Celebrate Earth Day & National Volunteer Month by planting seeds for St. Paul's gardens. Open to families, scout troops and adults. Registration begins April 1. Children must be accompanied by a parent/adult caregiver for the entire program.

For teens in grades 6-12. Roll together some soil, clay, and native seeds to create seed bombs that can be planted this fall. Earn an hour of community service, prepare for the gardening season ahead, and learn about the plants our ecosystem needs! *This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

For families with children in grades K-6. Sweetbriar Nature Center will be at our Medford Branch with LIVE owls. Bring your family and your camera! Open to PML Cardholders Only.

For children in grades 3-6. Use recycled cans to create your own Tin Man from the Wizard of Oz!

Learn fishing basics, licensing requirements, and tips for a successful lake fishing experience.

For children in grades 3-6. Use recycled cans to create your own Tin Man from the Wizard of Oz! This program will be held at the Medford Branch.

For families with children in grades K-6. Give your family the skills to identify the many birds of Long Island. Learn bird behaviors, habitats, bird calls, and more. Open to PML Cardholders only. This program will be held at our Medford Branch.

For ages 2 ½-5 years. Let’s celebrate our planet with this interactive program, with stories, crafts, songs, and activities! This program will be held at the Medford Branch.

For grades 3-6 with a parent/caregiver. Put on your walking shoes- We're going to visit some very special trees.

In recognition of the nation's upcoming 250th birthday, this talk celebrates the remarkable comeback of the bald eagle—from the brink of extinction to a powerful national symbol. Explore their natural history, where they can be seen locally, and the conservation efforts that made their recovery possible.

One of the earliest forms of photography, cyanotypes use sunlight to make print magic! We’ll explore various methods of creating imagery using objects, nature, drawing and collage. PMLIB cardholders register beginning May 9. Out of district residents may register beginning May 16, if space allows.

One of the earliest forms of photography, cyanotypes use sunlight to make print magic! We’ll explore various methods of creating imagery using objects, nature, drawing and collage. PMLIB cardholders register beginning May 9. Out of district residents may register beginning May 16, if space allows. Register for one session only.