Week Calendar

An introduction to nursery rhymes, books, music and creative movement.

April Selection: Culpability by Bruce Holsinger

2027 Library Budget Vote

Tuesday, April 14, 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM

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This Pilates inspired workout is suitable for people who have difficulty getting on the floor and prefer the support of a chair. Sturdy chair (preferably without arms), a rope or belt, and a semi deflated ball or pillow required. (ZOOM) 

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

Interactive activities involving rhyming songs and instruments. 

High-energy, fun-filled music and movement.

E-Waste Recycling: Bring your working or nonworking electronics. All data will be destroyed. Accepted electronics include computers, cell phones, printers, TVs, keyboards, cables, wires, circuit boards, and stereos.

Music and movement to get the wiggles out and build coordination.

Calling all little builders! Let's try out our engineering skills by using jelly beans to build our Peep’s homes.  

May not be suitable for those with food allergies. 

Learn to use the Cricut machine to make a project. Space is limited. Port Jefferson Library cardholders only.

High-energy, fun-filled music and movement.

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.

 Frog-themed facts and STEAM activities to fit into your homeschool curriculum.

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

Join Ava for a guided walking tour of Port Jefferson village. Meet at the library and learn about local history. 

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

Assist with Summer decor.

We’ll have a new craft to make each week.

Registration is not required.

Trifole (100 min.) (Italian)

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

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

Guess the flavors. 

Please evaluate for allergy concerns.

The Friends of the Library Bookshop offers gently used books for a donation. Teens can earn an hour of community service credit by organizing our bookshelves.

What is “A good time at the Teen Center?”

Chester is a great listener. Build reading confidence and support the development of a love for reading. 

Please call to register for one 10-minute session per date.

Play your favorites. 

Make designs on paper plates, then tape them together for a fun spring activity.

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.

Work in teams to build a themed creation.

Practice being in the present and learn to interrupt negative thinking. 

Beginner and more advanced chess players will learn strategies, sharpen skills, and play Chess with an instructor from the Long Island Chess Nuts. 

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 preserved flowers to mark the place where you stopped reading.