Come in out of the cold and practice your form.  We will have our Wii game set up and available for adult play.  Challenge yourself or other library players.  

Get started crocheting on-line with Helen Horton. Bring a size "H" or larger hook and a skein of medium weight yarn to the screen with you. 

Get some fresh air and stretch your legs with us. Join us each Wednesday for an approximately 2-mile walk. Register to receive the location each week. Walking shoes and a sense of adventure suggested.

Curbside pickup allows you to pick up your reserved library books, DVDs and other materials without coming into the Library. You can place your items on hold through the online catalog, or have a librarian place the hold for you. We will

Let’s clap our hands and stomp our feet in this interactive storytime. Patrons may only sign up for one set of Romp and Rhyme sessions scheduled in March. This is the Wednesday session.

Get started crocheting on-line with Helen Horton. Bring a size "H" or larger hook and a skein of medium weight yarn to the screen with you. 

Stony Brook Small Business Development Center will highlight legal requirements, zoning and other restrictions, financial fundamentals and marketing.

Culture, grammar, and vocabulary for all levels of learners taught by retired professor Franco Varuolo.

Color and decorate premade coloring sheets that will be sent to various organizations.  Participants will earn one hour of community service.

Children who are struggling with reading are invited to spend some quality time and read to a certified therapy dog in a relaxed and supportive environment.

Conversation and crafts for Spanish Speakers.

Conversación y manualidades para hispanohablantes.

Children who are struggling with reading are invited to spend some quality time and read to a certified therapy dog in a relaxed and supportive environment.

Join us out for a meal or music at a local hot spot. Location changes each month, but the importance of connecting with your neighbors and sharing time together never does.