Week Calendar

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

April program registration opens on Thursday, March 20 @ 9:30am. Patrons may register for two programs until the restrictions are lifted on Tuesday, March 25. Call or go online to register. 

Come paint, craft and glue with us, dress for mess. 

Parent Child Workshop encourages interactive play, introduces your child to group activities, and provides parents with information on a wide variety of parenting issues and concerns.  Each program features developmentally

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

Celebrate Spring with us in this engaging program. 

Learn how to follow simple instructions, play games and meet some new friends.

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

Share and critique photos as photographer Robert Silvering shares tips to help sharpen your skills and reviews photos submitted.

Clap, play, dance and sing with your baby in this music class.

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 paint, craft and glue with us, dress for mess. 

Celebrate Spring with us in this engaging program. 

Learn how to follow simple instructions, play games and meet some new friends.

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

Clap, play, dance and sing with your baby in this music class.

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.

Frank McAlonan will help patrons assign a value to their stamp, coin, or antique items. Call the Welcome Desk at 631-588-5024 ext. 233 starting on Friday, February 28 to make a fifteen-minute appointment to ask individual, specific questions.

Learn to weave a small basket using hand cut paper in a diagonal weave technique.  Basket is useful as a pencil cup or vase. Fits a small yogurt jar for fresh flowers.  Decorate with ink, pencil, or paint at home.

Adults who are preparing to take the United States Citizenship Test are invited to join our weekly class. Each class will focus on the 100 citizenship test civics questions and the USCIS writing and reading vocabulary for the Naturalization Test.

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.

Create colorful totes that will be distributed at local farmer’s markets. 

Join Mrs. Evan for our new book club! Listen to the first chapter of a new book each meeting - no commitment required! We’ll have snacks, fun reading-related activities, and a chance to chat with others about what you’re reading. 

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

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

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

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

Head over to the library for a storytime all about things that have tails! 

Grades 1 to 5, register by phone or in person at the Children's Reference Desk. These positive and supportive sessions are especially helpful to children who are struggling to read.

Join us for a speed jigsaw competition. Teams will scramble to be the first to complete their jigsaw to earn the prize! 

Think you know everything about Star Wars? Sailor Moon? Hunger Games? Legend of Zelda? Split into teams and see who has the most fandom knowledge! Recommended for Grades 9-12.

Create beautiful gift bags and greeting cards for seniors. We will add some tea-themed items to donate to seniors at the Rose Caracappa Senior Center. 

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

Topic:

Course 1 – Starting a Business on a Small Budget

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

Zoom link will be emailed to patrons. 

Watching television used to be a fairly simple enterprise—you turned on the set, selected one of 500 channels, and enjoyed your program. Now, television is changing in front of our eyes.

Calling all LEGO fans, join us to compete in LEGO challenges with our teen volunteers.