Please contact the Adult Reference Desk to schedule an appointment.  

Riverhead Library card holders may schedule an appointment beginning Friday, January 10 @ 9:30 am. 

Brush up on German vocabulary and grammar skills.

Mark Hobson leads us in conversation to sharpen vocabulary and improve fluency.  

A social work intern from Stony Brook University's Healthy Libraries Program will be available to meet with patrons.  Call (631) 727-3228 ext. 301 to schedule an appointment.

Please contact the Adult Reference Desk to schedule an appointment.

A social work intern from Stony Brook University's Healthy Libraries Program will be available to meet with patrons.  Call (631) 727-3228 ext. 301 to schedule an appointment.

Join Chef Naela for a Mediterranean cooking demonstration and tasting.  Learn how to make fatayer, hummus with tahini paste, Middle Eastern Salad as well as a delicious baklava.  

Come out and make new friends. You will be responsible for paying for what you order. Cash is often preferred for tipping and settling the group bill. 

Wednesday, March 12th 

Lakeville Grille at Scott's Pointe

Are you ready to for a revolutionary guide to fixing what’s not working—in systems and processes, organizations and companies, and even in our daily lives?

Enjoy a lively St. Patrick’s Day performance of Irish music including bagpipes.  

This class is designed for learners who can understand basic phrases, express simple needs, and have some

Join Franco Varuolo each week to study Italian dialogue, practice conversation and grammar skills and learn Italian culture.

You can join Franco in person at the library or via Zoom.

Practice conversational Spanish with Jennie Locicero. Some familiarity with Spanish is helpful.

This class is designed for learners who can understand basic phrases, express simple needs, and have some

Write a fiction piece at home, then bring your work to meetings to share in a seminar style discussion. 

All are welcome to join in, or just listen, to this acoustic jam. Fiddles, banjos, mandolins, guitars, spoons, washboards, etc., are all used to play Appalachian Mountain and Traditional Music from 1600's to 1900's.