Event List

In 1957, after the Soviets launched the first artificial satellite, Sputnik, into Earth orbit the United States and the Soviet Union became engaged in a Space Race, which was a key aspect of the Cold War to showcase their technological superiority

Join historian Marty Schneit as he brings the fabled Borscht Belt back to life, with a stroll through Old Route 17, Red Apple Rest, and the Bungalow Colonies.

Create a cute keepsake for your home using seashells, glass, rope, sand and a candle. All materials provided.

Join us as we see some artifacts and learn about the rich history of the Long Island Railroad.

Meet in the parking lot of the First Presbyterian Church. We will stroll the grounds of the oldest English Burying Ground in New York State. Box tombs, slate, sandstone, and marble stones mark the resting place of the earliest settlers.

Join Rachel of Sweet Woodland Farm for a tour of the elderberry orchard and then enjoy a demonstration and tasting of elderberry syrup.

We’ll meet at the library’s entrance and amble west along the Main Road to the bend in the road at Tucker’s Lane, discovering history along the way!

Craft a shimmering sea glass necklace-a perfect keepsake to capture the magic of your summer adventure by the shore. All materials provided.

Osteoporosis is a disease that weakens bones, making them thinner and less dense.  This can result in bone fractures which significantly impact quality of life. Dr.

Meet in the parking lot of the First Presbyterian Church. We will stroll the grounds of the oldest English Burying Ground in New York State. Box tombs, slate, sandstone, and marble stones mark the resting place of the earliest settlers.

$60 per person donation. Includes wine, beer and charcuterie. Tickets available at Southold Library (cash/check) or online at BedellCellars.com. All proceeds directly benefit the Southold Free Library.