Upcoming Events

Join Drive Electric Long Island to learn the basics about electric vehicles and charging, with the opportunity to ask current EV owners why they chose to go electric and what it’s really like to drive an EV.

Join Miss Sara and feel the zen in this relaxing yoga class.

Nursery rhymes are the foundation for early literacy, come clap, play and sing with your little one. 

Make an appointment at the Welcome Desk for Medicare Counseling assistance. 

Nursery rhymes are the foundation for early literacy, come clap, play and sing with your little one. 

Join Miss Sara and feel the zen in this relaxing yoga class.

Make a yummy cereal snack mix perfect for an afternoon treat!

This series is crafted with a focus on individuals with special requirements ages 16-25. 

Relax and study for January midterms on your own or in groups in our desTEENation space.  We will be creating a peaceful, chill environment for your study sesh.

Must be registered with the Muttigrees @ Home Club to participate.

Head over to the library for a night of fun, music, movement and more. 

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

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Come drum, dance and play in this music and movement class. 

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

Come drum, dance and play in this music and movement class. 

Artist Tom de Gruyl leads this weekly gathering of art enthusiasts. Bring your supplies and create!

Relax and study for January midterms on your own or in groups in our desTEENation space.  We will be creating a peaceful, chill environment for your study sesh.

 Zumba kids is a  class that features kid-friendly routines based on original Zumba^® choreography

Come have a magical moment with New York Times bestselling author TJ Klune as he chats about his Cerulean Chronicles, with special emphasis on his newest in the series, Somewhere Beyond the Sea. 

Bring your creativity and work with an English Honor Society student to create a piece of writing to be displayed at the library.  This month's theme is Poverty in America.  Only completed works will receive service credit.