil and
ink wash. Explore black and white media.
Supply list mailed prior to first class. No class
Oct. 6. 10:15-12:15. L. D’Abate.
QF 104 TAI CHI: ANCIENT CHINESE
MARTIAL ART Practice the basic principles
and movements of this ancient Chinese
exercise. Wear comfortable shoes and
clothing. You may register for only one Tai
Chi class.10:15-12:15. Y. H. Wang.
QF 105 BRIDGE: INTERMEDIATE Review,
reinforce and expand bidding knowledge.
Preset hands provide for application of the
basics to declarer and defender play. Required
textbook: Bridge Basics 2, Competitive
Bidding by Audrey Grant (ISBN: 978-0939460-91-5). 10:15-12:15. G. Hudson.
QF 106 ART WITH AN IMPRESSIONIST
FLAIR USING ACRYLICS & OILS Learn
how to paint in the impressionistic style.
Work from still-life and photos. Each class
begins with teacher demonstration. Supply
list mailed prior to first class. 10:15-2:15. B.
DeCeglie.
QF 107 MYSTERY STORIES What fun it is
to solve “who dunits.” Analyze mysteries and
more. Discuss and view famous detective
films. Reading list available at first class.
Read And Then There Were None by Agatha
Christie before first class. 10:30-12:30. M.
Eller.
QF 108 GUITAR: BEGINNERS/
INTERMEDIATE Note reading, chord
progressions and finger picking patterns.
Songs from old and popular genres included.
Bring your own guitar, preferably with nylon
strings. 10:30-12:30. M. Patelson.
QF 109 DRAWING & SKETCHING:
BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE Use charcoal,
pen, pencil and ink wash. Explore black and
white media. Bring a sketch pad and #2B
pencil to first class. Supply list mailed prior
to first class. No class Oct. 6. 12:45-2:45. L.
D’Abate.
QF 110 LOVE YOUR APPLE iPAD Learn
to use this marvelous computing device
that suits most of our retirees needs: e-mail,
surfing the web, playing games with friends
and more. Bring your Apple iPad to class.
Instruction for Apple iPad ONLY. WiFi
provided; you don’t need 4G service. You
may register for only one Apple iPad class.
FALL 2016 / 9
12:45-2:45. A. Cumba.
QF 111 ENSEMBLE MUSIC Explore a variety
of music combinations and styles of duos,
trios, quartets and chamber music. Must have
basic proficiency on an instrument (strings,
woodwind or keyboard). 12:45-2:45. M.
Patelson.
QF 112 ISRAELI FOLK DANCING:
INTERMEDIATE Learn traditional Israeli
circle and line dances. Wear sneakers or
flat soled comfortable shoes. 12:45-2:45. A.
Bloom.
QF 113 BRIDGE WORKSHOP:
INTERMEDIATE Improve your skills with
supervised practice and limited instruction.
Find answers/solutions as you play the game.
12:45-2:45. G. Hudson.
TUESDAY
QF 201 SPANISH: BEGINNERS/ADVANCED
BEGINNERS Learn to communicate
in Spanish for daily use. Emphasis on
grammatical principles to facilitate listening,
speaking and reading. Some knowledge is an
advantage, but beginners welcome. Required
textbook: Easy Spanish Step by Step by
Barbara Bregstein. 10:15-12:15. E. Martin.
QF 202 INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOSHOP
& iPHOTO BLENDING Learn how to take
photos to create works of art using different
filters and brushes to create personal
invitations and business cards using toolbars
and menus. Use Photoshop and iPhoto
tools to customize your photo, remove
backgrounds and add new ones. Bring a flash
drive with 15-20 photos to download and use
in class. 10:15-12:15. R. Cooper.
QF 203 ORIGAMI: JAPANESE ART OF
PAPER FOLDING Projects include gift
containers, flowers, butterflies, birds, other
animals and more. Items can be used as gifts.
Materials discussed at first class. 10:15-12:15.
R. Malinconico.
QF 204 TAI CHI: MODERN
INTERPRETATION A modern interpretation
where you learn exercises to build strength,
flexibility and coordination for improved
health. Wear comfortable shoes and clothing.
You may register for only one Tai chi class.
No class Oct. 18. 10:15-12:15. K. Sullivan.
QF 205 MAH JONGG Beginners will learn
this ancient game involving skill and luck.
More experienced players will gain expertise
in fine points. Bring your own Mah Jongg
card and set (if you have one). 10:15-12:15. R.
Feldman.
QF 206 OIL PAINTING: STILL LIFE &
PORTRAITURE Beginners and advanced
students welcome. First class is a still life
demonstration. Supply list mailed prior to first
class. 10:15-2:15. E. Morozowski.
QF 207 STAINED GLASS Beginners learn the
fundamentals of stained glass design, glass
cutting and copper foil assembly to develop
and complete their projects. Experienced
students receive guidance on more advanced
creations. Work at your own pace. Safety
goggles mandatory. Supply list mailed prior
to first class. You may register for only
one Stained Glass course. $65 includes
registration and some materials.10:30-2:30. L.
Carbone.
QF 208 CLASSIC FILMS: FROM NYC’S
BROADWAY TO HOLLYWOOD View and
discuss The Miracle Worker; The Prime of Miss
Jean Brodie; Pygmalion/My Fair Lady and
more. 11-2. P. Levenson.
QF 209 SPANISH: INTERMEDIATE/
ADVANCED For those with prior knowledge
of Spanish to enhance communication
skills for daily use. Required textbook:
Advanced Spanish Step by Step by Barbara
Bregstein.12:45-2:45. E. Martin.
QF 210 BEYOND THE BASICS OF THE
APPLE iPHONE Get more comfortable using
your Apple iPhone by understanding the
settings, contacts, face time, photos, safari and
other apps. 12:45-2:45. R. Cooper.
QF 211 LINE DANCING: BEGINNERS PLUS
Exercise in disguise by learning new dances
using all your favorite steps to keep your body
and mind healthy. 12:45-2:45. R. Malinconico.
QF 212 SOCIAL MAH JONGG Play for fun
and enjoyment with limited instruction.
Bring your own Mah Jongg card and set (if
you have one). 12:45-2:45. R. Feldman.
WEDNESDAY
QF 301 CREATIVE WRITING Dream of
publishing your own novel, short story,
memoir, essay or play? Learn key strategies,
techniques and receive valuable feedback to
help get your work published. $17 includes
registration and materials. 10:15-12:15. J.
Cunningham.
QF 302 YOGA Learn how to release stress
while becoming stronger and more flexible.
The adapted poses allow everyone beginners
to experienced yogis and those with injuries
and illnesses to be become physically fit. You
may register for only one Yoga class. No
class Sept. 28. 10:15-12:15. T. Pratt.
QF 303 ADVANCED PHOTOSHOP Refine
your photo images at the Queens Learning
Center lab. Bring a flash drive with your own
photos. Required: Your own transportation
to each field trip. Six sessions plus two field
trips (3 hrs. each). Begins Sept. 21. Sites and
dates distributed at first class. 10:15-12:15. J.
Kramer.
QF 304 BRIDGE: BEGINNER Learn the
basics. Required textbook: Bridge Basics 1, An
Introduction by Audrey Grant. (ISBN: 978-0939460-11-3). 10:15-12:15. D. Woo.
QF 305 PASTEL PAINTING Become
acquainted with pastel as a painting medium.
Drawing skills, understanding design
concepts and color theory are stressed.
Paintings are developed from photos students
choose. Supply list mailed prior to first class.
10:15-2:15. C. Obergfell.
QF 306 PIANO KEYBOARD: BEGINNER/
INTERMEDIATE Note reading, chord playing
and a variety of music is covered. Bring your
own keyboard (61 keys) and headphones.
10:30-1:30. M. Patelson.
QF 307 STAINED GLASS Beginners learn the
and complete their own projects. Experienced
creations. Work at your own pace. Safety
goggles mandatory. Supply list mailed prior
to first class. $65 includes registration and
Stained Glass course. 10:30-2:30. L. Carbone.
QF 308 ZUMBA Learn this dance program
inspired by Latin rhythms that have been
modified for retirees and beginners in their
exercise routine. Wear comfortable clothes
and shoes. Bring a towel and water bottle.
12:30-2:30. J. Ramirez.
QF 309 DOO WOP; BROOKLYN & QUEENS
Listen to the music and hear the stories of the
great groups from Brooklyn and Queens: Jay
& the Americans, Jive Five, Cleftones, Tokens
and more. 12:30-3. H. Bloch.
QF 310 BRIDGE WORKSHOP: BEGINNER
Supervised practice with limited instruction
for beginners. Improve your logic,
concentration, reasoning skills and increase
your bidding and playing knowledge. 12:452:45. D. Woo.
THURSDAY
QF 401 CANASTA Introduction to the basics.
Enjoy playing and developing your skills.
10:15-12:15. A. Dryshpel.
QF 402 MATURE MOVES Lively and
energizing easy-does-it aerobic and
calisthenics workout. Loose clothing and
sneakers required. Check fitness with your
doctor. 10:15-12:15. G. Judelson.
