For teens in grades 6-12. Drop by any time (no registration necessary) to test your puzzle solving skills. Every week, decode a new message for a small prize. At the end of the month, put those clues together to solve a bigger puzzle for a bigger prize!

A slower paced class with a meditative approach for all levels involving variations of seated and supine poses held for 3-5 minutes. Attend in person.

Do you need to apply or renew your health insurance? The Health & Welfare Council of Long Island’s Certified Healthcare specialists provide health insurance application assistance for all ages. They can assist clients in any languages. Call the Healthcare Access line to make an appointment: 516-505-4426.

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. The room will be set up for crafting and other sensory friendly activities. Registration is ongoing.

For families. Meet us at Davis Park, Fire Island. Take a break from the beach and join us on the boardwalk for a splashy storytime in the shade! No registration necessary.

For grades 6-12. Earn community service hours by helping with Free Summer Lunch for Kids. Every weekday Monday, June 29 through Friday, August 14. No registration necessary. Call Paulette at 631-654-4700 ext. 318 with any questions.

Children and teens ages 18 and under are invited to stop by the Main Building for lunch and some fun! Drop-in anytime between 12 and 1.

Practice gentle fitness with Jen. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle.

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

For grades 3-6. Investigate clues, solve puzzles, and crack codes to find the special hidden book. Prizes, t-shirts, and certificates will be awarded.

Discover your Social Security options and learn key strategies that can help you increase your retirement income, with Lighthouse Financial.

Speak with an immigration lawyer to answer your immigration questions.

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

For teens in grades 6-12. Join us for an epic adventure where teens create characters, roll dice, and explore fantastical worlds in a beginner-friendly game of Dungeons & Dragons. No experience needed—just bring your imagination. *This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

For grades 1-6. Explore dinosaur-themed music and instruments, then create their own dino-inspired art.

Early American records are much different than the ones found in the late 19th and 20th centuries. Join genealogist Sarah Gutmann and learn what records are available, what information they hold, and where to find them. This genealogical program focuses on colonial through 1870 ancestral records and will benefit both the novice and experienced genealogist. Attend in person or online.

Weekly citizenship classes