Exercise your mind as well as your body at the Walking Book Club. We will walk around the track listening to The Lindbergh Nanny by Mariah Fredericks.

Visit the traveling community outreach bus in our parking lot courtesy of Catholic Health Services.

Let's explore nature through art and hands-on activities. Dress to make a mess. In case of rain, this program will meet in the Community Room.

X marks the spot. Little adventurers will enjoy listening to stories and decorating their own treasure chests to hold trinkets and treats.

Different crafts encourage children's hand-eye coordination and gross and fine motor skills development; includes storytime. Dress to make a mess.

Fulfill your passion for art.  Bring your supplies and work on your current project while you share ideas and learn new techniques from others in a relaxed atmosphere.

Come spend the afternoon listening to pizza-themed stories and then decorate your very own pizza party hat.

Travel around the country without leaving the Library. Create a Flat Stanley version of yourself, which will be mailed to a special location and returned to the Library with a story to tell.

Decorate delicious cupcakes with a summer beach scene.

The Battle of the Books is a county-wide competition for young adults who wish to represent their public library. The competition will take place on Saturday, August 10 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Hauppauge.

Enjoy the summer sun as we paint a suncatcher to hang in your room.

 Join us for our noncompetitive, slow-paced bingo night. This program is geared towards patrons 18 years and older with sensory issues, those on the autism spectrum or those who have other specific needs. 

How quickly can you sort M&Ms®? How high can you stack Oreos®? Complete delicious treat-related challenges to find out who will win the gold medal of this exciting food fight.

Board games galore!  Bring your friends and play some of your favorite games.  We will provide loads of awesome games, but you’re welcome to bring your own too.

Long Island’s history is uniquely intertwined with its beaches.  In his poem “Starting from Paumanok,” Walt Whitman described Long Island as “isle of the salty shore and breeze and brine.” For millennia, wind, water, and sediments have conver