For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

Vinyasa Yoga Before Work Every Thursday at 7am in November and December. Wake up with stretching and strengthening asanas with us. Bring your own mat. Attend in person or via Zoom.

For teens in grades 6 - 12. Bring your math homework and questions and receive help from a certified teacher. No registration necessary. This program will be held at the Medford Branch. Excludes school holidays and vacations.

For grades 6-9. Community Service Opportunity! Read picture books, play games, and give out prizes to children! Mandatory training at 5:30pm. This program will be held at the Main Building in the Children's Program Room. Registration is required and teens must attend entire program for credit. This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

For grades 1-6. A certified teacher will tutor children in math, reading, and writing. Please register for one session per week beginning April 1st. This program will be held in the Children's Program Room.

For grades K-3. Pair up with a middle school volunteer for interactive storytelling, snacks, games, and prizes.

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.

Weekly citizenship Classes

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

Get moving with a light workout. Wear comfortable clothing, bring water and a set of lightweights if you have them.

For teens in grades 6-12. Celebrate National Poetry Month with this poetry workshop! Explore poetry styles, create your own verses and enjoy snacks! *This program may not be suitable for teens with allergies* This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

Sign up for this two week series on getting ready for the SAT. One session will focus on English and the other on Math. A free Digital SAT book will be provided. You may only register at one location- either Medford or Carnegie. This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

Classes are in person in the library. Space is limited. Registration begins January 13th.  

Visit our Spring Book sale for amazing deals on books, DVDs, video games, board games and much more!

For teens in grades 6-12. Be a friend and earn up to 5 hours of a community service credit. This program will be held in Meeting Rooms A+B.

Workshop for family and friends of people with addictive behavior. No registration required.

For ages 2-35 months. Come enjoy classic Mother Goose rhymes, songs, and a short story.

A workshop for people struggling with addiction. No registration required.

For ages 2 months-5 years. Join Miss Monica for a fun an immersive Spanish Language experience in this music and movement class.

Sign up for this two week series on getting ready for the SAT. One session will focus on English and the other on Math. A free Digital SAT book will be provided. You may only register at one location- either Medford or Carnegie. This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

Needle felt an adorable bunny to welcome spring! PML cardholders only register beginning March 23.

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

LIEOC beginner English class

Whether you're new to the classic card game, or looking to expand your repertoire, this beginner-friendly class will teach you the basics of Canasta in a fun and supportive environment. Registration is ongoing.

Journey into the world of Qigong, an ancient practice that combines physical exercise, breathing exercises, and meditation to promote overall well-being. Bring a yoga mat & water.

Career counseling with Betty Velez Asesoramiento profesional con Betty Velez

Learn fishing basics, licensing requirements, and tips for a successful lake fishing experience. Enjoy a group fishing trip to a local lake at the conclusion of the series.

Support and educational group for Spanish-speaking women. Grupo de apoyo y educación para mujeres que hablan Español. Para más información llame al (631)-654-4700 ext. 224

Classes are in person in the library. Space is limited. Registration begins January 13th.

Computer Basics in Spanish.

Join us in the library to practice your English conversation skills.

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

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 or online . Register with an email address to receive the Zoom

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For ages 2-11 months. Enjoy songs, bubbles, parachute play, and other age-appropriate games with your child while getting to know other families in your neighborhood.

Osteoporosis and osteopenia are diagnoses for low bone density. Learn what low bone density means and how it affects your everyday life, receive guidelines for movement, exercise, nutrition, lifestyle, and how to slow down its progression. Correct positioning in daily movement and exercise, including yoga, will be demonstrated.

For ages 12-23 months. Enjoy songs, bubbles, parachute play, and other age-appropriate games with your child while getting to know other families in your neighborhood.

For children ages 24-35 months. Enjoy songs, bubbles, parachute play, and other age-appropriate games with your child while getting to know other families in your neighborhood.

Speak with an immigration lawyer to answer your immigration questions.