QF 403 CANASTA Introduction to the basics.
Enjoy playing and developing your skills.
10:15-12:15. L. Cohen.
QF 404 ACRYLIC PAINTING Application and
technique. Emphasis on individual expression,
the study of color, composition and design.
Be ready to paint at first class. Required: vinyl,
latex, non-latex or rubber gloves. Supply list
mailed prior to first class. 10:15-2:15. M.
Gorsky.
QF 405 PAINTING IN WATERCOLORS The
luminosity and nuance of watercolor makes
it perfectly suited for still-life. Explore a range
of watercolor techniques such as wet-on-wet,
resist, and glazing. Different still-life each
week. You may bring your photos or prints for
source material. All levels. Supply list mailed
prior to first class.10:15-2:15. C. Rickey.
QF 406 QUILTING Work on a modern version
of an old quilt pattern called “log cabin.”
Sewing machines available. Basic quilting
supplies necessary. All levels. $20 includes
registration and materials. 11-2. J. Isaacs.
QF 407 CONTEMPORARY POETRY Use
creativity and imagination to write and
discuss poetry. 12:15-2:15. A. Spero.
QF 408 SINGER’S SINGERS Nearly forgotten
timeless popular tunesmiths and singers of
standards are kept alive with plenty of rare
sought after vocal examples on audiotape.
Presentations include memorabilia, fully
researched biography and history. Q & A.
12:45-2:45. D. Singer.
QF 409 LINE DANCING: BEGINNERS
Great way to exercise by learning dances in
a variety of music styles: old and new, Cha
Cha, Mambo, Tango, Waltz. No partners
or experience necessary. 12:45-2:45. R.
Malinconico.
QF 410 MAH JONGG Beginners enjoy
learning this ancient game involving skill and
luck. More experienced players gain expertise
in fine points. Bring your Mah Jongg card and
set (if you have one). 12:45-2:45. L. Cohen.
FRIDAY
QF 501 PLEASURES OF READING Read and
discuss contemporary short stories from The
O. Henry Prize Stories, 2016 (Laura Furman,
editor). Read the first two stories before first
class. 10:15-12:15. M. Levinson.
QF 502 YOGA Learn how to release stress
while becoming stronger and more flexible.
The adapted poses allow everyone: beginners
to experienced yogis; those with injuries and
illnesses to be become physically fit. Seven
sessions. No class Sept. 23, 30. You may
register for only one Yoga class. 10:15-12:15.
T. Pratt.
QF 503 BRIDGE: ADVANCED Improve your
skill as declarer and defender with play of
hand techniques. Score the extra trick that
makes you a desired partner and a feared
opponent. Required textbook: Bridge Basics 3,
Popular Conventions by Audrey Grant (ISBN
978-0-030460-92-2) 10:15-12:15. G. Hudson.
QF 504 OPERA Audio and video excerpts of
great operatic and different voice types. See
a final dress rehearsal at the Metropolitan
Opera house with optional backstage tour
(additional fee). $15 includes registration and
materials. 10:15-12:45. J. Dzik.
QF 505 PAINTING WITH CONFIDENCE
FOR BEGINNERS Create your masterpiece
following step-by-step instructions. Explore
color theory and brush techniques using
inexpensive acrylic paint. Supply list sent prior
to first class. 10:15-1:15. R. Cooper.
QF 506 FILMS WITH JEWISH THEMES
View and discuss films that portray Jewish
connections in America, anti-Semitism, the
Holocaust and other Jewish themes. Films
include: The Policeman; Phoenix; Labyrinth of
Lies and more. 12:30-2:45. M. Levinson.
QF 507 BRIDGE WORKSHOP: ADVANCED
Supervised practice with limited instruction
for experienced players. Discussion of
modern methods of bidding and play. 12:452:45. G. Hudson.
QF 508 MEDITATION Discover ways to calm
yourself and release stress. Seven sessions. No
class Sept. 23, 30. 12:45-2:45. T. Pratt.
QF 509 MEMOIR WRITING Easy and fun
memoir writing recalling days, people, pets,
trips and events that are the patchwork of
your unique history. All levels. 12:45-2:45. M.
Eller.
SEMINARS
QF 805 NEOCLASSICISM ART IN EUROPE
Survey of this classical revival in Europe from
the 18th and early 19th centuries. Wednesday,
Sept. 14. 10:15-12:15. D. Becker.
QF 806 STILL A TEACHER AT HEART
Teachers will always remain the backbone of
our society. Hoping to bring together a group
of retired educators will review and share their
past experience in the classroom. Friday, Sept.
16. 10:15-12:15. C. Diamond.
QF 807 HOW TO KEEP ACCURATE
for health expenses and the roles of your
primary insurers and secondary carriers. Q &
A. Wednesday, Sept. 21. 10:30-12:30. No Fee.
R. Burwick.
QF 808 ROMANTICISM ART IN EUROPE
Look at romanticism and its subjective
emotions in European art. Wednesday, Sept.
28. 10:15-12:15. D. Becker.
QF 809 IDENTITY THEFT All you need
to know about protecting your personal
information and how to prevent theft.
Wednesday, Oct. 5. 10:15-12:15. No Fee. K.
Haefelin, NYSUT.
QF 810 GLORIA ESTEFAN & THE MIAMI
SOUND MACHINE Discuss highlights
of Gloria’s career and view clips of her
performances with the Miami Sound Machine
and as a solo artist. Friday, Oct. 14. 10:1512:15. D. Isoldi.
QF 811 KOREAN SPIRIT & CULTURAL
PROMOTION PROJECT View documentary
films about Korea’s artistic and cultural
achievements such as Hangui (Korean
alphabet) and the Sacred Bell of King
Seongdeok (a national treasure) and Korea’s
industrial achievements since the Korean
War. Complimentary Korean traditional
refreshments follow the films. Wednesday,
Oct. 19. 10;15-12:15. Korean Spirit Cultural
Promotion Project.
QF 812 CROSSWORDS: SOLVING TIPS
Start with the basics and work up to tricky
clues as we solve a puzzle together. Review
popular and clever crossword themes. Three
Wednesday sessions: Oct. 26, Nov. 9 & 16. $6.
10:15-12:15. J. Sullivan.
QF 813 FRANKIE VALLI & THE FOUR
SEASONS Discuss highlights of his career
and view clips of performances with the Four
Seasons. Friday, Oct. 28. 10:15-12:15. D.
Isoldi.
QF 814 GEORGE SEGAL: AMERICAN
PAINTER & SCULPTOR Segal who is
associated with the Pop Art Movement is
famous for introducing the use of plaster
bandages as a medium for sculptor.
Discussion and film. Friday, Oct. 28. 12:30-3.
S. Gansl.
QF 815 BILLY JOEL Discuss highlighets of his
career . View clips of his solo performances
and with famous guests. Friday, Nov. 4. 10:1512:15. D. Isoldi.
QF 816 DUANE HANSON: PHOTOREALIST
SCULPTOR Known for his hyperreal
sculptures made of fiberglass and polyester
resin of Americans doing everyday things.
Discuss the sculptor’s life and works with one
of Hanson’s colleagues. Friday, Nov. 4. 12:30-3.
S. Gansl.
STATEN ISLAND
MONDAY
RF 101 ITALIAN: INTERMEDIATE For those
who speak and read Italian and want to
improve their comprehension, pronunciation
and conversation skills. Emphasis on reading
and grammatical principles. Meets in annex.
10:15-12:15. R. Caputo.
RF 102 JEWELRY & BEADING DESIGN:
BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE For those
who have little or no experience using the
tools necessary to create jewelry with beads.
Purchase materials with instructor’s guidance.
Meets in annex. You may register for only
one jewelry class. 10:15-12:15. G. Catanzaro.
RF 103 CANASTA: BEGINNERS For those
who have never played the game. 10:15-12:15.
S. Stanley.
RF 104 CANASTA PLAY LAB For those
who play, but would like to become more
experienced. Provide your own cards and
tray. 10:15-12:15. U. Mackler.
RF 105 CANASTA PLAYLAB II For the
experienced player. Provide your own cards
and tray. 10:15-12:15. S. Siegel.
RF 106 PAINTING WITH OILS Explore your
creative side by learning to paint with oils.
No experience necessary. all levels. Email
azimring@uft.org for supply list prior to first
class. Supplies needed for first class. 10:1512:15. M. Troshane.
RF 107 INTRODUCTION TO GERMAN Learn
the culture of Germany, Austria, Switzerland
and the language common to all. For those
with little or no knowledge of German. all
levels. Meets in annex. 12:30-2:30. J. Rueckert.
RF 108 MODERN DAY PINOCHLE: IT’S NOT
YOUR GRANDPA’S GAME Team play. Win
and reward plateaus as you maximize bids. It
takes a bissel skill, some card sense and after
eight weeks you will play like a pro. 12:302:30. R. Stein.
RF 109 ADVANCED JEWELRY DESIGN &
BEADING Learn how to use beads creatively
through your own designs with instructor’s
guidance. For those with prior beading
experience. Purchase your own supplies.
