For teens in grades 6-12. Stop by the Carnegie Teen Center any time during the month of May to unwind and create something unique with our art supplies for Mental Health Awareness month! *This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

Learn this fun, two-handed version of Mah Jongg during this single class. Basic knowledge of the game is required. Bring your own set if possible.

LI Cares is here with their Farm to Truck service to distribute free, farm fresh produce and dairy to the community. The truck will be located in the back of the Main Library on our red bricks.

Get moving with a light cardiovascular workout that combines strength and resistance training, balance, coordination, and stretching. Wear comfortable clothing. Bring water and a set of light weights if you have them. Resistance bands will be provided.

Attitude determines outcome as we age! Aging is often seen as a downward spiral into a life marked by limitation rather than an opportunity for personal enrichment. Discover lifestyle changes that will ensure we age gracefully and peacefully while enhancing our emotional, mental and physical wellbeing. Attend in person or via Zoom.

A representative from Suffolk County Office of the Aging will discuss different benefits and programs that Suffolk County offers its senior residents, such as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Medicare Savings Program (MSP), and HEAP. The Advocate is available on a walk-in basis; no appointment required. Call the Library for more details.