For families with children in grades 1-6. Families will work together to make a Spring themed painting. Dress for a mess.

For teens in grades 6-12. Earn community service credit by decorating library tote bags to be given away to our patrons for National Library Week! This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

Explore body alignment and deep breathing while developing strength, flexibility and balance in a supportive environment.  Wear comfortable clothes & bring a yoga mat.

Intermediate English class

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

LIEOC beginner English class

Get help with researching your ancestors. Come discuss strategies and learn how others have succeeded. Attend via Zoom only.

For ages 6 months- 4 years. Enjoy storytime at the Brookhaven Roe YMCA Center and then go into the pool for a family swim lesson! *This program will be held at the Brookhaven Roe YMCA Center (155 Buckley, Road, Holtsville). Please note a waiver must be signed upon arrival and an adult must accompany the child in the water.

For grades 1-6. Volunteers will be here to help your child with homework in English or Spanish. No registration necessary. This program will be held in the Children's Program Room.

Preventing human trafficking involves education, community engagement and economic empowerment.

Classes are in person in the library. Space is limited. Registration begins January 13th.

Meet us in the Community Room of the New Village apartments (1 Village Green Way in Patchogue) for a drop-in boardgame night! Enter through the archway on Lake Street.

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

Vinyasa Yoga Before Work Every Thursday at 7am in November and December. Wake up with stretching and strengthening asanas with us. Bring your own mat. Attend in person or via Zoom.

HIICAP (Health Insurance Information Counselling Assistance Program) – Trained volunteers provide guidance, by appointment, to those with questions involving Medicare. Call the library to make an appointment at 631-654-4700 ext. 152.

Every family is unique, and every estate plan should be, too. Join an attorney from Burner Prudenti Law as we explore how estate planning goals and strategies evolve over time, ensuring your plan aligns with your needs at every stage of life. Attend in person or via Zoom.

HIICAP (Health Insurance Information Counselling Assistance Program) – Trained volunteers provide guidance, by appointment, to those with questions involving Medicare. Call the library to make an appointment at 631-654-4700 ext. 152.

HIICAP (Health Insurance Information Counselling Assistance Program) – Trained volunteers provide guidance, by appointment, to those with questions involving Medicare. Call the library to make an appointment at 631-654-4700 ext. 152.

HIICAP (Health Insurance Information Counselling Assistance Program) – Trained volunteers provide guidance, by appointment, to those with questions involving Medicare. Call the library to make an appointment at 631-654-4700 ext. 152.

For teens in grades 6 - 12. Bring your math homework and questions and receive help from a certified teacher. No registration necessary. This program will be held at the Medford Branch. Excludes school holidays and vacations.

For grades K-6. Hop into Spring with your very own personalized Kinder Egg bunny using our laser engraver.

For grades 1-6. A certified teacher will tutor children in math, reading, and writing. Please register for one session per week beginning April 1st. This program will be held in the Children's Program Room.

For grades K-6. Hop into Spring with your very own personalized Kinder Egg bunny using our laser engraver.

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.

Professor John Cino and the Patchogue Arts Council will examine Fabric in Art. This program is presented in partnership with the Patchogue Arts Council and the in-person portion of this program will take place at MoCA LI.

Weekly citizenship Classes

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

Improve your Canasta skills, practice setting up your hands, following discarded cards, and interact with your partner better. 

For ages 18 months-5 years. Enjoy live music, storytelling and imaginative play in this introduction to acting! This program will be held at the Medford Branch.

For ages 18 months-5 years. Enjoy live music, storytelling and imaginative play in this introduction to acting! This program will be held at the Medford Branch.

Get moving with a light workout. Wear comfortable clothing, bring water and a set of lightweights if you have them.

Join us for a three-week nutrition education series which will help serve as a guide to discern fact from fiction regarding nutrition information. After the three-week series, you will be able to understand how to incorporate healthy food choices easily into your lifestyle. Simple food demos follow each discussion.

For grades K-6. Join us for a morning of hands-on activities focusing on the 5 STEAM concepts – science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics. No registration necessary.

