Week Calendar

Take home a bag filled with the supplies to make a vanilla rose natural wax candle. Online and in person registration begins on April 1 and ends on April 15.

Hop into the springtime with stories and songs all about baby animals. We’ll also create some adorable crafts.

Spring is in the air! Paint a little wooden spring chick to celebrate. 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.

Enjoy a hands-on approach to learning through exploring our sensory activities and participate in a storytime. The enthusiasm in this program is palpable.

Let’s celebrate National Library Week by playing a fun version of bingo featuring some of our favorite book and cartoon characters.

Sign, sing and play with your little one. Babies will be introduced to simple signs, engage in age appropriate games and learn new fingerplays.

Enjoy our play dough playsets and meeting new friends.

This group will discuss a different book on the third Thursday of every month. We will be discussing Foreign Bodies by Cynthia Ozick. Books are available at the Nesconset Building Circulation Desk.

Share the world of music with your child and bond through singing, dancing and playing. This interactive music and movement class will incorporate favorite songs and finger plays with the use of musical instruments and props. 

Join us in the newly refurbished barn on the property of the Smithtown Historical Society. We’ll listen to stories about farms, barns and animals, then visit with the chickens, bunnies, sheep, ponies and barn cats.

Hold on to your umbrellas for April showers fun. Listen to stories, make crafts and wear your rain boots to sing, dance and splash in this rainy day storytime. 

Come turn grass seed and sponges into the perfect medium to build a fairy house that you can take home and watch grow!

Asteroids and comets lurk among the planets of our Solar System.  Though relatively small, these relics of the solar system’s formation pack a powerful punch when they strike planets and moons.

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.

Join us for a recent release film showing.

Celebrating 250 years of American history, Stephen Sanfilippo will sing naval and shore defense songs from the American Revolution, accompanied by background on the songs.

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!

Join us in a discussion group which will include major topics in international, national and local issues in today’s ever-changing world. Moderated by Paul Seiler.

Do you enjoy learning about the past through historical non-fiction?

Join your friends and neighbors for a film showing.

Celebrate Spring by decorating a flowerful wreath. 

Celebrate National Library Week by painting bookends. After they’re painted and sealed, the bookends will go back on the shelves to hold up books with a new sense of style.

Celebrate National Library Week by making buttons that display your favorite books and love of reading.

Do you love aquariums? Now is your chance to make your own DIY aquarium to take home. We’ll make a super cool craft and read all about the little fishies.

Create bright, happy flowers with string art and celebrate all things spring!

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. 

Enjoy stories celebrating our planet and decorate your own reusable bag. Perfect for holding your library books. 

Join us for a fun-filled storytime where we’ll read Bluey books and create crafts inspired by her playful world!

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.

Discover how Henry Clay Frick assembled his art collection with art historian Jay Schuck. Learn how his NYC mansion became a museum and explore collection highlights to gain a deeper understanding of its artwork.

This meeting is open to the public.

Join Chef Rob as he demonstrates how to make tasty panko parmesan chicken meatballs with a parmesan herb sauce and a warm marbled pound cake with apricot preserves, mascarpone and toasted almonds.

Spend your Friday evening watching a popular movie at the Library.

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.

Celebrate National Library Week by creating your own mini book shelf, designed with your favorite books, stickers and shelf decor.

Celebrate National Library Week by giving your favorite book a total glow-up. Join us for a fun and creative session where you’ll bedazzle and customize your book covers with rhinestones.

Join us to discuss this month's book selection, The Wartime Sisters by Lynda Cohen Loigman. Books will be available at the Nesconset Building Circulation Desk.