Week Calendar

Wednesday mornings are dedicated to delivering Library materials to local Assisted Living resident facilities and residents in the Homebound Connections program. 

Registration for August Studio Programs begins Wednesday, July 14th at 9:30 AM. Some programs now have a materials fee. Some programs are in person, Zoom/In person, Zoom or You Tube.

Getting ready to take your road test? Take this five-hour course required by the Department of Motor Vehicles. Remember to bring your learner's permit that includes the photo ID with you to class.

After his master dies, a peasant squire, fueled by his desire for food and glory, creates a new identity for himself as a knight. Starring Heath Ledger, Mark Addy, and Rufus Sewell. Directed by Brian Helgeland.

Registration required.  Whip up some cookie dough that's safe to eat -- and yummy! -- with the Baking Coach.

Did pirates really have pet parrots? Come sail the seven seas and discover the truth about this and other pirate legends. Decorate your own treasure chest. Registration required 

*Rescheduled from June 29*

Join us in Discovery Grove for many mud-filled activities.  Rain or shine. For families with children up to entering 5th grade.  Dress for a mess and bring a towel.

Combining the disciplines of yoga, qigong, and meditation, this class is perfect for beginners. Instructed by Dorothy Mandrakos.

Zoom link will be emailed to registrants.

Using mixed materials, design a whale tail mosaic that shines in the sun. The colors and textures will amaze you! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eW5PIngGJ7w

Registration required. Join Miss Michelle and learn all about bunnies and meet some of their furry friends. Create an adorable bunny craft, too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HE2vwT9TL6A

Join Miss Lucia for some dragon tales and she'll show you how to make a paper-folded, movable dragon tail craft! https://youtu.be/Viz8ufaqGTg

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

Clap your hands, stomp your feet and move to the beat with Miss Nicole in this interactive music and movement class. Registration required

Registration required. You are sure to make a splash with a sparkly mermaid puppet. Dive in and join us for some mermaid tales and fun!

Create a pair of magical necklaces using seashells, glass beads and glitter glue; you'll hear the call of the ocean the moment you put one on! Then settle in for fascinating mermaid facts and fiction.  

Patrons can drop in to learn more. Applications will not be completed in the library. You may leave your name with the representative to be contacted to make a follow up appointment to fill out the paperwork.

Join Arooj, as she covers the basics as well as tips and tricks for getting the best photos from your camera equipped smart phone/tablet. Registration Required.

Did pirates really have pet parrots? Come sail the seven seas and discover the truth about this and other pirate legends. Decorate your own treasure chest. Registration required 

*Rescheduled from June 29.*

Join us in Discovery Grove for many mud-filled activities.  Rain or shine. For families with children up to entering 5th grade.  Dress for a mess and bring a towel.

Clap your hands, stomp your feet and move to the beat with Miss Nicole in this interactive music and movement class. Registration required

Registration required. You are sure to make a splash with a sparkly mermaid puppet. Dive in and join us for some mermaid tales and fun!

Create a pair of magical necklaces using seashells, glass beads and glitter glue; you'll hear the call of the ocean the moment you put one on! Then settle in for fascinating mermaid facts and fiction.

*Rescheduled from June 29.*

Join us in Discovery Grove for many mud-filled activities.  Rain or shine. For families with children up to entering 5th grade.  Dress for a mess and bring a towel.

Clap your hands, stomp your feet and move to the beat with Miss Nicole in this interactive music and movement class. Registration required

Registration required. You are sure to make a splash with a sparkly mermaid puppet. Dive in and join us for some mermaid tales and fun!

Each patron needs to sign-up individually.

A skilled cook has traveled west and joined a group of fur trappers in Oregon, though he only finds true connection with a Chinese immigrant also seeking his fortune.

Learn how to get started with your genealogy research with Ancestry.com Library Edition, an online research tool offering the most comprehensive, international genealogical information available!

So Ready for Laughter: Bob Hope & WWII

Maria Callas was known for her superb dramatic interpretation, while Renata Tebaldi was known for her lush beautiful tone.

Visit us at the Farmingville Historical Society Farmer's Market to learn about new library programs and services.

Using paints and printmaking transfer techniques, explore different ways to make art!

ADVANCE REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ALL IN-PERSON CLASSES. WE CANNOT ACCOMODATE WALK-INS.

Grab your family and head on down to the library and create Stawberry Festival Bread, a guaranteed crowd pleaser. Registration required.

Elvis Presley burst on the music scene in 1956 with his first #1 hit single, Heartbreak Hotel. Kevin Westley returns to the library to bring you songs and stories from Elvis Presley’s first performance to his appearances on the Ed Sullivan Show.

Join librarian, Sarah, to listen to a podcast episode, followed by discussion.

This month, we will listen to "The Problem With America’s National Parks" from The Experiment.

SD cards? External hard drives? The cloud? Learn all about backing up your important data!

Use block coding to create your own video game with customizable characters. 

ADVANCE REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR ALL IN-PERSON CLASSES. WE CANNOT ACCOMODATE WALK-INS.

Sportswriter and Lake Ronkonkoma resident Michael Lewis will be here to discuss the US Women’s National Team playing in the Tokyo Olympics, including key players Megan Rapinoe and Long Island’s Crystal Dunn.

In the sky above our head, there are wonders too numerous to count. But what could we choose as the seven most remarkable objects visible, either with just our eyes or with a simple pair of binoculars or a small telescope?

Join Amy, as she teaches you how to use a Cricut to make beautiful paper flowers. Registration Required.

Learn the basics of the world’s most popular spreadsheet program, including creating, editing and formatting worksheets.

Join our Reference Librarians on Zoom for our newest book discussion! 

A member of the Korean Spirit and Culture Promotion Project will demonstrate how to make a lovely lotus flower lantern using colorful paper and wire frames. Pick up your materials starting Friday, July 9.

Grab your family and head on down to the library to cook up some Strawberry Festival Bread, a guaranteed crowd pleaser.  Registration required.