Event List

Meet at Presbyterian Church’s parking lot. Note the markers of slate, sandstone, and marble in the oldest English burying ground in New York State.

Ever wanted to draw your pet?  Well here’s your chance to learn!

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

Meet weekly to review books, create costumes, play trivia games, and more in preparation for the Battle of the Books competition on August 1.

A journey of artistic growth and self-discovery awaits you! Use seashells and air-dry sand to craft a tealight holder that embodies your creative potential and adds a touch of coastal charm to your home.

Play with a variety of sensory toys and tactile games and have fun with your friends.

A hernia usually happens in your abdomen or groin when a weakness or a preexisting opening in your muscle or connective tissue allows an organ or other tissue to push through the barrier.  Overall, hernias are common and most hernias aren’t s

Join Rachel, of Sweet Woodland for an informative presentation on how to grow, propagate and harvest American Black Elderberry. Learn all about the folk lore, and uses of this medicinal, immunity boosting plant.

Review, practice, and learn test-taking strategies. 

Come play with toys and bubbles in the outside library pocket park with your friends. Bring a snack with you to share. *If it rains, we will have our playdate in the children’s room.

Celebrate PRIDE Month with us at the library! Join us for a fun and easy finger knitting workshop where you'll create an adorable rainbow to brighten up your home, decorate your room, or share as a thoughtful gift.

Help make the children’s and teen rooms more colorful with your own creative touch! Materials will be provided for lots of fun ideas.

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

Edna Lewis is one of the most important American chefs, yet she is not a household name. Lewis was a pioneer in the food to table movement and her cookbooks changed  perceptions on Southern foodways.

Meet weekly to review books, create costumes, play trivia games, and more in preparation for the Battle of the Books competition on August 1.

Meet at Library’s front entrance. We’ll saunter west to the bend in the road on Tucker’s Lane discovering Southold’s history along the way.

Help make the children’s and teen rooms more colorful with your own creative touch! Materials will be provided for lots of fun ideas.

Review, practice, and learn test-taking strategies.