Event List

Join us for a spectacular live performance by The Day Trippers! Experience The Beatles' greatest hits, from early classics to their later, more complex works.

One of the coolest things about gardens are the seeds! Kirsten will show you how to make seed bomb pops using eco-friendly materials that you can plant at home.

Join us for a special tour of Horton Point Lighthouse (constructed in 1857) and Nautical Museum with knowledgeable guides from the Southold Historical Museum. Enjoy a fabulous view from the lighthouse tower.

The Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center (SNMVC) memorializes the legacy of the Stonewall Rebellion of 1969, which serves as a beacon for generations to come.

Local historian Melanie Cardone-Leathers will discuss the culinary history of African Americans in the New York area.

Historian Christoper Daley discusses the pivotal moments and leaders who shaped the path to freedom—from the abolitionist moveiment and the leadership of Abraham Lincoln to the Emancipation Proclamation and its impact during the Civil War.

Play with toys and bubbles outside, in the library’s pocket park. Bring a friend, and a snack to share. 

*If it rains, we will have our playdate in the children’s room.

Try out a fun energetic boxing class. No experience required,all gloves and equipment will be provided as well as some fun music to box along to. Registration is required. 

Meet in parking lot of Southold Presbyterian Church

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. 

Join us for this month's seminar as John Viteritti shares a unique personal account of a conversation he had with President Richard Nixon at a public event on June 15, 1981, which offered insights into Nixon's personality.

The special American Flag project offers a meaningful opportunity to reflect on history, freedom, and personal expression through art in celebration of America 250.

Eastern Long Island holds a rich but often overlooked history of African American communities.

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