Compete in a video game tournament against your friends! The winner will receive a small prize and have their name added to our leader board. *This program will take place at the Medford Branch.* This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

Sign up for this two week series on getting ready for the SAT. One session will focus on English and the other on Math. A free Digital SAT book will be provided. You may only register at one location- either Medford or Carnegie. This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

Workshop for family and friends of people with addictive behavior. No registration required.

Become equipped with practical techniques and situational awareness skills to defend yourself against potential threats.

For families with children of all ages. Celebrate children and connect them to world of learning thorough books, stories, and families. Dress up as your favorite story book character and join us for a parade around the library. Registration not required.

For families with children in grades K-6. Learn about birds in the refuge as we hike the trails. *This program takes place at Wertheim National Refuge in Shirley.

A workshop for people struggling with addiction. No registration required.

Sign up for this two week series on getting ready for the SAT. One session will focus on English and the other on Math. A free Digital SAT book will be provided. You may only register at one location- either Medford or Carnegie. This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

Learn how to use AI tools to enhance your daily life! From planning your garden and creating recipes with fresh ingredients, to tackling DIY home projects or even troubleshooting mechanical issues, this beginner-friendly workshop will inspire you to integrate AI into everyday tasks with ease. Attend in person or via Zoom.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

A Bilingual Crafternoon: Painted Hats - Spanish session

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

LIEOC beginner English class

Whether you're new to the classic card game, or looking to expand your repertoire, this beginner-friendly class will teach you the basics of Canasta in a fun and supportive environment. Registration is ongoing.

For ages 18 months-35 months. Get in the game with a variety of Sport-ivities!

For ages 3-5 years. Get in the game with a variety of Sport-ivities!

For grades K-6. Get in the game with a variety of Sport-ivities!

An enigmatic 19-year-old from Minnesota named Bob Dylan arrives to the music scene with his guitar and revolutionary talent, destined to change the course of American music. He forges intimate relationships with music icons of Greenwich Village on his meteoric rise, culminating in a ground-breaking and controversial performance that reverberates worldwide. MPAA rating: R. Runtime: 2hr 20min.

For grades K-3. Celebrate April with some interactive storytelling, singing, dancing and crafts.

For grades K-3. Celebrate April with some interactive storytelling, singing, dancing and crafts.

For teens in grades 6-12. Join us for the most chill book club – no book discussion required! Bring your own book, ebook, audiobook, or borrow one of ours and read while you enjoy snacks and light background music. This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

Join us in the library to practice your English conversation skills.

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

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 or online . Register with an email address to receive the Zoom

Need Health Insurance? Health & Welfare Council of Long Island’s certified bilingual Healthcare Navigators are available to help! Enroll anytime for Medicaid, Child Health Plus and the Essential Plans. Apply for a Qualified Health Plan if eligible for Special Enrollment. All based on household size and income. Call to schedule an appointment: 516-505-4426.

Meet local families for stories and songs at this community led gathering. After the fun, parents will have time to connect over a cup of coffee or tea and form new friendships. No registration required. This program will be held at the Medford Branch.

For children in grades K-5. Come explore and learn about the small pets you can have at home.

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 patrons in grade 3 to adult. Our resident sewist, Abby, will demo how to make simple clothing repairs. Bring an item that needs mending and learn how it’s done!

Explore body alignment and deep breathing while developing strength, flexibility and balance in a supportive environment.  Wear comfortable clothes & bring a yoga mat.

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

LIEOC beginner English class

Viva sus años dorados con nuevas amistades, juegos, diversión y un delicioso cafecito. Enjoy your golden years with new friendships, games, entertainment and a delicious cup of coffee.

For grades K-5. Meet real guinea pigs, listen to a story and design a maze for the guinea pigs to run through.

Two misfit oddballs embark on a road trip, strike a dubious deal too enticing to refuse, and find redemption amid shady circumstances. 2024, 118 min.

