Upcoming Events

Make your own keychain using Tinkercad to be printed and picked up later. No experience required.

Make a repurposed box spook-tacular!

Move and groove with stories and spooky, but sweet songs for you and your baby.  

Compete on new maps with Nintendo characters on the Switch.

Narcan is a nasal spray that can reverse the effects of an opioid exposure. The Phoenix House of New York will be on hand to give out free Narcan and instruct people on how to administer it in this fast informal training.

Kick up your heels for some fun Line Dance Lessons with Natalie Boyle!  Learn basic steps to popular dances and enjoy great music and meeting new friends!

Fill your game card with Miss Tiffany and Miss Margaret.

May not be suitable for those with food allergies.

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.

Music and movement circle time with A Time for Kids, Inc.

Music and movement storytime with a craft.

Learn about the Cricut machine in this hands-on session. Space is limited. Basic computer skills are required.

Embellish with colorful 3D charms and beads. 

Transform pompoms into a ghostly friend.

Get an ID card for your child aged 3 - 12 years, and teach them about safety, at the Library!  This FREE program, presented by New York Life, is designed to help children of our community stay safe.

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

Wear your costume! Dancing, crafts, treats and a parade through the Library.

This program may not be suitable for those with allergies.

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.

A tabletop role-play game built on the foundations of Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 edition. See Nick for help building a character ahead of the program. 

James Boyd, Port Jefferson Historical Society Trustee, will provide an overview of American Clocks of the 1880s.

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