Week Calendar

For grades Pre-K-2nd. Create a mouse peeking out of a paper mitten.

Registration for this kit opens December 17 at 9:30 am. Register at the library, online, or by phone at 631-286-0818 x2.  

Join Kate for gentle yoga using a chair to aid in strength, balance, flexibility and mental well-being. This class is accessible for all bodies and abilities; no experience is necessary. 

4 classes; $16

For 18-30 months AND an adult. Listen to a story, sing, dance and play!

Enjoy this ancient game with fellow enthusiasts.

*No registration. Not an instructional class. Please sign attendance sheet.*

For newborn - 35 months AND an adult. Sing, say and play along with Mother Goose rhymes and meet other parents/caregivers in the area. 

This ancient, evidence-based Chinese healing art consists of gentle, low impact exercises, which provide many benefits including lowered blood pressure, increased bone density, balance and coordination. Tom Linden instructs.

Join us for our monthly book discussion! This month, we will be reading The Nickel Boys by Colson Whitehead. Bagels, coffee, and tea will be served.

Laurince McElroy instructs on the art’s most popular form: the 24-Posture Form in Medium Frame Yang-Style.

Play a game or two of this multi-deck card game.

*No registration. Not an instructional class. Please sign attendance sheet.*

Gather with fellow players for an afternoon of Bridge. 

*No registration required. Not an instructional class. Please sign attendance sheet.*

Meet with representatives from Family & Children's Association.

Explore self‐care and wellness from a strengths‐based perspective, including understanding stressors, building resiliency and self‐compassion, and managing change.

Hang out and play a game of chess with other Chess enthusiasts!

Our social work student intern from Stony Brook University provides patrons with information, referrals and paperwork for housing, treatment, social services and more.

Our social work student intern from Stony Brook University provides patrons with information, referrals and paperwork for housing, treatment, social services and more.

This event is being offered by New York Life Insurance Company.

Our social work student intern from Stony Brook University provides patrons with information, referrals and paperwork for housing, treatment, social services and more.

For 3-5 years AND an adult. Join us for some books and a craft.

Registration for this in-person 3-session series opens on December 2 at 9:30 am. Register at the library, online, or by phone at 631-286-0818 x2.

For grades K-3rd. Listen to the story and then make your own gingerbread man.

Registration for this in-person program opens on December 2 at 9:30 am. Register at the library, online, or by phone at 631-286-0818 x2.

All ages, no registration. Drop in between 5:00 - 6:30 pm to meet Santa in a low-key environment. Children can make crafts and play with toys until they are ready to approach Santa.

Help plan library programs, earn community service and meet new people.

Sabrina Perrino instructs yoga with a mindful approach. Pose modifications available. Balance breath and movement to find synchronicity. 

6 classes; $24

This fun, introductory course will cover some of the foundations of American Sign Language. Students will learn the basics of fingerspelling using the ASL alphabet, basic grammar structure, and more!

Join us for an hour of fun playing Minecraft. Hang out with other Minecraft enthusiasts while you play the game and compete in-game challenges.

Practice your English conversation and improve your vocabulary and grammar.

Practica tu conversación en inglés y mejora tu vocabulario y gramática.

For grades K-5th. Children will create a snowstorm in a bottle using clear glue, water, food coloring and glitter.

For grades 3rd -5th. Make a hanging suncatcher with a snowflake design.

Registration for this in-person program opens on December 2 at 9:30 am. Register at the library, online, or by phone at 631-286-0818 x2.

A self-empowering, abstinence based support group for anyone recovering from addiction and addictive behaviors (alcoholism, drug abuse/addiction, gambling addiction, etc.).

The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Trustees of the library.