For children in grades 3-6. Next year, our nation celebrates its 250th birthday!  Let's dig into the Battles of Lexington and Concord which took place 250 years ago this week on April 19, 1775. Join us as we look at "The Shot Heard 'Round the World."

In this hands-on class you will learn how to get online, find information, understand the jargon of the Internet, and much more.

For teens in grades 6-12. Have some laughs, hone your acting skills, and practice thinking on the spot with an evening of hilarious improv comedy games. This program will be held at the Medford Branch. This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

Vinyasa Yoga Before Work Every Thursday at 7am in November and December. Wake up with stretching and strengthening asanas with us. Bring your own mat. Attend in person or via Zoom.

For ages 2-11 months. Let's explore the best board books for infants and learn simple rhymes and games, too!

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

For teens in grades 6-12. Earn community service credit by designing mousepads to be used by your fellow teens at Carnegie! This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

For grades 6-9. Read picture books, play games, and give out prizes to children! Mandatory training at 5:30pm. This program will be held at the Main Building. Registration is required and teens must attend entire program for credit. This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

For grades K-3. Make a new buddy with a middle school volunteer and enjoy stories, snacks, games, snacks, and prizes.

Register for one session only. PML cardholders register beginning April 3. Out of district residents may register beginning April 10, if space allows.

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.

Are you stuck in neutral with your TBR list? Are you in our Sip n’ Sleuth group, but can’t seem to find time to read the book? BYO-book and join us at Better Man for an hour dedicated to reading time! Light bites will be provided.

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

Come play Bingo and win prizes!

Improve your Canasta skills, practice setting up your hands, following discarded cards, and interact with your partner better. 

Get moving with a light workout. Wear comfortable clothing, bring water and a set of lightweights if you have them.

Join us for a three-week nutrition education series which will help serve as a guide to discern fact from fiction regarding nutrition information. After the three-week series, you will be able to understand how to incorporate healthy food choices easily into your lifestyle. Simple food demos follow each discussion.

A representative from Suffolk County Office of the Aging will discuss different benefits and programs that Suffolk County offers its senior residents. The Advocate is available on a walk-in basis; no appointment required.

For teens in grades 6-12. In celebration of Poem in Your Pocket Day, make a beautiful wooden keychain to carry a small poem with you wherever you go. This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

Become equipped with practical techniques and situational awareness skills to defend yourself against potential threats.

Workshop for family and friends of people with addictive behavior. No registration required.

For children 4 years to grade 3 with a parent/caregiver. Protect and empower your child with this interactive workshop presented by Parents for Megan's Law. Children will be taught skills to protect themselves from strangers and also that they are in charge of their bodies and to say no in any unsafe or uncomfortable situation. Please, no younger siblings.  

A workshop for people struggling with addiction. No registration required.

For families with children in grades K-6. Make delicious handheld treats filled with your favorite pizza toppings.

Meet us at Live & Direct House of Dance at 427-B W. Main Street for a unique dance fitness experience. Wear comfortable clothes and bring water.

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

LIEOC beginner English class

Wear comfortable clothing and bring a mat.

For children ages 2 1/2-5 years. Have a blast learning about hippos in this interactive program!

For children ages 2 1/2-5 years. Have a blast learning about hippos in this interactive program!

Journey into the world of Qigong, an ancient practice that combines physical exercise, breathing exercises, and meditation to promote overall well-being. Bring a yoga mat & water.

For teens grades 6-12. Develop the skills necessary for the responsibility of being a sitter: child safety, developmental stages of children, and how to plan age-appropriate activities. Participants will receive a course certification. This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

For Grades 1 - 6. Play chess and checkers with kids your own age. Test your skills or learn the basics. No experience required.

Career counseling with Betty Velez Asesoramiento profesional con Betty Velez

Register for one session only. PML cardholders register beginning April 7. Out of district residents may register beginning April 14, if space allows.

