Event List

For children AND an adult. No registration, drop by between 6:00-7:30 pm on April 20. It's National Library Week! Decorate your own library card holder you can use!

Join our instructor, Maurice Williams from Stony Brook University, for this free weekly class for English learners. Classes will focus on practicing speaking, reading, and writing. All skill levels are welcome!

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

For 1- 4 years AND an adult.  Twice a year we run our Parent Child Workshop series.

For grades K-5th. Celebrate libraries with your very own tote bag to carry books!

Registration for this in-person program opens on April 1 at 9:30 am. Register at the library, online, or by phone at 631-286--0818 x2.

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

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 April 1 at 9:30 am. Register at the library, online, or by phone at 631-286-0818 x2.

For grades 1st - 3rd. Children will create a snail using construction paper and quilled paper coils.

Registration for this in-person program opens on April 1 at 9:30 am. Register at the library, online or by phone at 631-286-0818 x2.

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

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

For ages 3-5 AND an adult. Join us for some fun-filled bingo games with some of your favorite book characters to celebrate National Library Week!

Musicians, spoken-word artists and friends! Join us on the 4th Sunday of the month for a welcoming, supportive Open Mic afternoon.

For children AND an adult. No registration, drop in between 10:00 am - 12:00 noon to have some fun with colorful dot markers. Dress for mess.

For grades K-5th. Dive into the world of Pokémon® trading cards, battle in epic Pokémon® card games, and unleash your creativity with a Pokémon®-themed craft.

Join our instructor, Maurice Williams from Stony Brook University, for this free weekly class for English learners. Classes will focus on practicing speaking, reading, and writing. All skill levels are welcome!

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

For 1- 4 years AND an adult.  Twice a year we run our Parent Child Workshop series.

For grades 3rd-5th. Create a beautiful painting using an ombre painting technique, then adding a silhouette image on top.

Interested in receiving direct feedback on your writing from other writers? Join the writer’s workshop where writers read their work and share comments. We meet every two weeks and a new piece of writing is due at each class.

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 April 1 at 9:30 am. Register at the library, online, or by phone at 631-286-0818 x2.

For grades K-5th. Spring has sprung! Join us to make a beautiful beaded butterfly craft!

Registration for this in-person program opens on April 1 at 9:30 am. Register at the library, online, or by phone at 631-286-0818 x2.

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

A representative from Youth Enrichment Services COMHPS team (COMHPS stands for Community Mental Health Promotion and Support) will be available every first Friday of the month to provide information on their mental health services.