Email azimring@uft.org for supply list prior
to first class. You may register for only one
jewelry class. $12 includes registration and
pattern fees. 12:30-2:30. N. Keay.
RF 110 YOGA Strive for a strong healthy
body, mind and spirit through breathing,
movement and meditation. Chair optional.
Wear yoga/exercise apparel. Bring a yoga mat.
12:30-2:30. F. Kosowski.
RF 111 MAH JONGG: BEGINNERS For those
who want to learn the game. 12:30-2:30. M.
Schiebel.
RF 112 MAH JONGG PLAY LAB Practice the
basics of the game. For those who play. Bring
your own set. 12:30-2:30. R. Entis.
RF 113 ITALIAN CINEMA View and discuss
Italian films from the 40’s to present (Italian
with English subtitles). Films include:
Fellini’s The Nights of Cabiria; DeSica’s
Shoeshine; Pasolini’s Mamma Roma and more.
Discussion to follow. Meets in annex. 12:30-3.
F. Corti.
TUESDAY
RF 201 ADVANCED STAINED GLASS LAB
For experienced students capable of working
independently and creating complex projects.
Purchase your own supplies. Safety goggles
mandatory. $15 includes registration and use
of large equipment. 9-12. C. Pato.
RF 202 DISCOVER YOUR APPLE iPAD &
iPHONE Learn to operate your Apple devices
for emailing, navigating the internet, texting,
taking photos and more. Meets in annex.
10:15-12:15. C. Rosen.
RF 203 ITALIAN FOR BEGINNERS For those
with little or no knowledge of Italian but
enjoy traveling, music, art and culture of Il Bel
Paese. Meets in annex. 10:15-12:15. R. Caputo.
RF 204 WATERCOLORS Develop your own
style while learning various techniques. All
levels. Email azimring@uft.org for supply
list prior to first class. Meets in annex. 10:1512:15. P. Whitehouse.
RF 205 GREAT BOOKS: CLASSICS &
POPULAR LITERATURE Group consensus
will determine selections. 10:15-12:15. A.
Devlin.
RF 206 LINE DANCING Learn the basics and
enjoy this mind and body stimulating activity.
10:15-12:15. L. Kalipetes.
RF 207 AEROBICS WITH FRAN Variety of
low impact aerobic and dance movements
to build cardiovascular endurance. Weights
are used to sculpt and strengthen your body
and stretching increases flexibility. Breathing,
posture and form are emphasized. Sneakers
required. Bring a mat and small weights to
first class.10:15-12:15. F. Kosowski.
RF 208 BASIC DRAWING Learn the
fundamentals required for all art forms:
drawing from observation, composition,
perspective, shading, color theory. art
appreciation and other techniques using
pencil, charcoal, ink and colored pencils. New
registrant must bring a #2 pencils to first class.
Supply list distributed at first class. Meets in
annex. 12:30-2:30. M. Corti.
RF 209 FIT-ERCISE Variety of low impact
aerobic exercises for cardio endurance, muscle
conditioning and strengthening with weights.
Flexibility and relaxation through gentle
stretching. Appropriate footwear required.
12:30-2:30. J. Chow.
RF 210 DO YOU WANNA DANCE? Dance
to a variety of music and dance styles. Learn
folk, line and party dances while moving to
ethnic, country, Latin, Broadway show tunes
and popular music. All levels. 12:30-2:30. L.
Kalipetes.
RF 211 CONVERSATIONAL ITALIAN For
those who have taken at least one year
of Italian or want to improve their skills.
Emphasis on pronunciation and grammar.
12:30-2:30. R. Caputo.
RF 212 THE NEW BIOLOGY OF ANTI-AGING
Gain a perspective on health news and an
understanding of the biology of the human
body and how we can take care of it. Five
sessions: Oct. 11, 18, 25; Nov. 1, 15. 12:302:30. I. Greenspan.
RF 213 THE LANGUAGE OF FILM View
and discuss classic and contemporary films:
Crimes and Misdemeanors, Mean Girls, The
Rainmaker and more. Meets in annex. 12:303. F. Grieco.
WEDNESDAY
RF 301 THE FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE
Study the fall of the Western Roman Empire
culminating in the sac of Rome in 476 A.D.
and the rise of Byzantium and the Barbarian
Kingdoms. $20 includes registration and
materials. 10-12. L. Warner.
RF 302 AMERICAN MUSICAL THEATER:
AMAZING EXPERIENCES Enjoy the works of
lyricists and composers that created the magic
of the American Musical. Sing some songs
and view shows ranging from Oklahoma to
Billy Elliot. Meets in annex. Eight sessions.
10:15-12:15. F. McKinnon.
RF 303 MULTI-MEDIA ART An array of
drawing, painting and paper sculpture. Use
line through mediums of pencil, charcoal,
acrylics, watercolor and gouache. Projects
include still-life, papel picado, sacred
geometry and abstract painting. All levels.
Meets in annex. $20 includes registration and
materials. 10;15-12:15. C. La Bue.
RF 304 INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED
QUILTING Create star quilts using various star
blocks (Sawtooth and Hunter’s). Must have
knowledge of sewing techniques. Purchase
your own supplies with instructor’s guidance.
No class Sept. 21. 10:15-12:15. M. Grenier.
RF 305 WOMEN’S LITERATURE Discuss
short stories about women and their loves,
successes and disappointments in all stages
of their lives. All new stories. 10:15-12:15. A.
Zuckerberg.
RF 306 ZUMBA GOLD PLUS & ZUMBA
GOLD TONING The Latin and International
dance rhythms of the original Zumba
programs have been modified so that adults of
any age and fitness level can achieve success.
More intense movements offered for those
who choose to advance. Appropriate footwear
required. 10:15-12:15. M. Deturris.
RF 307 ELLIS ISLAND Discussions, videos,
photographs and literature that relate to
the Old Immigration, significant issues that
attracted immigrants to America and how
their experiences changed them and America.
For optional Ellis Island trip, register for RF
908. 12:30-2:30. A. Zuckerberg.
RF 308 CREATIVE WRITING Explore literary
styles that allows you to share your ideas,
memories and creativity in various genres:
memoir, poetry, non-fiction and short story.
Eight sessions. Meets in annex. 12:30-2:30. F.
McKinnon.
RF 309 KNITTING Beginners learn the basics.
Intermediate/Advanced select a project
and receive assistance in new techniques.
Beginners bring a size 8 needle and worsted
weight yarn (pattern supplied) for first class.
All levels. Meets in annex. 12:30-2:30. R.
Soloway.
RF 310 AEROBICS & BODY SCULPTING
Variety of low impact aerobic and dance
movements to build cardiovascular endurance
for a healthy heart. Weights are used to sculpt
and strength train your entire body. Stretching
increases flexibility. Not for beginners.
Sneakers required. Bring a mat and small
weights to first class.12:30-2:30. L. Bongiorno.
RF 311 THE LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Study the life of Lincoln through the eyes of
Carl Sandburg, William Herndon, Gore Vidal
and others. $20 includes registration and
materials. 12:30-2:30. L. Warner.
RF 312 TAI CHI: BEGINNERS Learn the basic
principles of Tai Chi. For those with little or
no experience. 12:30-2:30. R. Yuen.
RF 313 SPANISH CONVERSATION: THE
FASTEST GROWING LANGUAGE IN
AMERICA Learn to communicate in Spanish
for daily use. 12:30-2:30. L. Siegel.
THURSDAY
RF 401 FINDING BIRDS DURING THE FALL
SEASON Join us to find birds in parks and
natural areas in Staten Island. An orientation
session takes place on Thursday, Sept. 29 at
9 a.m. at Clove Lakes Park, 1150 Clove Rd.
in S.I. Additional locations provided at first
meeting. Rain cancels all bird walks. Closed
shoes/sneakers mandatory. Must be able to
walk long distances. Bring binoculars. Five
sessions: Sept. 29; Oct. 13, 20; Nov. 10, 17.
9-11. H. Fischer.
RF 402 SEWING For those with little or no
hand or sewing machine experience and those
who want to brush up. all levels. Purchase
supplies with instructor’s guidance. Meets
in annex. $15 includes registration and
materials. 9:30-12. P. Bartels.
RF 403 STRESS MANAGEMENT Discuss
issues that cause stress in one’s life and the
techniques that are used to deal with each
situation. Beathing exercises, use of journals
and methods for reducing physical discomfort
included. No class Nov. 10. Meets in annex.
10:15-12:15. S. Cohen.
RF 404 S.I. CHORALEERS Share the joy of
group singing and learn the basics of music
in the process. Course culminates with a
performance at the end term party on Nov.
30. 10:15-12:15. E. Ratner.
RF 405 ACRYLIC PAINTING: INTERMEDIATE
Bring out your creative side by painting.
10:15-12:15. C. Ortega.
RF 406 CANASTA PLAY LAB For those who
wish to gain more experience. 10:15-12:15. C.
Patelsky.
RF 407 BASIC BALLROOM: BEGINNERS…
and those who want to brush up. Waltz,
Tango, Fox Trot, Cha Cha, Mambo and
Swing. No partner necessary. 10:15-12:15. F.
