Event List

We’ll explore how the science of astronomy
developed from the time of the signing of the Declaration of Independence right up
to the present time. And we’ll clue you in on where to look in the sky to see a star,

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

No registration necessary

Let’s turn plain fabric into wearable art! Whether you want to create a bold pattern, draw your favorite animals, or design a custom logo, this is your chance to make something unique.

Do you find A.I. intriguing, scary, or maybe just incomprehensible? Peter Semmelhack, founder/CEO of Bug Labs, an enterprise software developer, and author of “Social Machines”, will discuss A.I.

NYS DEPARTMENT OF PARKS & RECREATION
Advanced registration with an email address required. This one day 8 hour course teaches basic boating skills and responsible boating. (with breaks-please bring a bag lunch). Ages 14-adult.
 

Mark your calendar for an informative and engaging discussion on Town Law vs State Law.

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

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.

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.

Join us for conversation and treats at Panoramica, a Peconic coffee shop with unique retrofuturist-inspired design.

Discover the meditative power of Zentangle art. Learn how to break down complex patterns into simple strokes to create a unique Zentangle Bunny. This "one-stroke-at-a-time" method is great for boosting concentration and reducing stress.

We will read Patricia Polacco’s, “Rechenka’s Eggs” and then recreate the beautiful eggs mentioned in the story using colorful cardstock, washable markers, and delicate doilies.

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

Let’s Go Bananas reading food stories! Make delicious banana pops using chocolate hummus and yummy toppings-shredded coconut, colorful cereal, and sprinkles.

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

It’s game on! Join us for two days of fast, furious racing and unforgettable matchups. Mario Kart pro? Smash Bros legend? Bring a friend and jump into the competition—it’s going to be epic.