Week Calendar

Meet at the library entrance and enjoy our amble east discovering history along the way!

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.

Attend 1, 2, 3 or all 4 sessions! Bring an uncompleted piece of artwork to complete OR begin anew by bringing an 8x10 color print of something you’d like to create. Choose oil, acrylic or watercolor. Bring along art supplies you may have.

The Stony Brook Medicine Healthy Libraries Program in partnership with dietetic interns from the Nutrition Program will present on how a balanced diet can promote healthy aging.

Ages 5-adult. May is Better Hearing Month; to hear better is to live better! Sign up for a 10 minute slot for a hearing screening and video otoscopy.

Osteoporosis is a disease that weakens your bones making them thinner and less dense.  This can result in bone fractures which significantly impact quality of life.  Dr.

Join the dynamic duo, Alexa and Quinn as they take you on a daring escapade complete with dragons, witches, wizards, monsters and other creepy creatures.

Miss Linda will demonstrate how to make a sweet and soothing lavender scrub. Make your very own to take home and enjoy!

Make 8 beautiful all purpose greeting cards with a kit from Crafts on the Move.. The kit includes photo instructions on how to assemble and Darlene will be available to help if needed. 

Local Southold novelist, poet, journalist (and ghostwriter) Matthew Daddona will read from his first novel, The Longitude of Grief, as well as from short assorted pieces that span genre and tone.

Learn techniques on how to easily manage incoming mail and paperwork that has piled up, find documents needed to file taxes without stress, and follow and maintain a simple, filing system that works.

With attention focused on composting and food waste in the East of End Long Island these days, it's a great time to talk about the best food waste‑using strategy of all time: Repurposing Leftovers!