Week Calendar

Take home a kit with all of the supplies you need to create a Hello Spring sign.  Kits will be available at the Building of your choice beginning April 6 and must be picked up by April 17.  Supplies are available on a first come, fir

Listen to some birdie stories and create a cute bird craft. 

Read and discuss a non-fiction sports book with our local group. We will be discussing Sea Biscuit by Laura Hillenbrand. Books are available at the Smithtown Building Circulation Desk. 

Join us for a monstrously good time as we read friendly monster stories and create our own adorable creatures to take home.

Grab your besties, dress up as your favorite era, and come to the Library for this Taylor Swift party! There will be karaoke, crafts, and games… Are you ready for it? Dress to make a mess.

Join us for an interactive American Sign Language (ASL) program designed to introduce children to basic signs through songs, movement, games, and storytelling.

Enjoy the great outdoors by helping children with eco-friendly projects and activities. This program will be held outside. In case of rain, this program will be held in the Community Room.

Pair up with a teen buddy to enjoy eco-friendly projects and activities. This program will be held outside. In case of rain this program will be held in the Community Room. Dress to make a mess.

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.

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.

Join us at the Nesconset firehouse for songs and stories about firefighters, then take a tour of the station and learn about fire safety. Please note: this program will take place at Nesconset Fire Department Headquarters.

Learn how to upcycle an everyday foil snack bag into a STEAM creation that moves by utilizing electrostatic induction!

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.

Springtime brings Songbirds! Join Dianne Taggart, long-time LI birder, as she shares interesting facts, songs and photos of these colorful migrants and nesters.

Join our local group and enjoy a friendly and informal get-together. Beginner and experienced crafters are welcome to knit and crochet with other enthusiasts. Guidance available for knitting beginners.

Join us for a recent release film showing.

The NY Citizen Preparedness Training Program teaches residents to have the tools and resources to prepare for any type of disaster, respond accordingly and recover as quickly as possible to normal conditions.

Enjoy the mobility, vitality, and peace of mind that a regular yoga practice can provide while feeling fully supported in a chair. There will not be floor work!

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.

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.

Celebrate the season with springtime stories and create a delicious flower snack using brownies, candy and icing.

Spring is officially here!  Make bath bombs that remind you of blooming fields and flowers.

Enjoy painting a wooden birdhouse to keep as a decoration or share with our feathered friends. 

It’s slime time! Come and make some slime-tastic glow-in-the-dark slime with us that you can take home.

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.

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. 

Join us for a silly, hands-on gardening craft. We will decorate jars and plant seeds to grow our own ‘cress heads’—watch as the green hair sprouts after a few days.

Create your own beautiful henna tattoos while learning about this traditional art form.  Henna tattoos are not permanent, but will last for a few weeks so please make sure you are prepared for this commitment.

Play fun board games with a younger child.

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.

Make your favorite spring and summer scenes into magnets that will be given to local nursing homes and senior centers. 

Join us for a round of this classic role-playing game! Perfect for players of all skill levels, this campaign will introduce you to the game and its rules while you play. Dice and snacks will be provided.

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.

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.

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

Join comic artist Tom Duffy to learn drawing techniques and cartooning basics as he creates some one-of-a-kind caricatures.

Join in the fun as we compete in a video game tournament, enjoy some snacks, and battle it out in our after-hours Laser Tag competition throughout the Library. All participants will be emailed a permission slip to return to the library before

Adults bring your teen, Teens bring your adult to yoga together. In this open-level yoga class, we will be connecting breath to movement as we flow from one pose into the next.

Learn the techniques of string art, a unique and dynamic way to bring creations to life.

Listen to different scenarios in which planning for the future never happened: a parent becomes ill with no power of attorney; adult children disagree on what to do with the house or a senior runs out of money sooner than expected.

Meet with our local group to share ideas and get feedback on your latest writing efforts.

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

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.