Support and educational group for Spanish-speaking women. Grupo de apoyo y educación para mujeres que hablan Español. Para más información llame al (631)-654-4700 ext. 224

Classes are in person in the library. Space is limited. Registration begins January 13th.

Computer Basics in Spanish.

Join us in the library to practice your English conversation skills.

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

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 or online . Register with an email address to receive the Zoom

Come connect with others and play some fun lawn games inside the Library! 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. This program will take place at the Medford Branch. Registration is ongoing.

For families with children ages 3 and up. Drop-in and come celebrate our planet with eco-friendly crafts, games, & activities! No registration necessary.

For teens grades 6-12. Earn up to 3 hours of community service when you help hand out free trees to registered children. This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

For teens in grades 6-12. Try some Japanese snacks and discuss a new book with us! Stop by the Carnegie Branch beforehand to get the book we'll be discussing. New books will be given at each session. This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

Celebrate Earth Day by learning how to make your very own terrarium and mini eco system, featuring succulent plants that require bright direct lighting and minimal watering. All materials will be provided. PML cardholders only may register beginning April 8.

Intermediate English class

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

LIEOC beginner English class

Get help with researching your ancestors. Come discuss strategies and learn how others have succeeded. Attend via Zoom only.

Meet with Brigid & Hanna to discuss the book Saltwater by Katy Hays. Registration is ongoing.

For grades 1-6. Volunteers will be here to help your child with homework in English or Spanish. No registration necessary. This program will be held in the Children's Program Room.

Calling all future kindergarteners! Enjoy a fun-filled playdate and meet new friends, enjoy outdoor fun, and chat with a bilingual kindergarten teacher who’s ready to answer all your questions. Registration is recommended but not required. *April 23 playdate will take place at Eagle Estates Park.

This beginner, hands-on computer class will cover turning the computer on, the desktop, using the mouse, opening and closing programs, understanding windows elements, getting out of trouble, and turning the computer off.

Venga a la biblioteca para aprender sobre la bisutería, un arte creativo, divertido y relajante que le permite personalizar joyas con sus manos.

Classes are in person in the library. Space is limited. Registration begins January 13th.

Celebrate Earth Day by learning how to make your very own terrarium and mini eco system, featuring succulent plants that require bright direct lighting and minimal watering. All materials will be provided. PML cardholders only may register beginning April 9.

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

Vinyasa Yoga Before Work Every Thursday at 7am in November and December. Wake up with stretching and strengthening asanas with us. Bring your own mat. Attend in person or via Zoom.

For ages 12 months-3 1/2 years. Get ready to giggle at this super fun storytime with a story, rhymes and a simple craft!

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. Appointments preferred; walk-ins welcome. Call 631-822-3272 to make an appointment.

For teens in grades 6 - 12. Bring your math homework and questions and receive help from a certified teacher. No registration necessary. This program will be held at the Medford Branch. Excludes school holidays and vacations.

For grades K-6. Learn how chicks grow from egg to hatching and meet the library's baby chicks.

Meet local families for stories and songs at this community led gathering. After the fun, parents will have time to connect over a cup of coffee or tea and form new friendships. No registration required. This program will be held at the Medford Branch.

For grades 1-6. A certified teacher will tutor children in math, reading, and writing. Please register for one session per week beginning April 1st. This program will be held in the Children's Program Room.

For grades K-6. Learn how chicks grow from egg to hatching and meet the library's baby chicks.

Cultivate inner peace and clarity through a guided gentle yoga and meditation practice. Then harness your creativity by creating a crystal necklace to take home. PML cardholders register beginning April 10. Out of district residents may register beginning April 17, if space allows.

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.

Meet with Brigid & Hanna to discuss the book Saltwater by Katy Hays. Registration is ongoing.

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

Improve your Canasta skills, practice setting up your hands, following discarded cards, and interact with your partner better. 

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.

Join us for a three-week nutrition education series which will help serve as a guide to discern fact from fiction regarding nutrition information. After the three-week series, you will be able to understand how to incorporate healthy food choices easily into your lifestyle. Simple food demos follow each discussion.

