For families with children of all ages. It's the Library's birthday and you're invited! Come enjoy party festivities all month long. Drop in anytime into the Children's Program Room.

Wake up with stretching and strengthening asanas with us. Bring your own mat. Attend in person.

Come learn Part 1 of the Sun style Tai Chi. Tai Chi has many health benefits such as reduced pain in arthritic joints and improved balance. Improved balance can help reduce falling. Tai Chi moves slowly, smoothly, and has a steady pace. It can be considered a moving meditation.

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

Join us for a workshop in which you’ll write, share, and discuss different kinds of creative writing. Attend in person or via Zoom.

The Community Legal Help Project will have volunteer attorneys giving free legal information to Suffolk County residents ONLY. Attorney will be available to help with matters related to Family (Child Support, Visitation, Custody), Matrimonial, Criminal, Immigration, Landlord/Tenant. Appointments preferred; walk-ins welcome. Call 631-822-3272 to make an appointment.

Students in grades 6-12. Bring your math homework and questions and receive help from a certified teacher. No appointment necessary. Excludes school holidays and vacations.

For teens in grades 6-12. Take advantage of our quiet study hours at the Carnegie Library to get your school work done. (excludes school holidays) No registration necessary. This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

For grades 1-6. A certified teacher will tutor children in math, reading, and writing.

Bring your curiosity and an interest in how AI can simplify your workday. This beginner-friendly session introduces ChatGPT and shows how it can help with writing emails, reports, and conducting research.

Are you newly arrived to the USA and in grades 6-12? Join us in doing fun activities and make friends with people your age from different countries. No registration necessary. This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

From the Olmec to the Aztecs, Mexico holds nearly three thousand years of history. Across rainforests in the south and the central highlands, diverse civilizations rose, built monumental cities, and eventually declined. Each culture has its own story, yet they are linked by shared symbols, beliefs, and artistic traditions.

Weekly citizenship classes