Upcoming Events

Fulfill your passion for art.  Bring your supplies and work on your current project while you share ideas and learn new techniques from others in a relaxed atmosphere.

Celebrating 250 years of American history and Women's History Month, Lester Paldy will relate stories of women who have shaped military history and intelligence work from the Revolution to today.

Have you ever wondered how to catch a … leprechaun? Let’s find out as we read a book from the How to Catch series and then play at related activity stations.

This meeting is open to the public.

See if you can identify the home country of these delicious snacks.  We’ll be trying treats from all around the world!

Join us for our sensory friendly movie.  This program is geared towards patrons 18 years and older with sensory issues, those on the autism spectrum or those who have other specific needs. 

Meet new friends at the Library and work on social skills with our fun playground toys.

Join your friends and neighbors for a new release movie.

Explore the inner workings of sleep with a program on the neuroscience of slumber.  Uncover how your brain manages this essential function, from how brain stages of sleep are monitored to the areas of your brain that control sleep.

March is Women’s History Month! Stop by the Children’s Room during these hours to celebrate with crafts and activities while you learn all about some influential people.

Make bags full of birthday goodies for patrons of our Children’s Department to enjoy.

Get ready for spring at the Library by learning the basics of the Cricut cutting machine and creating themed refrigerator magnets.

Come have a blast and play the classic game of Pictionary. Break into teams and let the fun begin!

Join us to discuss manga, watch anime and enjoy Japanese snacks.

Paint a pot o’gold to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. This program is geared towards patrons 18 years and older with sensory issues, those on the autism spectrum or those who have other specific needs.

This group will discuss a different book on the third Thursday of every month. We will be discussing The Engineer's Wife by Tracey Enerson Wood. Books are available at the Smithtown Building Circulation Desk.

Join us for a recent release film showing.

Listen to a story about rainbows and make a paper windsock craft.