Veldeman.
RF 408 RESTORATIVE PILATES/YOGA A
combination of exercises that helps develop
strength, flexibility and core development.
Yoga and breathing techniques included
(chair optional). Wear comfortable clothing.
Bring a mat and towel to first class. 12:30-2:30.
S. Cohen.
RF 409 BASIC DRAWING II Learn the
fundamentals required for all art forms:
drawing from observation, composition,
perspective, shading, color theory. art
appreciation and other techniques using
pencil, charcoal, ink and colored pencils.
Supply list distributed at first class. Meets in
annex. 12:30-2:30. M. Corti.
RF 410 STRESS FREE FITNESS FOR
BEGINNERS Exercise for fun and fitness using
mats and weights. Chair optional. Proper
footwear required. 12:30-2:30. L. DeRosa.
RF 411 TAI CHI: INTERMEDIATE For those
who have at least two years experience. 12:302:30. R.Yuen.
RF 412 CHAIR YOGA Strive for a healthy
body, mind and spirit through breathing,
movement and meditation. No mats. Wear
proper yoga attire. 12:30-2:30. F. Kosowski.
RF 413 MAH JONGG PLAY LAB For those
who play or would like to brush up. Not for
beginners. Please provide your own set. 12:302:30. M. Schiebel.
RF 414 KNOW YOUR ANTIQUES &
COLLECTIBLES Explore a specific area in the
realms of furniture, porcelain, jewelry and
more each week. Bring an item for research/
appraisel. Meets at annex.12:30-2:30. M.
Mandel.
FRIDAY
RF 501 STAINED GLASS FOR BEGINNERS
Learn to use a glass cutter, grinder, foiler
and soldering iron to create unique projects
at your own pace. Purchase your own
materials with guidance from instructor.
Safety goggles mandatory. Material
may cost upward to $100. $15 includes
registration and large equipment. 9:3012:30. C. Pato.
RF 502 THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR:
WAR IN THE SOUTH A detailed study of
the Revolutionary War’s second half that
took place in the southern colonies from
1779 to 1783 and Washington crossing the
Delaware. Meets in annex. Five consecutive
sessions. $13 includes registration and
materials. 10-1. L. Warner.
RF 503 CROCHETING Beginners will learn
the basics to complete a project of their
choice. Those with experience will receive
instruction to further their skills. Purchase
an inexpensive, light colored yarn, crochet
hook (size on label). All levels. 10:15-12:15.
L. Davis.
RF 504 HAND BUILDING CLAY ART
Learn techniques of this ancient pottery
craft using air dry clay, tempura paints
and everyday objects for tooling and
embellishment. Complete several
FALL 2016 / 11
decorative pieces. Meets in annex. Five
sessions. Begins Oct. 14. $20 includes
registration and materials 10:15-12:15. M.
Mammana.
SEMINARS
RF 805 AN APPLE A DAY DOES KEEP THE
DOCTOR AWAY! Learn the basics of healthy
nutrition and how to maintain a healthy diet
and gain knowledge about natural home
remedies. Three Tuesday sessions: Sept. 13, 20,
27. 12:30-2:30. $6. B. Maida.
RF 806 PERSONAL SAFETY TIPS A discussion
and tips on phone call scams, safe use of credit/
debit cards, protecting your identity and
etching by the NYPD Crime Prevention Unit.
Friday, Sept. 16. 10-11. No Fee.
RF 807 AN APPRECIATION OF ITALIAN
FOOD, WINE & CULTURE Learn how the
people who brought us the Renaissance also
brought us a wonderful cuisine that enhances
life’s beauty and pleasure. Find out this and so
much more about Italy and its culture. Friday,
Sept. 16. 10:30-12:30. L. Leonini.
RF 808 HOW TO KEEP ACCURATE MEDICAL
RECORDS Keep accurate records on health
expenses and the roles of your primary insurers
and secondary carriers. Q & A. Friday, Sept. 23.
10:30-12:30. No Fee. R. Burwick.
RF 809 SO YOUR DOCTOR IS SENDING YOU
FOR SOME TESTS Learn about the different tests
that your doctor may send you for, why they are
recommended, what they involve and how to
prepare for them. Meets in annex. Friday, Sept.
23. 10:30-12:30. No Fee. R. Webb-Geddes, UFT
Nurses.
RF 810 COLOR YOUR BLUES AWAY Enjoy
the current trend of adult coloring for soothing
stress. Learn the basics about color, design and
the theories behind this form of art therapy.
Bring an adult coloring book, colored pencils/
pens or crayons to first class. Meets in annex.
Two Friday sessions: Sept. 30 & Oct. 7. 10:15-
12:15. $4. M. Mammana.
RF 811 IDENTITY THEFT Learn how your
identity can be stolen, prevent financial losses
and protect yourself. Friday, Sept. 30. 10:3012:30. No Fee. K. Haefelin, NYSUT.
RF 812 NYSUT MEMBER BENEFITS Review
member benefits with emphasis on Catastrophic
Insurance, Long Term Care and Home Care
Insurance. Friday, Oct. 7. 10:30-12:30. No Fee.
M. Kennedy, NYSUT.
RF 813 FOOD GLORIOUS FOOD Savor a
discussion of the origins of a smorgasbord of
words in our food lexicon. Friday, Oct. 7. 10:3012:30. A. Devlin.
RF 814 THE ART OF BAKING FOCACCIA Learn
how to make focaccia bread with a hands-on
workshop from the Baking Coach. Everyone
will take home dough ready for the oven. Friday,
Oct. 14. 11-1. $20 includes registration and
baking materials. L. Basini.
RF 815 KOREAN CULTURE View two
documentaries about the cultural and
industrial achievements of Korea since the
Korean War presented by The Korean Spirit
and Culture Project. Enjoy traditional Korean
INTERSESSION
Unless otherwise noted, the registration fee is $10.00 for the course
(which is non-refundable and non-transferable).
BRONX
Coordinator: Cheryl Bing-Howard. All
sessions will be held at the Bronx Learning
Center, 2500 Halsey Street.
Tuesday
XI 214 EXERCISES PLUS A blend of exercises
designed to tone, strengthen and increase
stamina and flexibility.Low impact aerobic
and yoga segments included. Bring light hand
weights, bands and sticky floor mats to class.
Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31; Feb. 7. 10-12. D. Dolan
XI 215 SHORT STORIES Read and discuss
short stories from different authors and eras.
Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31; Feb. 7. 10-12. A. Pruzan
XI 216 INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED
BRIDGE Learn and practice more advanced
techniques in bidding, playing and defending.
Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31; Feb. 7. 10-12:15. A. Lisle
XI 217 APPLE iPAD, KISS (Keep It Simple
Sweetie)! Explore basic apps and features
including iCamera, iPhoto and FaceTime that
support daily use of the Apple iPad. Discover
how some apps enhance vacations/travels.
Bring your Apple iPad with accessories to
class. Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31; Feb. 7. 10-12:30. D.
Davis
XI 218 QUILTING Different theme each
week: Folded Flowers, Applique of choice,
Fantastic Fabric Folding (Kimono sampler),
Create a project using the jelly roll and UFO’s
(unfinished projects). Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31; Feb.
7. 10-2. H. Whitaker
XI 219 BRAIN GAMES Expand your mind
and challenge your brain by playing classic
word games like Scrabble, Bananagrams,
Upwords and more. Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31; Feb.
7.12:30-2:30. D. Dolan
XI 220 ADVANCED BEGINNERS BRIDGE
Learn and practice simple techniques in
bidding, playing and defending. Jan. 10, 17,
24, 31; Feb. 7. 12:30-2:45. A. Lisle.
Wednesday
XI 313 PRACTICAL SPANISH FOR
EVERYDAY USAGE Discover the joy of
learning expressions, idioms, writing and
conversational skills. All levels. Jan. 11, 18,
25; Feb. 1, 8. 10-12. M. Salaman
XI 314 BEGINNERS TAI CHI Introduction
and practice of the basic principles of Tai Chi.
Wear comfortable clothing. Jan. 11, 18, 25;
Feb. 1, 8. 10-12. Y. H. Wang
XI 315 CANASTA Beginners receive
instruction on the fundamental of the
Modern American version of this popular
game. All levels. Jan. 11, 18, 25; Feb. 1, 8. 1012. M. Schuster.
XI 316 CREATIVE MOVEMENT Go from sit
and flab to fit and fab with this fun and low
impact fitness and exercise class. Jan. 11, 18,
25; Feb. 1, 8. 10-12. V. Auguste-Partin
XI 317 INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED
MOSAICS Continue “on going” projects
or begin “new advanced level” projects.
Bring your own tools and materials. Not for
beginners. Jan. 11, 18, 25; Feb. 1, 8. 10-1:30. P.
O’Connell
XI 318 PIANO FOR NOT JUST BEGINNERS
Learn to play simple classical, jazz or pop
tunes. Bring a small portable keyboard to first
class. Inexpensive keyboards available at Sam
Ash music stores. Jan. 11, 18, 25; Feb. 1, 8.
