Event List

This program will introduce the problem of feral cats through a story book and then we will make cat toys to donate to the local animal shelter.

Former lawyers, now librarians, Mara Zonderman and Terry Lucas will host a monthly series, beginning in January, about the history and relevance of the Bill of Rights and its role in the founding of the country. 

Time to exercise and have fun at the same time! Dance together and enjoy lively international music. Bring a friend if you like!

Held at the Cutchogue New Suffolk Library. 

Come have fun with songs, nursery rhymes, and free play with our toys!

No registration necessary

Listen to stories and participate in early literacy interactive activities focusing on arts and crafts, science, and games.

Register for each session separately

Join Britt Burner, Esq., Managing Partner of Burner Prudenti Law, P.C., for an informative discussion on the distinctions between these two types of trusts, and the advantages of placing assets, such as a home, into a trust. 

Are you obsessed with BT21, SKZOO, or your favorite group’s iconic logos? Bring your fandom to life at our K-Pop Shrinky Dinks workshop!

Let your mind, body, and spirit reap the beneficial practice of yoga. Increase strength and stamina while decreasing stress and muscle tension. Please bring a mat.

Explore the art and science of brewing beer with Sean as he presents a live demonstration, followed by a guided tasting.

Have a voice in shaping library programs and events! TLC meets monthly to collaborate with library staff, share ideas, help plan activities, and provide feedback on teen services.

Navigating the road to college can feel like a maze. Ron and Jackie will break it all down—from the latest admission trends to the secrets of a standout personal statement.

From images and music to news and social media, AI-generated content is becoming harder to spot and more influential. This program explores how to recognize AI-created material and why media literacy matters right now.

Materials fee: $15 to be paid in person (one-time fee includes access to Zumbini music, a book, and a toy).  

Come on into the library’s children’s room for toy-filled fun and make new friends along the way! 

No registration necessary

Enjoy a colonial three-course "Tavern Tea" with a bill of fare that includes Savory & Substantial Meats & Cheese, Sweet Biscuits & Cakes, and Fruit Pudding.  "Teas of the finest sorts will be serv'd, being Bohea, Hyson,

It’s Friday! Let’s celebrate the end of a marking period for 6th graders and the end of the week for everyone! The party will include board games, music, crafts, and plenty of snacks.

This program will introduce a storybook showing the differences of cat behavior and the humans that love them.  We will follow up the story with a cute cat craft that is just purrrrrfect!

Time to exercise and have fun at the same time! Dance together and enjoy lively international music. Bring a friend if you like!

Join us for an engaging Shakespeare lecture hosted by Northeast Stage, featuring guest speaker Nancee Moes, theatre artist and educator.