Calling all holiday helpers! Make someone’s day extra jolly by donating holiday gift wrapping supplies. Ribbons to wrapping paper- tissue paper to gift bags! Materials will be distributed throughout our ‘Tis the Season program and to Angels of Long Island.

For families with children of all ages. Drop in and celebrate Family Literacy Month with fun activities. This program will be held in the Children's Program Room.

Need Health Insurance? Health & Welfare Council of Long Island’s certified bilingual Healthcare Facilitated Enrollers are available to help! Enroll anytime for Medicaid, Long-Term Care Medicaid, and Medicare Savings Program. All based on household size and income. Call to schedule an appointment: 516-505-4426. We can assist clients in many languages.

Join us for Bingo! This program is geared towards patrons 18 years and older with sensory issues, those on the autism spectrum, or those who have other specific needs. Registration is ongoing.

Come join us for knitting and crocheting in a warm and friendly environment. All are welcome.

Stony Brook Medicine Healthy Libraries Program (HeLP) Healthcare professionals and graduate student interns from The Stony Brook Medicine Healthy Libraries Program (SBMHeLP) will be here to assist in the fields of social work, public health, nursing, nutrition and library science.

Speak with an immigration lawyer to answer your immigration questions.

For students in grades 6-12. Bring your science homework and questions and receive help from a tutor. No registration necessary. Excludes school holidays and vacations.

Monthly board meetings are open to the public and are generally held the third Tuesday of each month.

All ages, bilingual program. Patrons will create custom designs to sublimate onto bandanas for their pets using sublimation markers. That's right, no computers will be used during this program! Instead, you'll be using nothing more than your own two hands and creativity to bring your designs to life and scarf your pet. Let your pet walk around in style!

Intermediate English Class

Professor and author Christopher Verga examines the tribal nations of pre- and post-colonial Long Island, contrasting popular myths with the realities of indigenous Long Island societies.