Please register separately for each date you plan to attend.

Join the Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Center (ADRC) for their monthly caregiver support group. Find emotional support, discuss challenges, share experiences, and get practical advice. 

 

No registration 

Learn about the Hawaiian and Tahitian island’s most memorable multicultural experiences through the energy of dance featuring

Uli Uli, Pu’ili, and Silk Poi dances performed by Barynya Dance Ensemble. 

 

In this fun, beginner-friendly class, you’ll learn the basics of bidding, play, and strategy of this popular card game. Each week blends easy instruction with guided games taught by Bill Rosenwald. Whether you’re a beginner or want to update your bidding and learn new conventions, this class is for you.

 

Long Island Cares Food Pantry’s Farm Truck will be in our parking lot to distribute FREE, fresh seasonal produce, milk, cheese, butter, and eggs (while supplies last). In the case of inclement weather, please call the Adult Reference Desk at (631) 924-6400 x250 before coming.

 

Dungeons & Dragons, a fantasy-based tabletop roleplaying game, has continued to grow in popularity over the years. Join Dungeon Master (DM) Jimmy to learn the basics of starting your own campaign with friends and family or to be a part of future games at the library. Learn the ins and outs, from making your own character to creating the world you play in.

 

Celebrating traditional American music with heartfelt performances of songs by iconic artists like Johnny Cash, The Carter Family, Hank Williams, Lead Belly, and Patsy Cline—alongside compelling original tunes—offering audiences an authentic and engaging experience.

 

Bring in your gently used puzzles and board games to swap for new-to-you ones! Can’t make the swap but have puzzles and games to share? Drop them off to the Adult Services desks from
July 1-12.
All puzzles and board games must be complete with no missing pieces or components, be in their original box, and be in good condition. Puzzles and games can be any level.

 

Join our monthly club of passionate teens making a difference for the planet! Through hands-on projects, workshops, and guest speakers, TSC will explore environmental issues, take action in the community, and create innovative solutions for a sustainable future.

 

 “Stormwater Detectives” - Cornell Cooperative Extension joins us this month to turn the TSC into pollution investigators as we try to find the cause of the mysterious Bluefish Bay fish kill! First, students are guided through the background data needed to solve this mystery, including a map of the area surrounding Bluefish Bay. Our club will then perform water quality testing of samples taken from Bluefish Bay to find the culprit of the fish kill. This presentation provides our Teen Sustainability Club with essential information on water quality and local sources of stormwater pollution.

 

 

Choose one session to check out what our makerLAB has to offer in this hands-on workshop. Teens will learn what machines and tools they can use to create all kinds of projects from embroidery to 3D printing! At the end of the program participants will go home with a customized bookmark made with sublimation.

 

 

 

 

Learn all about llamas from an educator from the Suffolk County Farm.  Then, meet a llama up close on our Terrace!

 

Kick it up a notch!  Venture to the library
to sew Minecraft stuffies!

 

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Universal Class
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