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Palisades Park — The 8-week Korean Language Zoom Class, sponsored by the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in New York and hosted by the Palisades Park Public Library, will provide a valuable opportunity for non-Korean learners inspired by the Korean Wave (Hallyu) to study the Korean language.
The 8-week Korean Language Zoom Class, sponsored by the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in New York and hosted by the Palisades Park Public Library, will provide a valuable opportunity for non-Korean learners inspired by the Korean Wave (Hallyu) to study the Korean language.
Let's read and sing together! Rachel will lead a storytime for young children. Most appropriate for ages 2-5, but all are welcome!
Set yourself up for success with this informational session on preparing for college, applying to college, and earning college scholarships with non-profit organization SEEDS. Teens 13 and up only.
For high intermediate and advanced ESL students who want to strengthen all their English skills. Classes will take place in-person at the library. Registration not required!
The 8-week Korean Language Zoom Class, sponsored by the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in New York and hosted by the Palisades Park Public Library, will provide a valuable opportunity for non-Korean learners inspired by the Korean Wave (Hallyu) to study the Korean language.
Join us un ixperiencng th Korean cultureal heritage and artistic traditions as well as modern trends. This class will be conducted in Korean, with some English used to support understanding for Non-Korean.
This class is conducted in Korean and is an intermediate calligraphy class Palisades Park - Meeting Room
This class is conducted in Korean and is a beginner-level Korean calligraphy class. Palisades Park - Meeting Room
Local author Scott Paranada-Fried arrived in Japan in the summer of 2001 with the aim of staying true to his Jewish roots. However, in the small town of Tamagawa, deep in the Japanese countryside, that proved to be an exceedingly difficult thing to do.
Come make your own resin dice that can be used in popular games like Dungeons and Dragons! Adults only. Registration required.
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a sweeping epic by bestselling author Isabel Allende! Come chat about Violeta with other friendly book fans. Copies will be available at the Circulation Desk prior to the event.
This class is for those who are higher than basic and it is covered many English learning skills. Registration needed and before registration new students need to take a small replacement test (Interview).
Enjoy an introduction to tea with a tasting of three teas and paired sweet treats followed by a live guzheng musical performance. Adults only. No registration required.
Celebrate Chuseok by making a 도 - a Korean hand drum! All ages. No registration required.
Let's read and sing together! Rachel will lead a storytime for young children. Most appropriate for ages 2-5, but all are welcome!
The 8-week Korean Language Zoom Class, sponsored by the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in New York and hosted by the Palisades Park Public Library, will provide a valuable opportunity for non-Korean learners inspired by the Korean Wave (Hallyu) to study the Korean language.
Join us for a fun and engaging American Mahjong class! Whether you're a beginner or looking to refresh your skills, all are welcome. The class will be conducted in both English and Korean.
Bring your favorite manga and share it with everyone! Snacks provided. Palisades Park - Meeting Room, Palisades Park Public Library
This is a Go(Baduk) game class held at the Palisades Park Library. Students who have completed a basic beginner course and are ready to play games are always welcome. Classes are held every Wednesday from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM.
This class covers essential grammar. Students need basic English knowledge. Question?
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