Upcoming Events

Annalee Jackofsky guides a brief meditation and a short reiki session. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel and a blanket.

Open to all levels of play. Bring your set of tiles if you have one. Registration is not required.

Title: Pineapple Street, by Jenny Jackson

Contact our Adult Services Department for more information. 

Love Life (123 min.) Japanese

Come and practice spoken English in a relaxed atmosphere. Free, no registration required. Open to all adults, 18 and older. Group is led by Certified ESOL Instructor Mary Leming.

Strength training and body sculpting. This class is held in the Library’s park. Bring a towel or mat and water. 

Bring your sewing machine and a project, or stop by to learn more. Registration is not required.

Paint role-playing game miniatures to use in
Dungeons and Dragons. Figures, paints, and
brushes are provided.

Dianne Taggart will share photos and facts about swimmers and waders including herons, sandpipers, and plovers. 

Gentle movement to improve endurance, flexibility and strength. Suitable for people in early stages of Parkinson's Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, or post stroke.

Co-Dependents Anonymous is a Fellowship of men and women whose common purpose is to develop healthy relationships. The only requirement for membership is a desire for healthy and loving relationships.

Use real shells to
make summer decor.

The history of Old Route 17, Red Apple Rest, bungalow colonies and legendary hotels such as Grossingers and Kutchers through Schneit’s research on iconic comedians who got their start in this unique summer world. An East End Libraries

Open to all levels of play. Bring your set of tiles if you have one. Registration is not required.

Four session workshop with a Certified Yoga Instructor. Please note: There is a $20 fee due at registration payable only by check made out to Laurel Frey.

Come and practice spoken English in a relaxed atmosphere. Free, no registration required. Open to all adults, 18 and older. Group is led by Certified ESOL Instructor Mary Leming.

EastLine Theatre presents Shakespear's epic tragedy, King Lear. A family feud tears apart the kingdom when the aged King promises the largest share of his legacy to the daughter who professes to love him the most.

Strength training and body sculpting. This class is held in the Library’s park. Bring a towel or mat and water.