Upcoming Events

Learn ways to pay non-covered costs, important terminology, enrollment and plan types. Ask your questions to be more confident with your Medicare choices. 

Gain insights into the college admissions essay process. Parents and teenagers are encouraged to attend. 

The Frick Collection reopened in April of 2025 after a major renovation.

Explore writing in different styles and receive constructive feedback. Sharing is encouraged, not required. 

Learn about the department and how to volunteer. 

Play Readers Parlor

Tuesday, September 23  6:30 PM 

The Spinney Clock Collection is a Port Jefferson treasure. This presentation will examine how ancient symbols found their way into European and American clock design from the 17th to the 20th century.

Dr. Gary Truce has an extensive background in parapsychology and psychophysiology and is the Author of the book, Shelly and Rhoda; A Most Extraordinary Spirit Encounter.

Information on Medicare's new ruling and how it affects individual plans. Also discussed will be 12 tips to save money on your prescription drug costs.

New Yorkers and their companion animals through the Historical’s amazing collection of art, objects, documents, memorabilia and film, from the Lenape and Haudenosaunee to bodega cats and dog parks. An East End Libraries Event. (ZOOM)

Meet reptiles, mammals, and birds, learn about their adaptations, and how you can help protect them.

Unearth family history through clues found in cemeteries and historical death records.

Gain insights into the college admissions essay process. Parents and teenagers are encouraged to attend. 

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