Event List

Calling All Word Lovers! Flex your vocabulary muscles by joining other enthusiasts for an afternoon of Scrabble and other word games. Scrabble, Boggle, and other word games provided.  Walk-ins welcome.

In this conclusion to the untold story of the witches of Oz, Elphaba is now demonized as The Wicked Witch of the West and Glinda has become the symbol of Goodness living at the palace in Emerald City.

Improve and support overall health and well-being through the practice of yoga. Bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing.

Please join us for a 20-minute session to sit still and practice the kind of deep breathing that fosters calm well-being and can improve our health and our outlook.

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

Join friends for a game of bridge.  Card and bidding boxes will be provided.  No instructors onsite. 

No registration required.  Walk-ins welcome.

Enjoy a friendly game of mahjong with friends and neighbors. Two mahjong sets available. For additional sets, feel free to bring your own. No instructor onsite.

Registration not required. Walk-ins welcome. 

Improve and support overall health and well-being through the practice of yoga.  Bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing.

Fee: $48.  Advance online registration and payment required. 

Free.   Advance registration required.  Size limit: 12

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! 

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. 

Did you know birds can dance, fight, or blow bubbles during courtship? Or that they can stay in the air for months? Or protect themselves by vomiting?

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.

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.  

Join us for a delicious lunch provided by Town of Southampton Senior Services! Anyone 60 and up is eligible. Please register in advance as walk-ins may not be able to be accommodated. 

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

Registration not required.  Walk-ins welcome. 

Come learn about Five Wishes, America’s most popular living will. It is written in everyday language and helps people express their wishes in areas that matter most - the personal and spiritual in addition to the medical and legal.

Join us for a relaxing morning of adult coloring in the Bookmark Cafe, socializing and drinking coffee. Your Reference Librarian host will bring lists of trending book recommendations to discuss and for you to take home.

Calling All Word Lovers! Flex your vocabulary muscles by joining other enthusiasts for an afternoon of Scrabble and other word games. Scrabble, Boggle, and other word games provided.  Walk-ins welcome.

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

Improve and support overall health and well-being through the practice of yoga. Bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing.

Join Kathy Solomon from the East End Center for Handwriting for two lively, feel-good 90-minute sessions filled with loops, swirls, and curlicues—designed to keep those fine-motor neurons firing!  Did you know that writing

Learn the history of the ill-fated ship from its construction through its maiden voyage and discovery at the bottom of the Atlantic in 1985. Its legacy and continued interest in the Titanic will also be explored in this lecture.