Upcoming Events

Come meet Vlad the not so scary vulture. Listen to the story, “The Nutty Little Vulture” by Marta Magellan, and try to draw your own vulture with Miss Darlene

Create a fall flag for your home using Cricut images.

Yoga offers a wide array of benefits for both the mind and body, including positive effects on cardiovascular health, bone density, and circulation. Offered the 2nd Wed every month.

The Women by Kristin Hannah. Come and enjoy a lively discussion. All are welcome-no registration required. Refreshments are served! Books are available for borrowing. Please inquire at the circulation desk.

This class is designed specifically for beginner and novice photographers who want to sharpen their skills in capturing the beauty of the natural world.

Materials fee: $15 to be paid in person (one-time fee includes access to Zumbini music, a book, and a toy).  This is an interactive program for the caregiver and child.

Play with the toys in the children’s room at the library and make new friends. No registration necessary.

Come have a witchy good time creating magical potions you can take home and then break up into teams to play the classic Mummy wrap game!

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

Film Noir, Phantom Lady (1944). Join us for a screening and discussion. Refreshments will be served.

Bring in an 8x10 color print of an image you’d like to create. There will be art supplies on hand, including acrylic, oil, and watercolor paints. Bring in any art supplies you may already have. Beginners are welcome!

Join us for an exciting role-playing game where you may scale mountains, slay monsters, make daring rescues, and survive incredible odds!

$70 non-refundable fee (14 sessions) Engage your mind, body and spirit in the beneficial practice of yoga. Increase strength and stamina while decreasing stress and muscle tension. Bring a mat!

$40 non-refundable fee (8 sessions) Often referred to as “meditation in motion”, Tai Chi is performed as a gentle, low-impact movement in which practitioners perform a series of deliberate, flowing motions while focusing on deep, slow breaths, pro

Pets and the City explores the visual history of New Yorkers and their animal companions over the last two and a half centuries, tracing the ever-evolving relationship between Gotham’s people and its animals as the city grew inc

Create a versatile zip bag out of everyone's favorite sticky solution: duct tape!

Addresses the reasons why people have a hard time with making decisions on what to keep or let go and details action steps to follow and make the process easier.  This program will help your patrons change their focus to what they are buildin

Join us at the North Fork Arts Center for a special evening exploring the vital role of public libraries in American democracy.

Time to stretch! Join Miss Mary for stories and acting out characters with bending, stretching, and yoga.

Each year, about 255,000 women and 2,700 men in the U.S. are diagnosed with breast cancer. The likelihood of a positive diagnosis increases with age.  Dr.

Join us for our annual fall favorite, the Fall Fairy Workshop. Collect all natural materials from home, the beach, or the woods and bring them in to create your own individual fall fairy house.

Paper flower artist Casey Cunningham will show us how to make beautiful paper Mums

Materials fee: $15 to be paid in person (one-time fee includes access to Zumbini music, a book, and a toy).  This is an interactive program for the caregiver and child.

Gather at the Library’s entrance for a leisurely stroll along the Main Road to the bend in Tucker’s Lane, discovering Southold’s long history along the way.