12:30-2:30. N. Zamcheck
XI 319 MAH JONGG Supervised play for
those familiar with the rules of the game. Jan.
11, 18, 25; Feb. 1, 8. 12:30-3. M. Schuster.
MINI FILM SERIES Registration fee is $18
for each session and includes a light lunch. D.
Hammitt
XI 320 CLINT EASTWOOD: ACTOR Watch
and discuss clips from spaghetti westerns to
Dirty Harry series to Gran Torino along with
one complete film. Jan. 18. 10-3.
XI 321 CLINT EASTWOOD: DIRECTOR
Watch and discuss clips from Play Misty
for Me to American Sniper along with one
complete film. Feb. 1. 10-3.
BROOKLYN
Coordinator: Kathy Giannou. All sessions
will be held at the Brooklyn Learning Center,
335 Adams Street, 24th Floor.
Wednesday
KI 311 STAINED GLASS Work on projects
grinder. All levels. Safety goggles mandatory.
$35 includes registration and materials. You
may register for only one Stained Glass
course. Jan. 11,18, 25; Feb. 1, 8. 9:30-12. G.
Fishman
KI 312 BELLY DANCE & BOLLYWOOD
Enjoy sampling belly dance and Bollywood
dance movements. All levels. Jan. 11, 18, 25;
Feb. 1, 8. 10-12. A. Beeman
KI 313 INTRODUCTION TO CROCHETING
Learn the basic stitches to make a simple scarf
or cowl. Materials needed for first class: 5mm
crocheting needle and 2 skeins of worsted
weight yarn. Jan. 11, 18, 25; Feb. 1, 8. 10-12. D.
Barnaby.
KI 314 STRETCH & RELAX Improve
flexibility and balance with gentle exercise.
Learn relaxation techniques. Bring a towel or
mat to first class. Jan. 11, 18, 25; Feb. 1, 8. 1012. T. Pratt.
KI 315 CHORUS Types of music and level of
complexity are determined in class. Music
and/or parts may be taught with or without
music sheets. $15 includes registration and
materials. Jan. 11, 18, 25; Feb. 1, 8. 10-12:30. J.
DeRanieri
KI 316 ZUMBA GOLD Slow paced with easy
steps to follow for the active adult using a
variety of music. Jan. 11, 18, 25; Feb. 1, 8.
12:15-2:15. B. Sayegh.
KI 317 STAINED GLASS Work on projects
grinder. All levels. Safety goggles mandatory.
$35 includes registration and materials. You
may register for only one Stained Glass
course. Jan. 11,18, 25; Feb. 1, 8.12:30-3. D.
Johnson.
KI 318 CREATIVE WRITING Learn techniques
and receive support in preparing and
polishing your writings such as fiction and
memoirs. Jan. 11,18, 25; Feb. 1, 8.12:30-3. M.
Eller.
KI 319 BEGINNER TAI CHI Introduction to
basic principles and movements. Jan. 11, 18,
25; Feb. 1, 8. 1-3. J. He
KI 320 KNITTING Beginners learn the
basics. Intermediate/advanced students
select a project and receive assistance in new
techniques. Materials neede for first class: #7
needles, worsted weight yarn and patterns..
Jan. 11, 18, 25; Feb. 1, 8. 1-3. S.Staton
Thursday
KI 411 COMEDIES OF TRACY & HEPBURN
AND HUDSON & DAY View and discuss
the comedies of Spencer Tracy & Katherine
Hepburn in Adam’s Rib and Rock Hudson &
Doris Day in Pillow Talk. Jan. 12,19, 26; Feb. 2,
9. 9:30-12. R. Romer
KI 412 JAZZERCISE Stretching and dancing
to Jazz, Rhythm & Blues, Cha-Cha, Swing,
refreshments following the films. Friday, Oct.
21. 10:30-1. Y. Han.
RF 816 CARD MAKING Create unique greeting
cards using card stock, stickers, buttons, flowers,
etc. Bring a scissor, ruler and pencil with eraser
to first session. All other materials supplied.
Meets in annex. Two Friday sessions: Oct. 28
& Nov. 4. 10-1. $10 includes registration and
materials. B. Smith.
RF 817 BRUSH UP YOUR SHAKESPEARE!
View and discuss the 1999 film, A Midsummer
Night’s Dream. Friday, Oct. 28. 10:30-1:30. A.
Devlin.
RF 818 DOO WOP DAYS Relive the Doo Wop
days of the 50’s and 60’s. Watch the groups
performing then and now, learn the harmonies
and the history. Discover why this music is still
popular today. Meets in annex. Friday, Nov. 18.
10-1. D. Isoldi.
RF 819 EASY AS PIE! Learn how to make a
delicious apple pie with a hands-on workshop
from the Baking Coach. Everyone will take
home a pie ready for the oven. Friday, Nov. 18.
11-1. $22 includes registration and baking
materials. L. Basini. SEMINARS
Salsa and Mambo. Jan. 12,19, 26; Feb. 2, 9.
10-12. K. Sanson
KI 413 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY Learn how
Bring your digital camera to first class. $20
includes registration and supplies. Jan. 12,19,
26; Feb. 2, 9. 10-12. J. Griffith
KI 414 PAINTING WITH GEORGE Explore and
use different types of media including acrylics,
pastels, oils and more. Bring a sketch pad,
pencils, charcoal, eraser (pastels, watercolor,
acrylic paint – optional) to first class. Jan. 12,19,
26; Feb. 2, 9. 10-12. G. Kerasiotis
KI 415 QUILTING Create beautiful works of
art by sewing quilts, decorative accessories
and pillows. All levels. $15 includes
registration and materials. Jan. 12,19, 26; Feb.
2, 9. 10-12:30. D. Pryor-Holland
KI 416 SALSASIZE: EXERCISE FOR FUN &
FITNESS! Wear comfortable clothing and
sneakers. Optional: Bring a theraband, scarf
or ace bandage for resistance. Jan. 12,19, 26;
Feb. 2, 9. 12-2. B. Sayegh
KI 417 JAZZ JOURNEY WITH GRACE
From New Orleans to NY and all the
places in between. Take a virtual tour
through the world of Jazz and its history.
Guest performers/lecturers from the Jazz
community enhances the journey. Jan. 12,19,
26; Feb. 2, 9. 1-3. G. Metivier
KI 418 YOGA Learn a set of mental and
physical exercises using breath, movement
and meditation. Bring a yoga mat and towel
to first class. Jan. 12,19, 26; Feb. 2, 9. 1-3. C.
LaBue
KI 419 BEGINNERS BRIDGE Learn to play
this popular game. Review basic rules and
skills. Jan. 12,19, 26; Feb. 2, 9. 1-3. C. Rubin
KI 420 INTRODUCTION TO ART Learn the
basics of drawing. Jan. 12,19, 26; Feb. 2, 9. 1-3.
A. Ojo
MANHATTAN
Coordinator: Jo-Ann Hauptman. All
sessions will be held at the Manhattan
Learning Center, 50 Broadway, 2nd Floor.
Monday
CI 114 CALLIGRAPHY: FLORALS &
FLOURISHES Review basic letter forms and
move into alternate forms and variations.
MUST be familiar with a pointed pen.
Experiment with flourishes and floral design.
Materials for first class: pen holder, pointed
nib, ink, layout paper. Optional: bleed
proof white and dark paper. $15 includes
registration and handouts. Jan. 9, 23, 30; Feb.
6. 10-12. C. Nguyen
CI 115 DOO WOP & THE GOLDEN OLDIES
Listen and discuss the vocal group harmonies
of the 1950’s One requirement necessary, a
love for those “golden oldies”. $12 includes
registration and materials. Jan. 9, 23, 30; Feb.
6. 10-12. W. Elovitch
CI 116 VOCAL TECHNIQUES Use your
voice as a means to interpretation and
communication. $15 includes registration
and materials. Jan. 9, 23, 30; Feb. 6. 10-12. B.
Haspel
CI 117 TAI CHI Introduction to basic
Chinese exercise which improves balance
some chairs exercise. Jan. 9, 23, 30; Feb. 6.
10-12. J. He
CI 118 WATERCOLOR SPLASH Improve
techniques and style from basics to details
including flat, graded, wet-on-wet washes,
layering composition and various water color
techniques. All levels. Jan. 9, 23, 30; Feb. 6.
10-12. F. Feldman
CI 119 FILMS OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION
Films include Gold Diggers of 1933; American
Madness; My Man Godfrey and Blond Venus.
Jan. 9, 23, 30; Feb. 6. 10-12:30. A. Balgley
CI 120 RUBBERSTAMPING: VALENTINE &
OTHER OCCASION EDITION Create rubber
stamped cards with unusual folds and popups perfect for any occasion. Materials for first
class: sharp scissors, adhesive, bone folder,
color pencils. $20 includes registration and
paper/embellishment fees. Jan. 9, 23, 30; Feb.
