Learn a Musical Instrument
Inspired by the popularity of our ukulele class for adults last summer, the library has subscribed to a new database for 2019.
ArtistWorks is a video instruction platform with hundreds of video lessons covering basic through advanced techniques on a wide variety of instruments.
Learn to play everything from piano to banjo to ukulele — and even how to scratch like a DJ. Visit libr.info/databases and click on the ArtistWorks button to use the database.
(Note — the first time you visit, you will need to set up a new account to keep track of your progress through the lessons. Click the “Register” link on the red menu bar at the top right to get started.)
Seed starting workshop
Monday, March 4
In this hands-on workshop you will learn to choose and plant seeds, care for your seedlings, and transplant them to the garden at the proper time.
You will take home your own potted seed. Your instructors, Martie Teumim and Edward Noel Wilson, are longtime Master Gardeners with Cornell Cooperative Extension of Albany. Registration is required: online or call 518-810-0314.
Program starts at 6:30 p.m.
Qi Gong for Spring
Tuesdays, March 5, 12, 19, and 26
“Qi Gong for Spring” is all about growth, transformation, creativity, and abundance.
Spring represents a time of awakening when nature is waking from winter hibernation with new life and blooming into a new beginning. The spring season is a great time to enliven and awaken our energy as well as the perfect time for cleansing and rejuvenation.
In this workshop, we will focus on the Swimming Dragon style of Qi Gong.
The dragon is associated with both strength and flexibility. This is a powerful workout and cultivates a healthy, strong body.
We will also focus on transformation, letting go of the old and bringing in the new.
These free sessions will be led by Maria Patrick, certified health coach and Qi Gong instructor. Participants should wear comfortable clothing and may bring a yoga mat.
Registration is required: online or call 518-810-0314.
Program starts at 7 p.m. each Tuesday in March.
Joe Nash
Colonie Library
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