Event List

Learn what AI is, how it's showing up in daily life, and how to use it safely and confidently in this beginner-friendly workshop.

Continuing our semiquincentennial Talking History series, former lawyers turned librarians Mara Zonderman and Terry Lucas will be continuing to discuss The Bill of Rights. An EEPA event.

Celebrate Women's History Month and St. Patrick's Day in this program presented by Kevin Westley. Learn of the Celtic War Goddess Morrigan, Queen Maeve, Brigit Goddess of Fire and St.

Start your new year with a healthy immune system!

Un-pack why wildlife professionals say “If you care, leave them there.” Common issues and lots of information.

An information session for parents and teens in grades 9-12 about finding the "best fit" college, applying for scholarships, financial aid, college tours, and career aptitude tests.

Journey on a side quest story. See Khan for help to build your character ahead of the program.

Migraines are the most common complex nuerologic disorder worldwide. Learn about how they affect people from early childhood to seniors with Alfred J. Cossari MD.

Peter Semmelhack, CEO of Bug Labs and author of Social Machines, will discuss AI, how it fits into everyday life, and what’s next. 

Architects Lawrence Kocher and Albert Frey designed the Aluminaire House in 1931 as a futuristic model of affordability and efficiency.

This presentation will also go over the most common types of vegetables that can be planted in the garden. A brief demonstration will be shown at the end. 

Learn strategies to excel.

In honor of Parkinson’s Awareness Month, join Sarah Cohen, PT, DPT, Administrator of the Center for Parkinson’s Disease at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital, to learn more about Parkinson’s disease, why rates are increasing, and what we can do to l

Comparisons of Medicare Advantage (Part C) and original Medicare. Learn about key benefits and potential drawbacks, costs, networks, and coverage. 

Learn about the anatomy, adaptations, and native species of local turtles, terrapins, and tortoises.

Continuing our semisesquincentennial Talking History series, former lawyers turned librarians Mara Zonderman and Terry Lucas will be continuing to discuss The Bill of Rights. An EEPA event.

Journey on a side quest story. See Khan for help to build your character ahead of the program.

Learn how to prepare for your first job. 

Details to follow.

Open to ALL teens, just use any Suffolk County Library Card to register.

In honor of the Caleb Brewster, the Armed Whaleboat built in Port Jefferson for the 250th anniversary of America, learn the real life incidents in which these vessels played an important role in shaping Port Jefferson's

An EEPA event.