Event List

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

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 Joyce Raimondo, professional artist from the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center, for a unique art experience of Jackson Pollock painting. The children will learn the technique used to paint in his specific style.

Build a mini magical garden! We'll plant super cool succulents and add sparkly treasures to make it your
very own enchanted world!

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.

We will read bird stories, play a “Feed the Bird a Worm” game, and create a family of bluebirds in a cozy paper plate nest. We will munch on blueberries for a treat at the program's end. *This program will be held in the Pocket Park unde

This class includes music and props that coordinate to explore primary colors red, blue, and yellow as a way to move angrily, sadly, and joyfully.

Kids will delve into the tactile world of plasticine! Explore its unique properties, discover effective techniques for shaping, molding, and blending this versatile material.

Let’s get crafty and make wind chimes for summer!

Craft your own unique wind chimes! Using driftwood, beads, shells, buttons, and keys, you’ll design beautiful, breezy creations that look and sound lovely.

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

Let’s have an outdoor bubble party!  We will make 2 types of bubble wands, color our bubbles, and have colorful snacks. *Please bring an old pair of socks with you! **This program will be held in the Pocket Park under the tent.

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

Craft a unique picture frame to donate to the animal shelter. Place inside the frame an adorable photo of a kitten waiting for its forever home!

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

We'll meet at the library at 10 and walk to 7-Eleven for a Slurpee—our treat!

It’s Donut Day!  We will read some stories, create a paper donut with sprinkles, and then go on a Donut Scavenger Hunt with a sweet treat reward!  *This program will be held in the Pocket Park under the tent.

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.

Step into the world of imagination and old-fashioned storytelling! In this hands-on workshop, kids will create their very own cigar box crankie—a miniature moving theater inside a box.

Let’s do one more round of colorful fun before the summer program ends! We will have an hour’s worth of science experiments and smash color art stations set up around the community room to visit and experience.

Little ones will enjoy an hour of free play with sensory toys, parachutes, and tunnels borrowed from our Suffolk County Library System!