Week Calendar

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

July program registration opens on Thursday, June 12 @ 9:30am. Patrons may register for two programs until the restrictions are lifted on Tuesday, June17 1st. Call or go online to register. 

Come share stories, songs and learn all about Spring. 

Nursery rhymes are the foundation of early literacy skills, come sing, clap and play with your baby. 

Come sing, play and dance with your baby in this parent child class. 

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

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

Share stories, sing songs and make a craft with A Time for Kids.

Join the parade, find some new storytime favorites and create a craft. 

A representative from Disabled American Veterans (DAV) will be available to assist veterans submit disability claims and widows/widowers of deceased veterans apply for benefits.

Stop by the library lobby and receive a free NARCAN kit. 

Grab Dad and head over to the library to make this yummy treat. 

Help makes a difference in someone's life as you make new friends and crochet items to donate to a local charity. All levels welcome. Please bring your own hooks.

Play board games like Setters of Catan and Telestrations with local resident Marc! Please register.

Nursery rhymes are the foundation of early literacy skills, come sing, clap and play with your baby. 

Come share stories, songs and learn all about Spring. 

Come sing, play and dance with your baby in this parent child class. 

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

Share stories, sing songs and make a craft with A Time for Kids.

Join the parade, find some new storytime favorites and create a craft. 

Grab Dad and head over to the library to make this yummy treat. 

Nassau-Suffolk Hospital Council: Services for the Aged, Blind, and Disabled

Nassau-Suffolk Hospital Council: Services for the Aged, Blind, and Disabled

Calling all scientists, explore, create and experiment with us.

Play Bunco in a casual setting. Registration is required and limited to adult Sachem cardholders.

Please visit the table hosted by the Willing Hearts, Helpful Hands Caregiver Support Initiative. 

Join us for carnival games, a giant inflatable obstacle course, crafts, field day activities, ice cream, and prizes to kick off the Teen Summer Reading Club! This is a teen only drop-off event. Advanced registration required.

Help us scan our Sachem yearbook archive and make it accessible digitally.

Zumba Kids classes feature kid-friendly routines based on original Zumba choreography.

Make a fancy, functional decoration for your summer backyard.

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

Feel the zen with Miss Sara, relax, stretch and learn some poses.

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

Recommended for Grades 9-12

Looking for a night out? Come craft, share stories, sing songs guaranteed to keep you awake! 

Prepare for the Algebra 2 Regents exam with a certified teacher.

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

Prepare for the Regents exam with a certified teacher.

Prepare for the Regents exam with a certified teacher.

Michele Cayea will lead a guided meditation and group discussion. Bring your own chair/blanket/yoga mat. Indoors in the event of rain.

Make hand fans using paper and popsicle sticks!

Hang out with friends in desTEENation using our games, crafts, and technology. Walk-ins not guaranteed.

How did songwriters Lorenz Hart, Cole Porter and Noel Coward live forbidden gay lives? John Kenrick discusses the lives of those hiding their true selves while being some of the most famous people in theatre. 

Unleash your creativity at our drop-in art night—no experience needed, just bring your imagination! Snacks will be provided to munch on while you create.

Zoom link will be emailed to patrons. 

When the New York City subway system first opened in 1904 it was meant to be an inviting space with beautiful ornamentation. The founders wanted an aesthetically pleasing public space for all to enjoy.

Study and de-stress with a certified therapy dog.

No registration required.

Looking for something to do on a Friday night? Come play games, hang out and make new friends.