6. 12:15-2:45. C. Nguyen
CI 121 CANASTA Learn to play the Modern
American version of the popular game. Jan. 9,
23, 30; Feb. 6. 12:15-2:45. J. Kotkin
CI 122 CREATING AN AMERICAN SOUND
Explore the music of American 20th Century
composers. Focus on how these composers
created an original American musical sound
and style. Jan. 9, 23, 30; Feb. 6. 12:15-2:45. P.
Harwood
CI 123 CREATIVE WRITING Use exercises
and source materials to enhance the“creative
imperative” within yourself. All levels. $12
includes registration and materials. Jan. 9, 23,
30; Feb. 6. 12:30-2:30. M. Glenn
CI 124 SKETCHING/DRAWING Use various
dry media to sketch multiple subjects.
Bring to first class: charcoal, pencils, India
ink, drawing pad, colored markers and any
drawing media of choice. Jan. 9, 23, 30; Feb. 6.
12:30-2:30. F. Feldman
Tuesday
CI 215 ITALIAN: INTERMEDIATE/
ADVANCED Review grammar and practice
the language in conversation. Required
textbook: Grammatica Italiano per Stranieri,
in italiano. (Edizioni Guerra-Perugia). Jan. 10,
17, 24, 31; Feb. 7. 10-12. A. DeGennaro
CI 216 MIDDLE EASTERN DANCE Learn the
Egyptian Zar, Ghawazee, Khaliji, and Turkish
Karsilama dances. You may register for only
one Middle Eastern Dance class. Jan. 10, 17,
24, 31; Feb. 7. 10-12. A. Beeman
CI 217 CHINESE BRUSHWORK PAINTING
Learn Chinese painting with oriental brushes
on rice paper. All levels. Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31;
Feb. 7. 10-12. S. Ng
CI 218 MUSICAL THEATRE Enjoyo the work
of lyricists and composers who created the
magic of the American musical. Sing some
songs. Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31; Feb. 7. 10-12. F.
McKinnon
CI 219 ZUMBA GOLD FITNESS Improve
stamina, balance and memory while having
fun. Dance combined with fitness exercises,
stretching and light weights. Jan. 10, 17, 24,
31; Feb. 7. 12-2. B. Sayegh
CI 220 MAH JONGG: ALL LEVELS Learn
the game and brush up on prior skills. Bring
a current national Mah Jongg League card
to class. Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31; Feb. 7. 12-3. J.
Somerville
CI 221 DRAWING Learn the basics of
drawing to create volume. Develop the
illusion of three dimensional form. Gain an
understanding of the cube, contour, sphere
and gesture in the process. Materials for first
class: HB, 2B, 4B pencils, kneaded eraser,
chamois and a Strathmore 11”x14” medium
surface drawing pad. Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31; Feb. 7.
12:15-2:15. R. Baumann
CI 222 WHO DONE IT? View and discuss
films based on the works of Agatha Christie:
Murder on the Orient Express; Witness for
the Prosecution; Death on the Nile; And Then
There were None and The Mirror Cracked. Jan.
10, 17, 24, 31; Feb. 7. 12:15-3. R. Romer
CI 223 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY Learn how
Must own a digital camera. $20 includes
registration and materials. Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31;
Feb. 7. 12:30-2:30. J. Griffith.
CI 224 MIDDLE EASTERN DANCE Learn the
Egyptian Zar, Ghawazee, Khaliji, and Turkish
Karsilama dances. You may register for only
one Middle Eastern Dance class. Jan. 10, 17,
24, 31; Feb. 7. 12:30-2:30. A. Beeman
Wednesday
CI 314 DUPLICATE BRIDGE Not for
beginners. Anyone can sit at any table. Jan. 11,
18, 25; Feb. 1, 8. 9:45-12:15. C. Rubin
CI 315 APPRECIATION OF SITCOMS THEN
& NOW Explore situation comedies through
discussion and analysis to discover techniques
and structural underpinnings of successful
sitcoms. Comedies include: Barney Miller, All
in the Family, MASH, Amy Schumer, Louie,
Cheers and more. Jan. 11, 18, 25; Feb. 1, 8. 1012. P. Herzich
CI 316 CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH:
BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE Learn
Spanish similar to the way you learned your
native language naturally and intuitively. $13
25; Feb. 1, 8. 10-12. L. Toro
CI 317 QUILTING Create beautiful works of
art including pillows, decorative accessories
and sew quilts. Jan. 11, 18, 25; Feb. 1, 8. 1012:30. D. Holland
CI 318 LINE DANCING Learn the basics of
line dances and enjoy this mind and body
stimulating activity. Jan. 11, 18, 25; Feb. 1, 8.
10:15-12:15. L. Kalipetes
CI 319 THEMES OF CONFLICT DEPICTED
IN THE MOVES Focus on a different
fundamental type of conflict in film: man
vs. himself, man vs. man, man vs. fate etc.
Discuss the nature of conflict of each film
and your evaluation of how the protagonist
deals with it. Films include Of Mice and
Men; The Night of the Hunter; Invasion of
the Body Snatchers and others. $13 includes
registration and materials. Jan. 11, 18, 25; Feb.
1, 8. 12:30-3. W. Wyss
CI 320 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN ART
Highlight the Hudson River School of
Painting & Photography through early
American Impressionism including the Civil
War. Jan. 11, 18, 25; Feb. 1, 8. 12:30-2:30. C.
Andersen
CI 321 NOT FOR BEGINNERS BRIDGE For
those with experience playing bridge. Bring
your own cards. Anyone can sit at any table
to make a foursome. Jan. 11, 18, 25; Feb. 1, 8.
12:30-3. C. Rubin
CI 322 DRAWING ON THE RIGHT & LEFT
SIDES OF THE BRAIN All mediums will
be used including pencil, paint pastels and
crayons. Projects may be abstract and/or
concrete. No previous experience needed.
Bring paper, pencils and your imagination to
first class. Jan. 11, 18, 25; Feb. 1, 8. 12:45-2:45.
I.J. Haber
CI 323 LOVE YOUR APPLE iPAD Learn to
use and become comfortable with your Apple
iPad while emailing, surfing the web, playing
games and other apps. Apple iPads ONLY. Jan.
11, 18, 25; Feb. 1, 8. 1-3. E. Rosen
CI 324 IMPROVISATIONAL THEATRE
Create group situations, scenes and plays
in a supportive atmosphere. No experience
required. $12 includes registration and
materials. Jan. 11, 18, 25; Feb. 1, 8. 1-3. M.
Polsky
Thursday
CI 413 FILMS OF THE AMERICAN WEST
View and analyze the greatest westerns ever
made. Enjoy films of John Wayne, Clint
Eastwood and others. Surprises and prizes.
Jan. 12, 19, 26; Feb. 2, 9. 9:45-12:45. C.
Friedman
CI 414 MODERN ART OF 20TH CENTURY
AMERICA View and discuss a survey of 20th
Century modern art. Jan. 12, 19, 26; Feb. 2, 9.
10-12. D. Becker
CI 415 YOGA Gentle stretching and relaxation
practices that brings a feeling of peace and
well-being in the mind, body and spirit. Jan.
12, 19, 26; Feb. 2, 9. 10-12. D. Scott
CI 416 ADVANCED BEADING Must have
experience with extremely enhance beading
techniques. Jan. 12, 19, 26; Feb. 2, 9. 10-1. J.
Schatz
CI 417 RETIREES READ BOOK CLUB Explore
and discuss themes, significance and style of
short stories. Jan. 12, 19, 26; Feb. 2, 9. 10:1512:15. C. Lambert
CI 418 JOY OF OPERA View and discuss
Italian verismo (realistic) operas about
ordinary people including Mascagni’s
Cavalleria Rusticana; Leoncavallo’s Pagliacci;
Puccini’s Tosca and Il Tabarro; and Giordano’s
Andrea Chenier. $15 includes registration and
materials. Jan. 12, 19, 26; Feb. 2, 9. 12-3. E.
Godfrey
CI 419 MINFULNESS & MEDITATION Learn
simple techniques that help you to live in the
flow of life effortlessly. Jan. 12, 19, 26; Feb. 2, 9.
12:15-2:15. D. Scott
CI 420 ART OF HIGH RENAISSANCE Survey
the art of artists of the High Renaissance in
Florence, Rome and Venice. Jan. 12, 19, 26;
Feb. 2, 9. 12:15-2:15. D. Becker
CI 421 JOY OF ACTING Explore theatre
games, exercises, improvisations monologues
and some scene work. Jan. 12, 19, 26; Feb. 2, 9.
12:30-2:30. D. Marlette
CI 422 PASTEL PAINTING WITH GEORGE
Explore basic techniques as well as drawing
and composition. Work from still-life or bring
objects/fabrics to paint. Materials needed for
first class: set of pastels (hard or soft), pad
of mixed tone pastel paper, kneaded eraser,
paper blending sticks. Jan. 12, 19, 26; Feb. 2,
9. 1-3. G. Kerasiotis
QUEENS
Coordinator: Margaret-Ann Stahl. All
sessions will be held at the Queens Learning
Center, 97-77 Queens Blvd., 8th Floor.
Tuesday
QI 213 PAINTING IN OILS Beginners
welcome. Materials list sent prior to class. Jan.
