Week Calendar

Give your muscles a workout with crafts and activities that help develop fine motor skills. Dress to make a mess.

Enjoy free-play and language-based activities with other babies in a relaxed, friendly environment.

Do you love cars, trucks, and other vehicles? Join us for storytime and crafts inspired by our favorite things that go! Dress to make a mess.

Get your jam on and explore instruments of all kinds while playing along with Miss Jessie. We’ll also read a musical story.

Visit the traveling community outreach bus in our parking lot courtesy of Catholic Health Services.

Join us for stories, songs, play and activities designed for little ones.

Explore and discover art with your toddler through hands-on activities and fine motor fun. Children will take home their own masterpieces. Dress to make a mess.

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

Bring a mystery item in a bag (or grab one at the Children’s desk prior to the program), share three fun facts about it, and then everyone will guess what it is!

Make your own superhero by upcycling everyday materials like pipe cleaners and beads!

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

Learn practical strategies that support healthy aging and overall well-being for older adults and those who care for them.

Join us for a recent release film showing.

Join us to discuss The Lion Women of Tehran by Marjan Kamali. Books are available at the Nesconset Building Circulation Desk.

Maria D'Andrea, The Budapest Psychic, explores the powerful and uplifting ways angelic beings guide, protect, and inspire us every day.

Join your friends and neighbors for a film showing.

Move and groove to the beat. Put on your dancing shoes for an afternoon of music and movement fun.

Teen volunteers are needed to design and make bookmarks for Smithtown Library patrons.

Make one-of-a-kind cards to brighten the day of a hospitalized child. 

Calling all fairy lovers! Let’s build tiny houses so we can catch fairies. Using whimsical and magical elements, DIY your own fairy house.

Paint canvas magnets that showcase encouragement and positivity.  These magnets will be featured in the Kings Park Teen Room.

Waddle on in for some playful stories featuring our arctic penguin pals.  Create your own playful penguin to take home.

Team up with a child for hands-on fun as we create, experiment, and learn.  Dress to make a mess.

Team up with a teen volunteer for hands-on fun as we create, experiment, and learn.  Dress to make a mess.

Rock on at the Library! Join us for some groovy stories and fun jams, then craft a musical instrument to start a band of your own.

Come to the Children’s Room during these hours to tinker, build and play with a variety of STEAM challenges, toys and projects. No registration required.

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

 Join us for our noncompetitive, slow-paced bingo night. 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. 

Jump into the supernatural underbelly of our world with tabletop role-playing game Monster of the Week! Create your character, fight monsters, cast spells, and work together to save the day with a group of fellow heroes.

Financial Advisor Kyle Hauptman from Edward Jones explains how to build an ideal investment strategy based on your risk tolerance, goals and time horizon as an investor.

Dance to get fit with Annmarie Rigoroso. Learn to incorporate fitness movements into dancing. Benefits include bone and muscle strength, cardiovascular health, agility and coordination while having fun.

General membership meeting of the Friends of The Smithtown Library.  

Find out why planning early matters and how all the pieces connect. Elder law attorney Mary Raghunandan will discuss wills vs. trusts, power of attorney, and healthcare proxies.

Join us to discuss this month's book selection, The Perfumist of Paris by Alka Joshi. Books will be available at the Nesconset Building Circulation Desk.

Welcome spring by creating a glass frame with an array of dried, pressed flowers.

Discover. Create. Celebrate. Spend an evening exploring a variety of hands-on maker activities such as sublimation, vinyl crafts, button making and more.