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.

Join us for a fun and engaging health fair celebrating the power of wellness! From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., enjoy a variety of health-related vendors and programs, offering resources, screenings, and tips for healthy living.

This program offers a comprehensive overview of Alzheimer's Disease and dementia, highlighting the profound impact dementia has on caregivers.

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 Chef Naela for a delicious Mediterranean cooking demonstration and tasting. 

Learn how to make vegan spinach pies, hummus dip, Middle Eastern Salad, and baklava. 

There is a $7 nonrefundable fee for this program.

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.

This program focuses on everyday habits that support brain health - such as physical activity, nutrition and sleep - and explains why brain health matters at every age.

Join us for our annual Edible Book Festival, where literature meets culinary creativity! Bring in an edible masterpiece inspired by your favorite book and compete for fun prizes. 

Teens will turn recycled materials into their own one-of-a-kind shadow box, using library supplies or bringing personal items or keepsakes to include. Create, experiment, and showcase your creativity!

Thinking about buying or leasing an electric vehicle? Join Drive Electric LI for an informative overview of EVs that will cover how they work, costs and incentives, charging, environmental benefits, and common myths.

Join us for a discussion of this year’s Long Island Reads selection, The Doorman by Chris Pavone. Set in a luxury New York City apartment building, the novel explores a world where secrets, power, and ambition collide.

Chef Rob Scott will demonstrate how to make Panko Parmesan Chicken Meatballs with a parmesan herb sauce as well as a Warm Marbled Pound Cake with apricot preserves, mascarpone, and toasted almonds for dessert. 

This program helps teens understand what healthy boundaries look like in all kinds of relationships.