10, 17, 24, 31; Feb. 7. 10-2. E. Morozowski
QI 214 TAI CHI Introduction to basic
Chinese exercise. You may register for only
one Tai Chi class. Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31; Feb. 7.
10:15-12:15. J. He.
QI 215 CLASSIC FILMS Child stars of the
Golden Age of Cinema including Shirley
Temple, Jackie Cooper and more. You may
register for only one Classic Film class. Jan.
10, 17, 24, 31; Feb. 7. 11-2. P. Levenson
QI 216 DUPLICATE BRIDGE For those
experienced players who have never played
duplicate bridge. Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31; Feb. 7.
11-3. G. Hudson
QI 217 LOVE YOUR APPLE iPAD Learn how
to use and love your Apple iPad. Bring your
iPad to class. Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31; Feb. 7. 12:452:45. A. Cumba
QI 218 MEDITATION Discover ways to calm
your mind and release stress. No previous
experience necessary. Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31; Feb.
7. 1-3. T. Pratt
Wednesday
QI 312 ZUMBA Learn the dance program
inspired by Latin rhythms that is modified
for retirees and beginners. Wear comfortable
clothes and shoes. Bring a water bottle and
towel. Jan. 11, 18, 25; Feb. 1, 8. 10:15- 12:15. J.
Ramirez
QI 313 MAH JONGG Bring your own set and
a current card (if you have one). Jan. 11, 18,
25; Feb. 1, 8. 10:15-1:15. L. Cohen
QI 314 STAINED GLASS Beginners learn the
and create unique projects. Experienced
creations. Work at your own pace. $35
25; Feb. 1, 8. 10:30-2:30. L. Carbone.
QI 315 CLASSIC FILMS Child stars of the
Golden Age of Cinema including Shirley
Temple, Jackie Cooper and more. You may
register for only one Classic Film class. Jan.
11, 18, 25; Feb. 1, 8. 11-2. P. Levenson
QI 316 INTERMEDIATE BRIDGE Bridge
lessons given and direct supervised play
preparing you for an improved game of social
and/or duplicate bridge. Jan. 11, 18, 25; Feb. 1,
8. 11-3. R. G. Hudson
QI 317 TAI CHI MODERN INTERPRETATION
Learn exercises to build strength, flexibility
and coordination for improved health. Wear
comfortable shoes and clothing. You may
register for only one Tai Chi class. Jan. 11,
18, 25; Feb. 1, 8. 1-3. K. Sullivan
Thursday
QI 411 EXERCISE & RELAXATION Release
stress while becoming stronger and more
flexible. Jan. 12, 19, 26; Feb. 2, 9. 10-12. T.
Pratt
QI 412 BEGINNING DRAWING Introduction
on learning how to record what you see.
Materials list sent prior to first class. Jan. 12,
19, 26; Feb. 2, 9. 10-1. C. Rickey
QI 413 MAH JONGG Bring your own set and
current card (if you have one). Jan. 12, 19, 26;
Feb. 2, 9. 10:15-1:15. L. Cohen
QI 414 HOW TO USE THE APPLE iPHONE
Do you have an Apple iPhone and want to
earn how to use it more effectively? Get the
most from your iPhone. Class is NOT for any
other smartphones. Jan. 12, 19, 26; Feb. 2, 9.
10-1. R. Cooper
QI 415 IMPRESSIONISTIC OIL Learn how to
paint in the impressionistic style Supply list
mailed prior to first class. Jan. 12, 19, 26; Feb.
2, 9. 10-2. B. DeCeglie
STATEN ISLAND
Coordinator: Jeanne Casanovas. All
sessions will be held at the Staten Island
Learning Center, 4456 Amboy Road.
Tuesday
RI 214 HOLIDAY CARDS Create your own
unique holiday cards using card stock,
stickers, buttons, and more. Bring a scissor,
ruler and pencil with eraser to class. All
other materials supplied. $15 includes
registration and materials.Jan. 10 & 17. 101. B. Smith
RI 215 ANTIQUE TREASURES Do you have
a treasure in your attic/closet? Bring your
treasure to discover if it is trash or treasure.
Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31; Feb. 7. 10:30-12:30. M.
Mandel
RI 216 LINE DANCING: BEGINNERS Learn
the basics and enjoy this mind and body
activity. Wear comfortable shoes. Jan. 10,
17, 24, 31; Feb. 7. 10:30-1. L. Kalipetes
RI 217 KNITTING/CROCHETING Beginners
learn the basics to complete a project of
their own. For those with experience receive
instruction to further their skills. All levels.
Materials for first class: inexpensive, light
colored yarn and hooks/needles (according
to package). Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31; Feb. 7.
10:30-1. S. Sukhdeo
FALL 2016 / 13
RI 218 JANE AUSTEN ON FILM View and
discuss films that use Jane Austen’s novels
as their source. Be prepare for a few slightly
curious adaptions. Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31; Feb. 7.
10:30-1. F. Grieco
RI 219 ZUMBA GOLD & ZUMBA GOLD
TONING Exercise to the Latin beat. Modified
for the mature adult. Wear athletic clothing
and sneakers. Bring light weights, a mat, water
and a towel. Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31; Feb. 7. 11-1. M.
Deturris
RI 220 KUNDALINI YOGA/MEDITATION
Kundalini Yoga uses breath, movement, and
meditation to balance the body, increase
energy flow and quiet the mind. Bring a towel,
mat and wear loose clothing. All levels. Jan.
10, 17, 24, 31; Feb. 7. 11-1. C. LaBue
THURSDAY
RI 415 AEROBICS & BODY SCULPTING
Variety of low impact aerobic and dance
movements that work on building
cardiovascular endurance. Weights sculpt and
strengthen the body and stretching increases
flexibility. Sneakers required. Bring a mat and
small weights to first class. Jan. 12, 19, 26; Feb.
2, 9. 10-12. L. DeRosa.
RI 416 YOGA/CHAIR YOGA Strive for
a healthy body, mind and spirit through
breathing, movement and meditation. Chair
optional. Bring a yoga mat to first class. Wear
yoga or exercise apparel. Jan. 12, 19. 10:3012:30. F. Kosowski
RI 417 ANGELS FROM HEAVEN Lace crochet
an angel. Bring mercerized cotton thread #10
and metal crochet hook (size 10) to first class.
Jan. 12, 19. 10-1. S. Sukhdeo
RI 418 MAH JONGG PLAY LAB For those
who wish to gain more experience. Anyone
can sit at any table to make a foursome. Jan.
12, 19, 26; Feb. 2, 9. 10:30-1. S. Stanley
RI 419 THE EMERGENCE OF CRO-MAGNON
PEOPLE Study of the evolutionary rise of
cro-magnon people in Europe around 45,000
years ago. $13 includes registration and
materials. Jan. 12, 19, 26; Feb. 2, 9. 10:30-1. L.
Warner
RI 420 BEGINNERS JEWLERY DESIGN
For the beginner and those who want a
better understanding of the fundamentals of
jewelry design and beading. Learn how to
make a necklace with a clasp and earrings to
match. Bring your own materials. Contact
jcasanovas@uft.org for supply list. $13
includes registration and pattern fees. Jan. 12,
19, 26; Feb. 2, 9. 10:30-1. N. Keay
RI 421 TAI CHI: BEGINNER Learn the basic
principles of Tai Chi. Jan. 12, 19, 26; Feb. 2, 9.
11-1. R. Yuen
FLORIDA
MEDICAL RECORD KEEPING
SEMINARS Except November, all seminars
are held on Thursday. Dates: Sept. 29; Oct.
27; Nov. 21 (Monday); Dec. 22; Jan. 26; Feb.
16. 10-12. Seminars are held in our conference
room. Call the office to register.
FALL TDA WORKSHOPS
Speakers: Martin Jacobson and Rita
Josephson.
BOCA/DELRAY: FF 811 Tuesday, Oct. 18. 2-4
South County Civic Center, 16700 Jog Road,
Delray Beach.
BROWARD: FF 821 Thursday, Oct. 20. 1-3.
Leonard Weisinger Community Center, 6199
Northwest 10th St., Margate.
DADE: FF 831 Wednesday, Oct. 19. 1-3.
Surfside Community Center, 9301 Collins
Ave., Surfside.
OCALA: TF 801 Tuesday, Oct. 25. 10:30-12:30.
Marion County Public Library, 2720 E. Silver
Springs Blvd., Ocala.
ORLANDO: OF 801 Wednesday, Oct. 26.
10-1. Eastmonte Civic Center, 830 Magnolia
Drive, Altamonte Springs.
WEST COAST: SF 801 Monday, Oct. 24. 1-3.
Laurel Oak Country Club, 2700 Gary Player
Blvd., Sarasota.
WEST PALM BEACH: FF 841 Tuesday, Oct.
18. 2-4 South County Civic Center, 16700 Jog
Road, Delray Beach.
BOCA/DELRAY
Coordinator: Florence Fidell (561) 731-4695.
