Upcoming Events

Embrace the power of reflection and response.

Know the Facts about skin cancer and how to protect yourself from the sun.

Telephone, online and in person registration begins two months prior to program date. Open to all adult drivers regardless of age. Please bring your license to class.

Theater enthusiast Brian Stoll discusses all things Broadway. He will share the history and importance of the Playbill as well as reasons why audience members choose to collect these keepsakes.

Join Cornell Cooperative Extension in this course designed to help teens develop the skills necessary for the responsibility of being a sitter—child safety, developmental stages of children and how to plan activities that are age appropriate.

There is no better time than now to start saving for your child's future. Marcela McCaffrey will discuss the different ways that you can invest in your child's education in the most effective way.

The Commack Ambulance Public CPR & Choking Course is designed for non-medical personnel who want the knowledge necessary to recognize and care for someone in cardiac arrest or who is choking.

From April to October in 1964 and again in 1965, some 52 million people from around the world flocked to the New York World’s Fair in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park.  While some critics derided the Fair as the “ugly duckling” of global expositi

Telephone, online and in person registration begins two months prior to program date. Open to all adult drivers regardless of age. Please bring your license to class.

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

Telephone, online and in person registration begins two months prior to program date. Open to all adult drivers regardless of age. Please bring your license to class.

When Long Island became a suburban paradise after World War II, ambitious entrepreneurs created dozens of amusement parks to help families unwind.  The Nunley family built a park in Baldwin in 1939, and it was so successful that they opened N