For teens in grades 6-12. Show off your drawing talent with this sketch club. Learn about different types of artistic techniques and complete in drawing challenges. This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

Classes are in person in the library. Space is limited. Registration begins January 13th.  

Workshop for family and friends of people with addictive behavior. No registration required.

For ages 2-4 years. Enjoy this interactive bilingual program with themed crafts, activities, and a bubble show!

Hosted by Greenlight America. Attend in person or online.

PML cardholders register beginning April 12.

A workshop for people struggling with addiction. No registration required.

Come to the library for this fun, Latin-inspired dance fitness class! All levels welcome. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a water bottle and a small towel.

For teens in grades 6-12. Become the hero in your own epic tale! Join our gaming expert, Michael to slay dragons, outwit villains, and craft legendary adventures - no experience needed, just bring your imagination and he'll guide you through the rest! This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

For adults and teens. Choose from a selection of designs to embroider on your fabric then sew together a bucket hat.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

It's time for spring cleaning! Register to bring one box of gently used, or new, craft supplies to donate. Shop others' donations and leave with new-to-you craft materials. If donating supplies, please arrive 15 minutes early for setup.

Be entertained by this unique, lively accordion band, specializing in German, American music and more. Registration is ongoing.

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

LIEOC beginner English class

Wear comfortable clothing and bring a mat.

For caregivers. Share practical advice, discuss concerns and receive the support you need from the Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center.

Facilitated enrollers trained by NYS Dept of Health assist the aged, blind and disabled populations enroll into Medicaid programs free of charge. Service is on a first-come, first-served basis. A Spanish speaker will be available.

For ages 12 months-3 1/2 years. Get ready to giggle at this super fun storytime with a story, rhymes and a simple craft!

For Grades 1 - 6. Play chess and checkers with kids your own age. Test your skills or learn the basics. No experience required.

Career counseling with Betty Velez Asesoramiento profesional con Betty Velez

For teens grades 6-12. Learn some sewing skills and use the fabric of your choice to customize your own bath towel. This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

Unite mind, body, breath, and sound through a gentle flow of yoga postures coupled with the sounds of gongs, singing bowls, drums, and chimes.

Classes are in person in the library. Space is limited. Registration begins January 13th.

Computer Basics in Spanish.

For grades 3-6. Hang out with other kids who love Minecraft while you play the game and complete in-game challenges.

Join us in the library to practice your English conversation skills.

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

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 or online . Register with an email address to receive the Zoom

For ages 12-35 months. Our 4-week playgroup series encourages parent and child to play together, while also speaking with early childhood specialists.

For teens in grades 6-12. Eat snacks, color or draw, and watch anime with us! This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

For adults. Design an eye-catching poster using Adobe Express, which is a user-friendly online design tool. Basic computer literacy is required.

Intermediate English class

For teens in grades 6-12. For the whole month of April, drop in for challenges including games, blackout poetry, and magnetic poetry. No registration required.

For children ages 3 and up. During the month of April, drop in and turn everyday objects into inspiration, play games, and create poetry MadLibs.

LIEOC beginner English class

For ages 3-5. Listen to stories, make a craft, and meet our newly hatched baby chicks.

Viva sus años dorados con nuevas amistades, juegos, diversión y un delicioso cafecito. Enjoy your golden years with new friendships, games, entertainment and a delicious cup of coffee.

Students in grades 6-12. Bring your Spanish homework or questions and get help from a certified teacher! *This program will be held at the Medford Branch. No registration necessary. This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

For grades 1-6. Volunteers will be here to help your child with homework in English or Spanish. No registration necessary. This program will be held in the Children's Program Room.

Calling all future kindergarteners! Enjoy a fun-filled playdate and meet new friends, enjoy outdoor fun, and chat with a bilingual kindergarten teacher who’s ready to answer all your questions. Registration is recommended but not required. *April 30 playdate will take place at Father Tortora park (Father Tortora Park, Patchogue, NY 11772)

For ages 3-5. Listen to stories, make a craft, and meet our newly hatched baby chicks.

