NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND EVENTS CALENDAR Tuesday – November 5 Election Day! Vote early and often!!! Abrazo Argentina: Embracing a Culture; Tottenville Library, 7430 Amboy Road, 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m., A collaborative art exhibit by photographer Bruce Cohn and painter Denise Mumm, celebrating the people and culture of Argentina, the result of a year long exploration and dialog between the two artists. The historic cathedral-like reading room will house large-scale paintings and photos. Exhibit continues in the more intimate community room downstairs. Curate NYC 2013; 139 Bay St., The Staten Island Creative Community will be showing the works of chosen artists from all five boroughs for the Curate NYC 2013 show. Curate chooses galleries from each borough to exhibit the curated works chosen from many entries, over 1800 this year. Fall Leaf Drop Off; Every Thing Goes Book Café, 208 Bay St., 718-447-825, 10:30 AM - 6:30 PM, Dont throw autumns bounties away. Leave your leaves with us! Well compost your leaves and create a nutrient rich soil amendment. Are you an urban composter desperately in need of brown to balance out your greens? Stop by and take some leaves, there should be plenty! Residential leaves only, please use clear plastic or brown paper bags and no branches, twigs or trash please. Please call ahead to schedule an appointment for drop-off during normal business hours. Free Workout Classes; Zion Lutheran Church, 505 Watchogue Road, 718-448-0990, 7:30 PM, Given by Marie-Elena Aruta. Register at 718fitclub. Poe for Young Readers; Staten Island Childrens Museum, 1:00 PM, Staten Island, NY 10301, (718) 273-2060, Staten Island OutLOUD is hosting The Big Read: Stories and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe, a program designed to revitalize reading in American popular culture, which will take place in community setting across Staten Island. Poe stories adapted for youngsters. Age-appropriate readings and chat. Yoga for the Young at Heart-Chair Yoga; Blue Heron Nature Center, 222 Poillon Ave., (718) 967-3542, 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM, The best remedy for seniors is yoga. Prevent stiff muscles and achy joints. Life your spirits and calm your mind, creating greater flexibility gives you a new sense of self. Classes are open to people with disabilities. Instuctor: Terry Seaman, 718-356-0106. Free reading and math tutoring; New Dorp Library, 309 New Dorp Lane, 718-351-2977, 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM, Free math tutoring for children Pre-K to 8th grade. Free reading tutoring for children Pre-K to 3rd grade. Presented by Staten Island Technical volunteers and Stuyvesant High School volunteers. Space is limited. Register in person that day Kids Movie; St. George Library Center, 5 Central Ave., 718-442-8560, 4:00 PM, for ages 5 to 12 years old. Meditation; Wagner College, 1 Campus Road, 7:15 PM - 9:00 PM, The Staten Island Zen Community, an interfaith group, holds weekly meditation at the Kairos House on the campus of Wagner on Grymes Hill. People of all religious faiths and traditions are encouraged to attend. For more information visit zencommunitysi.org or contact Sensei Kenneth Byalin, Resident teach at kbyalin@hotmail Photography Exhibition; College of Staten Island, 2800 Victory Blvd., 1P – 118B – Student Art Gallery, (718) 982-2545,An exhibition of student work from the fall 2013 classes. The students include Art majors and non-Art majors. Free
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