Upcoming Events

August program registration opens on Friday, July 17 @ 9:30am. Register online, by phone or in person with your teen library card. 

Adult adventurers of all skill levels are invited to play Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition run by the Quest Masters Guild. 

Adventurers of all skill levels are invited to play Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition run by the Quest Masters Guild.

Recommended for Grades 6-8

Payment by check or money order only (made out to Siegel Consulting). One check per person due at registration. $35 per person. Seating is limited, call the welcome desk for availability. 

Local ukers and uke-crazed wanna-be musicians of all levels are invited to jam at these monthly sessions led by Louise Martin of the LI Ukulele Strummers Club. No registration required.

Play chess with a younger buddy. Volunteers must know the rules of chess and how to play the game.

Learn chess with our teen volunteers.

Luckily for young Arlo, his parents (Jeffrey Wright, Frances McDormand) and his two siblings, the mighty dinosaurs were not wiped out 65 million years ago.

Drop in with your friends and play mahjong or cards. Please bring your own supplies. Registration is not required.

Stomp, roar and run to the library for this parent child class.

Discuss hot topics and come away with a deeper understanding of our complex world at this monthly meeting led by Sachem resident Peter Hanson. 

Stomp, roar and run to the library for this parent child class.

Ready, set, blast-off! Build vehicles. Then use the power of air to pump up the race to the finish line.

Children will learn fun facts about llamas, practice respectful animal interactions, pet and interact with llamas. 

Children will learn fun facts about llamas, practice respectful animal interactions, pet and interact with llamas. 

Come mix, stretch, and explore with Mad Science to create your own slime. This hands-on program encourages creativity, sensory exploration, and simple science skills as participants learn about textures, colors, and basic mixing concepts.

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

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