Week Calendar

Seize the play and keep the mess at our place! Join us for an informal play date - meet other children and families, while playing with toys and creating an art project.

Help us take care of our vegetable garden. 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.

Get your jam on and explore instruments of all kinds while playing along with Miss Jessie. We’ll also read a musical story.

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.

Put on your hard hats and bring your little construction workers to build with all types of blocks.

Swim through some summer stories with us as we create a spectacular shark.

Help aid local food pantries by planting, tending and harvesting vegetables in the Library’s garden bed. Meet us in the lobby to head out to the garden together. In the event of rain, this program will be held in the Community Room.

Young uke players will learn the beginner basics of the ukulele in this fun and inviting workshop. No experience needed! Instruments will be provided, but feel free to bring your own.

Learn to play American Mah Jongg following the National Mah Jongg League rules with Nancy Esposito.  Experience the excitement of learning this historic game that is now popular with adults of all ages!

Create like the greats! Learn about artists from all over the world, then make your own masterpieces inspired by their art. Dress to make a mess.

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

Join us for a program especially for babies. There will be songs, props and most of all fun. No older siblings, please.

Get outside and get messy at the Library! Dress to get dirty. In case of rain, this program will meet in the Community Room.

It's Shark Week! Join us as we celebrate these sensational sea creatures with stories, crafts and a super shark snack.

Bring the beach indoors and decorate a ceramic sandcastle you can enjoy all year round. Dress to make a mess. 

Let's get prehistoric and learn about dinosaurs. We'll even dig for fossils of our own. In case of rain, this program will meet in the Community Room.

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

Create your own “galaxy in a jar” using paint, water, glitter, and cotton balls. 

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.

Swamp Thing (1982)

Rated PG; runtime 91 minutes.

Bog (1984)

Rated PG; runtime 90 minutes.

Swimmers? Waders? Herons, sandpipers, plovers and more! The abundance of water around Long Island attracts an abundance of birds that need water to thrive.

Join us for a recent release film showing.

Join us this summer and complete project-based coding activities, follow tutorials at all skill levels, learn about inspiring role models in the coding community and become a part of the Girls Who Code Sisterhood.

Scoop up a good story and join us for a hands-on art experience that celebrates our favorite frosty treats. Dress to make a mess.

We will be discussing The Dictionary of Lost Words by Pip Williams. Books are available at the Nesconset Building Circulation Desk.

Celebrate the season by learning how to make summer-themed magnets using the Cricut cutting machine! We’ll tour our makerspace, the LearnLab, then get to crafting in the Community Room.

Join two-time American Double Dutch League World Champion Erica Dantzler as she shows you the ropes. Please wear sneakers and bring a water bottle.

Do you enjoy learning about the past through historical non-fiction?  If so, be sure to join The Smithtown Library’s Historical Non-fiction Book Discussion Group.

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

Join your friends and neighbors for a film showing.

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 Friday, August 9 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Hauppauge.

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.

Let your little ones' imaginations run wild as we sculpt, play and create with playdough!

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 Friday, August 9 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Hauppauge.

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 Friday, August 9 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Hauppauge.

Do you think you have what it takes? Join us to see if you can complete these fun-filled challenges in under a minute!

Celebrate Shark Week by making various shark crafts.

Grab your shovels and help us plant our sensory garden. Work alongside our younger patrons to plant flowers that will explore the five senses.  Each teen will earn one hour of community service.

Grab your shovels and help us plant our sensory garden. Work alongside teen volunteers to touch, feel and smell flowers and plants that will grow into a sensational summer garden.

Decorate rocks to show kindness which will be displayed in our Library gardens.  Each teen will earn one hour of community service.

Enjoy coloring a sea visor that you can wear outside on your summer adventures.

Help an elementary school-aged student prepare a baked good. Each teen will receive one hour community service credit for participating.

Ready, set, bake! Make a delicious treat with help from a teen volunteer.

Let’s take an adventure to Paris this summer! Learn about the Eiffel Tower, completed in 1889 and designed by Gustave Eiffel. Learn to draw and paint with watercolors, step-by-step with Art teacher Amy. 

Help an elementary school student prepare a baked good. Each teen will receive one hour community service credit for participating.

Ready, set, bake! Make delicious treats with help from a teen buddy.

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.

Rock out until the lights go out – sing and dance with Play Date! Join husband and wife duo Greg Attonito (of the Bouncing Souls) and Shanti Wintergate of the award-winning kindie group, Play Date.

In this open level yoga class, we will be connecting breath to movement as we flow from one pose into the next.

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

Volunteers from the Commack Volunteer Ambulance Corps will teach you what to do in case of an opioid overdose. Everyone who attends will leave with a certificate card and NARCAN®. 

Join local artist Melissa Krummeck to make a gorgeous piece of art using sea shells, beach glass and sand.

It’s Shark Week! Atlantic Marine Conservation Society biologists will introduce you to the amazing world of sharks! Learn about the largest and smallest sharks in the world and the various shark species that can be found in New York waters.

Jester Jim is back with his hilarious plungerific show, filled with juggling, balancing stunts and beatboxing.

Be an artist, a magician and a cartographer and bring your favorite fantasy world to life.

Learn how to make tasty candy sushi with a variety of confectionaries. Take home your creation in a sushi box to enjoy and share.

Ready, set, glow! Enjoy an evening of glow-in-the-dark crafts and activities. Wear your neons to make sure you glow!

Join us to discuss this month's book selection, The First Ladies by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray. Books will be available at the Nesconset Building Circulation Desk.

The Smithtown Library proudly announces it's annual free outdoor summer concert series made possible by a Suffolk County Omnibus Grant obtained by Legislator Rob Trotta.  Bring your own chair or blanket.