Event List

Ages birth-5 years   

Are you helping a loved one apply for Medicaid for home care or nursing home care?

Are you looking to begin your family genealogy research journey? Book a 1-on-1 appointment with our Local History Reference Librarian for a 45 minute session. Call the reference desk at 631-283-0774 ext. 505 with any questions. 

Ages 3 Years-5th Grade

We encourage individual creativity!

*Patrons choosing In-Person Crafts: *Pre-registration Required. Class size is limited. Things may get messy, so please dress accordingly.

Love playing Chess? Drop in and put your chess skills and strategies to work with other Chess lovers on Wednesday evenings. All are welcome to join; however, a sufficient understanding of the game to play independently is recommended.

There are a ton of tricks to make using your iPhone even easier. Automatically jump to the top of any screen with a single tap, switch between phone and camera with a mere swipe of the finger, and much more.

This class is for students who already have a basic knowledge of English vocabulary. We will focus on reading, listening and speaking skills. This class is for adults only. Please register in advance.

This class will help more advanced students build on their vocabulary, reading, listening and speaking skills. This class is for adults only.

Free. Size Limit: 12   Please register in advance.  

Ages birth-5 years    

Join us as we share stories, songs, puppets and action rhymes. *Pre-registration required.

Our Social Work Intern, Alyssa, from Stony Brook University is available for one-on-one meetings to offer assistance with a variety of services- such as completing housing and food stamp applications, prepping for job interviews, discussing mental

Enjoy a game of canasta with friends and neighbors.  Decks of cards provided. No instructor onsite. 

Registration not required.  Walk-ins welcome. 

Grads 1^st-5th 

It's Spring! Let's make a Claire West inspired spring landscape using chalk, liquid starch and acrylic paint. *Pre-registration required.

A beginner-friendly class that covers the essentials of Microsoft Excel, including navigating the interface, creating spreadsheets, using formulas, and organizing data for personal or professional use. Instructor: Stephen Burg.

Our Social Work Intern, Alyssa, from Stony Brook University is available for one-on-one meetings to offer assistance with a variety of services- such as completing housing and food stamp applications, prepping for job interviews, discussing mental

Register for an appointment to speak individually with a volunteer from HIICAP (Health Insurance Information, Counseling & Assistance Program) to answer questions and provide information specific to your own needs regarding Medicare health ins

Our Social Work Intern, Alyssa, from Stony Brook University is available for one-on-one meetings to offer assistance with a variety of services- such as completing housing and food stamp applications, prepping for job interviews, discussing mental

Our Social Work Intern, Alyssa, from Stony Brook University is available for one-on-one meetings to offer assistance with a variety of services- such as completing housing and food stamp applications, prepping for job interviews, discussing mental

Our Social Work Intern, Alyssa, from Stony Brook University is available for one-on-one meetings to offer assistance with a variety of services- such as completing housing and food stamp applications, prepping for job interviews, discussing mental

Do you like tales of thrilling suspense and mystery? Each month the Rogers Mystery Lovers read a new mystery and share their thoughts together.

The Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center is a Long Island-based social service agency that works with families impacted by Alzheimer's Disease or another dementia.

A Veteran Peer Mentor from the Joseph P. Dwyer Veterans Peer Support Project will visit the library to distribute helpful resources to veterans and their families. No appointments necessary, just walk in!