Week Calendar

Take home a bag filled with the supplies needed to stencil and design a canvas hanging that says “These are the good old days.” A hot glue gun is also required to complete this project.

A program for the senses! Your child will be able to touch and play with the autumn harvest that makes our Thanksgiving dinner so special.

Paint a cute woodland animal face on wood slices.  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.

This program focuses on slow, flowing movements, breathing and focused attention. A low-impact form of exercise can improve physical condition, muscle strength, coordination, flexibility and balance. It has shown to decrease the risk of falling.

Move and groove to the beat. Put on your dancing shoes for a morning of music and movement fun.

Get into the holiday spirit with a variety of Thanksgiving-themed crafts and art projects. Dress to make a mess.

This program focuses on slow, flowing movements, breathing and focused attention. A low-impact form of exercise can improve physical condition, muscle strength, coordination, flexibility and balance. It has shown to decrease the risk of falling.

Are you looking for something to do on Saturday?  Come to the Library during these hours and complete some cool crafts.

Are you looking for something to do on Saturday? Come to the Library during these hours and complete some cool crafts. No registration required.

Join us for a program especially for babies. There will be songs, props and most of all, fun.

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

Learn about storytelling with interactive games and more.

Join The Smithtown Library and the family of Jeanette Kiesnoski in the unveiling and dedication ceremony of a Peace Pole in memory of their mother.

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.

Join us every Friday for the screening of a current or classic movie.

Join your friends and neighbors for a film showing.

Gobble, gobble! It’s turkey time, so trot on over to the Library for stories and a craft.

Join us in our LearnLab to learn the basics of 3D printing and design in this hands-on workshop!

November is Native American Heritage Month! Stop by the Children’s Craft Room during these hours to celebrate with crafts and activities while you learn all about some influential people.

Calling all master builders. Bring your imaginations to this block party and construct your own creations using our collection of LEGO® bricks.

Come discover the magic of gnomes. Enjoy stories and a craft about the magic of gnomes.

Spend an afternoon paired with a younger child for some arts and crafts projects.  We will be using art materials. Dress to make a mess.

Craft Buddies is a program in which a child is paired with a teen as they work to create a craft for the child to take home.

Join us to make seasonal decorations that will be donated to local nursing homes. Each teen will receive one hour of community service.

Teen volunteers are needed to design and make bookmarks. Bookmarks will be sent to patrons who are enjoying The Smithtown Library's Homebound Mail Service. Each teen will receive one hour of community service.

Debra Scala Giokas, author of Ladies, First: Common Threads will share images of needlework and tell stories about a dozen first ladies who knitted, crocheted, embroidered, quilted, cross-stitched or sewed.

Come to the Children's Craft Room during these hours to tinker, build and play with a variety of STEAM challenges, toys and projects.

This meeting is open to the public.

Join the Baking Coach and make some tasty turkeys using cookies, rice crispy treats, chocolate and candy corns.

There’s gnome place like the Library. Join us for a painting lesson while creating a friendly fall gnome that celebrates autumn leaves and the cool breeze. Dress to make a mess.

Josephine Smith, a Shinnecock elder and Cultural Educator, will give participants the opportunity to learn about the numerous thanksgivings held throughout the year and facts that are usually not discussed.  Refreshments will be served.

Show off your creativity using fuse beads! Create your own design or use a template as a guide to create keychains, jewelry and more.