Unless otherwise noted, all meetings are at
1 p.m. and meets at Temple Anshei Shalom,
7099 W. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach.
FF 812 ACCURATE MEDICAL RECORDS
Discussion on Health Care proxies and
benefits and how to keep accurate medical
records for full-time Florida residents.
Tuesday, Nov. 15. Speaker: F. Kassler.
FI 813 ANNUAL MEETING Tuesday, Jan. 17.
South County Civic Center, 16700 Jog Road,
Delray Beach. 3-5. Speakers: T. Murphy, G.
Herskowitz, S. March and D. Penny.
FI 814 HEALTH UPDATE Tuesday, Feb. 7.
Speaker: B. Shiller.
BROWARD
Coordinator: Albert Guastafeste (954) 255-
9161. Unless otherwise noted, all meetings are
at 1 p.m. and meet at the Leonard Weisinger
Community Center, 6199 Northwest 10th St.,
Margate.
Thursday, Nov. 17. Speaker: F. Kassler.
FI 823 ANNUAL MEETING Thursday, Jan. 19.
Speakers: T. Murphy, G. Herskowitz, S. March
and D. Penny.
FI824 HEALTH UPDATE Thursday, Feb. 9.
DADE
Coordinator: Leon Brum (305) 864-4318.
Unless otherwise noted, all meetings are at 1
p.m. and meet at Surfside Community Center,
9301 Collins Ave., Surfside.
Wednesday, Nov. 16. Speaker: F. Kassler.
FI 833 ANNUAL MEETING Wednesday, Jan.
18. Speakers: T. Murphy, G. Herskowitz, S.
March and D. Penny.
FI 834 HEALTH UPDATE Wednesday, Feb. 8.
OCALA
Coordinator: Ken Goodfriend (561) 9944929. Meet at Marion County Public Library,
2720 E. Silver Spring Blvd., Ocala.
TI 802 ACCURATE MEDICAL RECORDS
Tuesday, Nov. 29. 10:30-12:30. Speaker: F.
Kassler.
TI 803 ANNUAL MEETING Tuesday, Jan. 24.
Holiday Inn, 3601 SW 38th Ave., Ocala. 10:301. Speakers: T. Murphy, G. Herskowitz, S.
March and D. Penny.
TI 804 HEALTH BENEFITS Friday, Feb. 3.
10:30-12:30. Speaker: B. Shiller.
ORLANDO
Coordinator: Donesa Jackson (407) 3593459. Meets at the Seminole County Public
Library, 215 N. Oxford Rd., Casselberry.
OF 802 LABOR SEMINAR Thursday, Oct.
13. Teamsters Local 385 Union Hall, 126 N.
Kirkman Road, Orlando. 10 – 2 Speaker: M.
Mulgrew, UFT President.
OF 803 ACCURATE MEDICAL RECORDS
Wednesday Nov. 30. 10 – 12 Speaker: F.
Kassler.
OI 804 ANNUAL MEETING Monday, Jan.
23. 2:30-4:30. Eastmonte Civic Center, 830
Magnolia Drive, Altamonte Springs. Speakers:
T. Murphy, G. Herskowitz, S. March and D.
Penny.
OI 805 HEALTH BENEFITS Thursday, Feb. 2.
10 -12. Speaker: B. Shiller.
WEST PALM BEACH
Coordinator: Lois Porcella (561) 965-7777.
Unless otherwise noted, all meetings are at
1 p.m. and meets at Temple Anshei Shalom,
7099 W. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach. (Bus
provided to Boca/Delray call the office at 561994-4929 for details).
Tuesday, Nov. 15. Speaker: F. Kassler.
FI 843 ANNUAL MEETING Tuesday, Jan. 17.
3-5. South County Civic Center, 16700 Jog
Road, Delray Beach. Speakers: T. Murphy, G.
Herskowitz, S. March and D. Penny.
FI 844 HEALTH UPDATE Tuesday, Feb. 7.
WEST COAST
Coordinator: Paul Bradford (941) 355-7928.
Meets at Laurel Oak Country Club, 2700
Gary Player Blvd., Sarasota. (Unless otherwise
noted, all meetings are at 1 p.m.)
SF 802 ACCURATE MEDICAL RECORDS
Monday, Nov. 28. Speaker: F. Kassler.
SI 803 ANNUAL MEETING Saturday, Jan. 21.
10-12. Hilton Garden Inn Sarasota-Bradenton
Airport, 8270 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota.
Speakers: T. Murphy, G. Herskowitz, S. March
and D. Penny.
SI 804 HEALTH UPDATE Monday, Feb. 6.
FLORIDA OFFICE
COURSES
All courses have a $10 fee (which is nonrefundable and non-transferable).
MONDAY
FF 101 SINATRA: THE GREATEST POP
SINGER OF ALL TIME Learn about the style
of this great singer through the use of audio/
visual. Oct. 17, 24, 31; Nov. 7, 14, 21. 9:30–
11:30. Instructor: A. Guastafeste.
FF 102 UFT CHORUS Learn techniques of
singing in a chorus. All levels welcome. Oct.
17, 24, 31;Nov. 7, 14, 21. 12–2. Instructor: A.
Guastafeste.
FF 103 CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH No
prior knowledge necessary. Nov. 7, 14, 21, 28;
Dec. 5. 10–12. Instructor: B. Wolk.
FI 104 BEETHOVEN: MASTER COMPOSER
Learn the composing style of the masterful
composer through selected pieces. Dec. 5,
12, 19; Jan. 9, 23, 30. 9:30–11:30. Instructor:
A. Guastafeste.
FI 105 UFT CHORUS Learn techniques of
singing in a chorus. All levels welcome. Dec.
5, 12, 19; Jan. 9, 23, 30. 12–2. Instructor: A.
Guastafeste.
FI 106 CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH No
prior knowledge necessary. Jan. 9, 23, 30; Feb.
6, 13. 10–12. Instructor: B. Wolk.
TUESDAY
FF 201 OPERA A different opera each week
followed by a discussion. Oct. 18, 25; Nov. 1,
8, 22. 10-12. Instructor: M. Minzer.
FI 202 CANASTA Briefs lesson follow by
supervised play. All levels welcome. Dec. 6, 13,
20; Jan. 3, 10. 10-12. Instructor: F. Kassler.
FI 203 OPERA A different opera each week
followed by a discussion. Dec. 6, 20; Jan. 3, 10,
17. 10-12. Instructor: M. Minzer.
WEDNESDAY
FF 301 APPLE IPAD INSTRUCTION:
BEGINNERS Bring your iPad to class. WiFi
provided. Oct. 19, 26; Nov. 2, 9, 16. 10-12.
Instructor: B. Rosendorf.
FF 302 FOREIGN FILMS &
DOCUMENTARIES A different film/
documentary is shown each week followed
by a discussion. Nov. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30. 10-1.
Instructor: B. Wolk.
FI 303 FOREIGN FILMS &
DOCUMENTARIES A different film/
documentary is shown each week followed by
a discussion. Dec. 14, 21; Jan. 4, 11, 18. 10-1.
Instructor: B. Wolk.
FI 304 APPLE IPAD INSTRUCTION:
INTERMEDIATE For those with some
knowledge in using the Ipad. Bring your to
Ipad to class. WiFi provided. Jan. 4, 11, 18, 25;
Feb. 1. 10-12. Instructor: B. Rosendorf.
THURSDAY
FF 401 MAH JONGG Brief lesson followed
by supervised play. All levels welcome. Oct.
20, 27; Nov. 3, 10, 17. 10-12. Instructor: B.
Salamon. FF 402 MAH JONGG Brief lesson followed by
supervised play. All levels welcome. Dec. 1, 8,
22; Jan. 5, 12. 10-12. Instructor: B. Salamon. FI 403 DOO WOP Focusing on groups from
Brooklyn. Jan. 12, 19, 26; Feb. 2, 9, 16; Mar. 2,
9. 10-1. Instructor: H. Bloch. FRIDAY
FF 501 POLITICAL SATIRE IN FILM View
film related to political satire follow by a
discussion. Sept. 30; Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28; Nov. 4.
10-1. Instructor: R. Presser.
FF 502 CANASTA Brief lesson followed by
supervised play. All levels welcome. Oct. 7,
14, 21, 28; Nov. 4. 10–12. Instructor: F. Kassler.
FI 503 FILMS: MUSICALS IN THE SECOND
HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY View a
different musical each week followed by a
discussion. Dec. 2, 9, 16, 23; Jan. 6, 13. 10-1.
Instructor: R. Presser.
FI 504 SHORT STORY DISCUSSION Discuss
a different short story each week. Required
book: American Short Story Masterpieces
by Clarence C. Strowbridge (editor). Dec. 9,
16, 23; Jan. 6, 13, 20, 27. 10-12. Instructor: A.
Zuckerberg.
FI 505 FILMS Titles to be announced. Jan.
27; Feb. 3, 10, 17; Mar. 3, 10. 10-1. Instructor:
R. Presser.
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during the Fall 2016 semester: courses, seminars, trips, special events, dine arounds, theatre experience and Defensive Driving.
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Si Beagle Fall 2016 Bulletin - United Federation of Teachers

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