Week Calendar

Fitness instructor Laurie Short will help you improve your strength, mobility, posture, balance and flexibility during seated and (some) standing exercises. You will use tubing, balls, bands and gliding discs.

This is a waitlist registration confirmation for the program described below.  You will be notified if there is an opening for you to attend. 

Experience the ancient art of Tai Chi, often called “meditation in motion,” in this gentle, low-impact class series led by Alan Stewart.

Experience the ancient art of Tai Chi, often called “meditation in motion,” in this gentle, low-impact class series led by Alan Stewart.

Experience the ancient art of Tai Chi, often called “meditation in motion,” in this gentle, low-impact class series led by Alan Stewart.

Experience the ancient art of Tai Chi, often called “meditation in motion,” in this gentle, low-impact class series led by Alan Stewart.

Join us for conversation and treats at Panoramica, a Peconic coffee shop with unique retrofuturist-inspired design.

Join instructor Alice Jones as she teaches you basic crochet stitches in this introductory level class. All participants will finish this class with the skills they need to complete a crocheted hat or scarf.

Join us for a weekly, in-depth discussion of Tess of the d’Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy. We’ll read the novel together and explore its themes, characters, and big questions through thoughtful group discussion.

Gaetano Donizetti’s Anna Bolena (1830) is a tragic bel canto masterpiece chronicling the final days of Anne Boleyn as Henry VIII plots to replace her with Jane Seymour.

Join instructor Alice Jones, who will teach an intermediate-level crochet class focusing on advanced stitches, reading patterns and more. This five class series will enable patrons to complete an agreed upon project.

Teams will work together to solve a creative mystery by turning a box of random supplies into a sculpture, story, or symbol inspired by the season.

Celebrate the conclusion of our winter reading program with a special event for program registrants! Enjoy light refreshments, a raffle drawing, and fun, book-themed activities as we wrap up the season.

Peter Semmelhack will explore how A.I. is used, address common questions and concerns, and discuss the ways A.I. can offer practical benefits for people of different age groups. An East End Libraries event hosted by Westhampton Free Library.

Joe Rao will explore the development of astronomy in America from the signing of the Declaration of Independence to the present day.

Join Queens College Professor Emeritus Roberta Brody and PopCult Nerdbrarian Nola Thacker to trace the rise of fictional female detectives, spies, serial killers and assassins of a certain age, from Miss Marple to the members of the Thursday Murde

This Zoom presentation helps families of high school freshmen, sophomores, and juniors understand today’s college admissions landscape and how to navigate it successfully.