Week Calendar

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. 

Drop and craft the morning aways with us!

In honor of National Polar Bear Day on February 27th join us to create your very own playful polar bear friend to take home.

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

Let the music guide you as you draw how you feel while you are listening to various genres of music.

Share and critique photos as photographer Robert Silvering shares tips to help sharpen your skills and reviews photos submitted. This month's topic is “Emphasizing Size." All skill levels are welcome. 

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.

Create your own adorable clay gnome. 

Program fee: $20- $5 per session

Please bring a yoga mat with you to this program

In honor of National Polar Bear Day on February 27th join us to create your very own playful polar bear friend to take home.

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

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.

Let the music guide you as you draw how you feel while you are listening to various genres of music.

Buy, sell, dream, and scheme your way to riches.

Hosted by Sachem Teen Leaders.

Grab your family and head over to the library to play some fun games together!

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.

Paint your own 3D Printed Pokemon and bring your favorite character to life!

Marilyn Levinson leads this fiction writing series with an emphasis on mysteries and children’s books. Learn about plotting, character development, pacing, dialogue, and more.

Drop in and paly some giant games with your family! No registration required.

Join us to create colorful Northern Lights drawings using oil pastels.

This intergenerational art club is open to all! We will provide art supplies and the rest is up to you. Registration is not required. 

If you enjoy theater games, you won’t want to miss this fun and interactive program where everyone has a chance to perform and best of all there are no lines to learn.

Paint your own 3D Printed Pokemon and bring your favorite character to life!

Listen to your favorite video game soundtracks and create instrumental duets and character moves to music including Minecraft, MarioKart and more.

Explore your zodiac sign and create a galaxy-themed painting with your star sign!

Join us to create colorful Northern Lights drawings using oil pastels.

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

Grab your family and head over to the library for a game of mini golf. 

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

Warm up this winter with a comforting session that blends nutrition with seasonal coziness. Learn how to prepare a wholesome snack and enjoy a demonstration of a soothing, health-boosting warm beverage.

Embark on an exhilarating parkour competition to the peak of a majestic mountain!

Grab your family and head over to the library for a game of mini golf. 

Grab your family and head over to the library for a game of mini golf. 

Michele Cayea will lead a guided meditation and group discussion. Bring your own chair/blanket/yoga mat. 

Love to hate with this cathartic program about pet peeves! Make a pet peeve collage to be destroyed and set free.

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

Topic: “The National Security Paradox: Means and Morals 

Get comfortable with your iPhone! This beginner class will teach you how to navigate your device, change the settings, download apps and much more. Bring your device with you and we’ll get you started with it!

Zoom link will be emailed to patrons.

Grab your family and head over to the library for a game of mini golf. 

Control the print area and set print options so your Excel spreadsheet prints properly, no matter how large.