Upcoming Events

Why did the Nazis choose Long Island as a landing site?  They had good reasons, and the event still echoes today.  Distinguished service professor Lester Paldy presents this lecture. 

Nassau-Suffolk Hospital Council’s Medicaid enrollment assistors will be in the library to provide Medicaid enrollment assistance to adults and children who are disabled or blind, and anyone over the age of 65.

Nassau-Suffolk Hospital Council’s Medicaid enrollment assistors will be in the library to provide Medicaid enrollment assistance to adults and children who are disabled or blind, and anyone over the age of 65.

Studio classes are limited to Adult Sachem Cardholders Only, unless otherwise noted. Registered adults may be accompanied by a teen age 16 or above.

Gear up for summer by using our Heat Transfer Machine to create a custom neon sling bag!  A variety of preselected transfer designs will be provided.

Make a sand art sunflower with Anna. 

Prepare for the Chemistry Regents exam with a certified teacher.

Join Glen and Don from Islandwide Weather for our summer forecast and a prediction on what the hurricane season will look like, including what La Nina will bring our way.

Use our Heat Transfer Machine to create a custom neon sling bag!  A variety of preselected transfer designs will be provided.

Join Molly Mouse and the PlayHooray crew for a movement and music class. 

Registration begins at 9:30am May 20 online or by phone only. Payment by cash, check, or credit card within 3 days, or your reservation will be cancelled. Fees are non-refundable. Adult Sachem cardholders only. 

Join Molly Mouse and the PlayHooray crew for a movement and music class. 

Prepare for the Regents exam with a certified teacher.

Monthly meeting of the Farmingville Residents Association Teen Civic group. New members welcome, community service opportunity.

Studio classes are limited to Adult Sachem Cardholders Only, unless otherwise noted. Registered adults may be accompanied by a teen age 16 or above.

University of Maryland history professor Richard Bell examined why American Revolution loyalists chose to remain on the British side, what the Revolution was like for them, and how their lives changed when the patriots won.

Zoom link will be emailed to patrons.