Classes are in person in the library. Space is limited. Registration begins January 13th.

For high school students and families that are interested in RWU, along with those who are also interested in learning more about the general college process, navigating the college process, and gaining tips and tricks.

Ayurveda is a traditional Indian system of medicine that aims to maintain health and well-being through a holistic approach. Learn about the causes of disease, the five-element theory, the doshas and their qualities. Suggestions on cultivating a balanced life through diet and lifestyle will be discussed, as well. Attend in person or via Zoom.

For high school students and families that are interested in RWU, along with those who are also interested in learning more about the general college process, navigating the college process, and gaining tips and tricks. 

For teens in grades 6-12. Vote for your favorite AAPI contributions, icons and groundbreakers in our month-long bracket challenge. New matchups each week.

Celebrating Young Game Changers! During the month of May, drop in and get inspired by young AAPI leaders! Invent like Gitanjali Rao, take on challenges like Ryan Kaji and practice tennis skills like Naomi Osaka.

Vinyasa Yoga Before Work Every Thursday at 7am in November and December. Wake up with stretching and strengthening asanas with us. Bring your own mat. Attend in person or via Zoom.

For teens in grades 6 - 12. Bring your math homework and questions and receive help from a certified teacher. No registration necessary. This program will be held at the Medford Branch. Excludes school holidays and vacations.

For grades 1-6. A certified teacher will be here to tutor children in math, reading and writing. This program will be held in the Children's Program Room.

Education, support and public awareness for individuals and families affected by mental illness. Attend in person or via Zoom.

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.

For teens in grades 6-12. Vote for your favorite AAPI contributions, icons and groundbreakers in our month-long bracket challenge. New matchups each week.

Celebrating Young Game Changers! During the month of May, drop in and get inspired by young AAPI leaders! Invent like Gitanjali Rao, take on challenges like Ryan Kaji and practice tennis skills like Naomi Osaka.

Improve your Canasta skills, practice setting up your hands, following discarded cards, and interact with your partner better. 

For ages 18 months-3 ½ years. Songs, dances, and games with our parachute.

For ages 18 months-3 ½ years. Songs, dances, and games with our parachute.

Get moving with a light workout. Wear comfortable clothing, bring water and a set of lightweights if you have them.

Michelle is back with a new dance style to teach: the hustle.

Join us for our second-ever Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament for adults. Registration is on-going.

For teens in grades 6-12. Vote for your favorite AAPI contributions, icons and groundbreakers in our month-long bracket challenge. New matchups each week.

Celebrating Young Game Changers! During the month of May, drop in and get inspired by young AAPI leaders! Invent like Gitanjali Rao, take on challenges like Ryan Kaji and practice tennis skills like Naomi Osaka.

Classes are in person in the library. Space is limited. Registration begins January 13th.  

Open to all. Practice skills from last month's fishing series. Meet at the Pine Neck boat ramp on Swan River and catch some weakfish. Bring your own fishing pole or borrow one from the Library's collection.

Workshop for family and friends of people with addictive behavior. No registration required.

Este curso de 6 horas le ahorra 10% en su seguro de auto por 3 años y elimina hasta 4 puntos en el historial de conductor. La tarifa es de $35. Pagar en efectivo o con tarjeta de crédito el día de la clase.

A workshop for people struggling with addiction. No registration required.

For teens grades 6-12. Develop the skills necessary for the responsibility of being a sitter: child safety, developmental stages of children, and how to plan age-appropriate activities. Participants will receive a course certification. This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

Come to the library for this fun, Latin-inspired dance fitness class! All levels welcome. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a water bottle and a small towel.

For teens in grades 6-12. Become the hero in your own epic tale! Join our gaming expert, Michael to slay dragons, outwit villains, and craft legendary adventures - no experience needed, just bring your imagination and he'll guide you through the rest! This program is designed for teens to attend independently. This program will be held at the Medford Branch.