Event List

Exchange ideas and engage in the Socratic practice of questioning, led by local resident Charles Payret. 

Course 1  – How to Start a Business on a Small Budget

Suggested attendees: individuals who are thinking about starting a new business.

Zoom link will be emailed to patrons.

Get ready to wiggle, crawl, and fly! Join us for a fun and interactive Bug-Themed Storytime where we’ll explore the tiny world of bugs through stories, songs, and movement.

Practice English in a relaxed setting. Email programs@sachemlibrary.org for the Zoom link.

Get ready to wiggle, crawl, and fly! Join us for a fun and interactive Bug-Themed Storytime where we’ll explore the tiny world of bugs through stories, songs, and movement.

Artist Tobio leads this weekly gathering of art enthusiasts. Bring your supplies and create!

No Registration Required. Drop in or email sw.intern@sachemlibrary.org. for appointments with our Social Work Intern. She is available to help with referrals, case management, applications and more.

Come dance, move and let your creativity soar with Great South Bay Dance studio. 

Come and spend time with friends and make a Perler Bead craft project to bring home!

The Long Island Educational Opportunity Center (LIEOC) is offering a Beginner English class at the library with certified teachers. The LIEOC is a FREE Adult Education program sponsored by SUNY Farmingdale.

Do you like books & trivia? Join us for this informational meeting about the all-new Suffolk County Adult Battle of the Books! 

Come to this lecture to learn about the life and legacy of British author Frances Hodgson Burnett who is arguably best known for her novels: The Secret Garden and A Little Princess. Burnett has a connection to Long Island!

Decorate canvas totes and bibs with special messages for new mothers in need.

April program registration opens on Thursday, March 19 @ 9:30am. Patrons may register for two programs until the restrictions are lifted on Tuesday, March 24. Call or go online to register. 

Sensory play gives preschoolers the chance to explore materials using their senses—touch, sight, smell, sound, and sometimes taste.

Share and critique photos as photographer Robert Silvering shares tips to help sharpen your skills and reviews photos submitted. This month's topic is “Looking Up." All skill levels are welcome. 

Sensory play gives preschoolers the chance to explore materials using their senses—touch, sight, smell, sound, and sometimes taste.

No Registration Required. Drop in or email sw.intern@sachemlibrary.org. for appointments with our Social Work Intern. She is available to help with referrals, case management, applications and more.