Week Calendar

Join us for a morning of fingerplays, instruments, music and movement for even the littlest rockers.

Help us take care of our vegetable garden. 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.

Seize the play and keep the mess at our place. Meet other children and families while playing with toys and creating an art project.

If you love trains, then hop aboard and join us for this fun-filled adventure. We will have a short storytime and then we will play with plenty of trains.

Decorate these cute cactus sugar cookies from Fanny Cakes for a sweet treat.  Please note: This program may not be suitable for those with food allergies.

Help aid local food pantries by planting, tending and harvesting vegetables in the Library’s garden bed. Meet us in the lobby to head out to the garden together. In the event of rain, this program will be held in the Community Room.

Cool off in the LearnLab for a tour of our makerspace, then create a paper picnic lantern with the Cricut cutting machine!

Are you looking for something to do on Saturday? Come to the Library during these hours and complete some cool crafts.

Love pirates and princesses? Come see a special performance by the Ohman School of Ballet. After the performance children will be able to learn some ballet steps. Come dressed in costume if you wish!

Help an elementary-aged student create slime. Each teen will receive one hour community service credit for participating.

Work with a teen buddy to make your very own slime creation. Dress to make a mess.

Enjoy some Very Hungry Caterpillar stories and crafts.

Inside Out

Rated PG; runtime 95 minutes.

Excited for Inside Out 2? Enjoy the original hit film with a craft and small snack.

The Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department will be offering free ID cards for seniors containing pertinent information including emergency contacts and medications.

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.

Fresh air, trees and animals - being outside is great! Join us for a storytime celebrating the great outdoors and make a fun craft. In case of rain, this program will meet in the Community Room.

Join us for a recent release film showing.

Join us to discuss Go As A River by Shelley Read. Books are available at the Nesconset Building Circulation Desk.

Join the Long Island Museum and the Smithtown Library for a collaborative exhibition tour and book discussion.

Say hello to summer with sunny stories, then paint some colorful summertime scenes. Dress to make a mess.

Join us every Friday for the screening of a current or classic movie.

Join your friends and neighbors for a film showing.

Join us in the LearnLab as we create Patriotic Gnomes from upcycled paintbrushes! Red, white and blue paints and accents, and paintbrush bases will be provided.

The Battle of the Books is a county-wide competition for young adults who wish to represent their public library. The competition will take place on Friday, August 9 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Hauppauge.

The Battle of the Books is a county-wide competition for young adults who wish to represent their public library. The competition will take place on Saturday, August 10 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Hauppauge.

Kick off summer vacation by designing your own buttons!  Meet us in the LearnLab for a hands-on demonstration with the button maker and go home with personalized flair for totes, backpacks and more.

The Battle of the Books is a county-wide competition for young adults who wish to represent their public library. The competition will take place on Friday, August 9 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Hauppauge.

Create a fun cactus planter using yarn and paint.

The Battle of the Books is a county-wide competition for young adults who wish to represent their public library. The competition will take place on Friday, August 9 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Hauppauge.

Relax and unwind at the Library while decorating shells and other natural beach treasures using different art supplies.

Celebrate Pride Month by creating buttons, keychains and jewelry.

Read to a younger book buddy.  It is a rewarding experience that you won’t want to miss.

Book Buddies is a program in which a child is paired with a teen for a rewarding reading experience.

Decorate a bulletin board to look like your favorite donut!

Learn how heat transfer vinyl works in the LearnLab! Design your own collage cork coaster by picking from a variety of shapes cut with the Cricut, then transfer it yourself with our hand-held EasyPress iron.

Come assist the Children’s Department set up and run a carnival on the front lawn.  Each teen will earn three hours of community service.

Pilates is an accessible way to build overall strength for better posture, balance and flexibility. This class is for beginners and offers low-impact flexibility, strength and endurance movements.

Come to the Children’s Craft Room during these hours to tinker, build and play with a variety of STEAM challenges, toys and projects.

Create the perfect heavy-duty 15-inch sign for your backyard hosting space! Please provide the last name for your sign upon registration.

Step right up to the Library for some carnival fun! Enjoy classic carnival games on the lawn, along with delicious treats and fun crafts and prizes. Please register for one spot per family.

Calling all bad artists! Join us as we unleash our creativity and make ridiculous artwork using various mediums. 

From April to October in 1964 and again in 1965, some 52 million people from around the world flocked to the New York World’s Fair in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park.  While some critics derided the Fair as the “ugly duckling” of global expositi

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

Please note: The location of this session has changed to our Kings Park Building.

Join us to discuss this month's book selection, Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus. Books will be available at the Nesconset Building Circulation Desk.