Upcoming Events

Looking for a good book to read and discuss with other mystery book lovers? Join us to discuss this month's book selection, Stranger Diaries by Elly Griffiths. Copies of the book are available at the Nesconset Building Circulation Desk.

Play fun board games with a younger child.

If you love playing board games, then this program is for you! Children will be paired with a teen buddy for an afternoon of playing some of your favorite board games.

Get ready for a puzzle competition! Break into teams and compete to finish a 500-piece puzzle of London in two and a half hours. The first team to finish the puzzle will receive a prize. Come by yourself or with friends.

Craft this spring with a wooden block stack to welcome the beautiful weather.

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.

Join us for stories about worms, spiders and other creatures that live in the garden, then make your own edible dirt cake garden from pudding, cookies and candy.

Join us for a recent release film showing.

April is Autism Awareness Month.  Volunteers will paint a unique puzzle piece that will become part of a community mural at the Kings Park Building throughout the month of April.

Laura Grubert will lead seated and standing low impact exercises with hand weights (optional) and a handheld ball. Please bring water and optional light hand weights to class. 

Grab your spaceship and soar right in for some alien fun.  Create your own alien to fly home with.

Join James Snider from The Pot City to create your own unique and beautiful terrariums.

One of George Washington’s first acts as the new President was to come to Long Island to tour the island and to thank those who had helped in the defeat of the British.

Join James Snider from The Pot City to create your own unique and beautiful glass jar terrariums.

Get the wiggles out as we sing, shimmy and dance along to the beat for a morning filled with music and movement.

April is Autism Awareness Month. Stop by the Children’s Room during these hours to celebrate with crafts and activities while you learn all about some influential people. No registration required.

Whip up your own wooden clothespin people (also known as peg dolls).

Join your friends and neighbors for a film showing.

Sail the open seas, coast the rails and glide amongst the clouds, as we use our imaginations for all things that go!  Create your own train to bring home.

Play fun board games with a younger child.