Unwind this spring with a relaxed painting program just for teens! Paint just for fun or earn community service hours by donating your artwork to be displayed in the teen space—while enjoying fresh fruit skewers and muffins.
Get creative with color at this hands-on art program! Teens will melt and reuse crayons to design a colorful, one-of-a-kind art piece to bring home.
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.
This Zoom presentation helps families of high school freshmen, sophomores, and juniors understand today’s college admissions landscape and how to navigate it successfully.
Defensive Driving (National Point & Insurance Reduction Course)
This 6-hour class is sponsored by the National Point and Insurance Reduction Course. Upon completion, this course reduces 10% from your liability, collision and no-fault insurance for a total of 3 years.
Disclaimer(s)
Refund Policy
Program registration, special program admission, and program material fees are non-refundable, including where the program does not meet the expectations of the user. If the Library cancels the program, all fees will be refunded in full.
Teens will help organize seeds for our library’s seed collection and get crafty by making fun garden accessories to take home. Participants can pick some seeds for their own garden and earn community service hours for helping out!
Get creative with words! Teens will learn the basics of blackout poetry as well as make and decorate their own unique blackout poem.
This program helps teens understand what healthy boundaries look like in all kinds of relationships.
News & Updates
Prom Dress & Formal Wear for Boys and Girls Drive: Month of March
The library will be accepting donations of gently loved, clean, and modern prom dresses, formal wear for boys and girls, accessories, handbags, or wraps for the months of March. Any donation earns you 1 hour community service. All donations will be given to CAST.
From the Director's Desk - March / April 2026
As winter gives way to spring—bringing longer days and renewed energy—the Mattituck-Laurel Library is looking forward to a season of connection, learning, and community.
Online Resources
Books and Authors
For many patrons, finding a book that interests them can be time-consuming. Match their reading interests with Gale Books and Authors, a reader’s advisory database that makes finding a great read much less challenging.
Brainfuse/CollegeNow
Assistance for every step of the college admissions process, including live counselors and essay review via their writing lab, as well as application, admissions interview, and financial aid resources.
Brainfuse/HelpNow!
Access to live tutors in math, science, reading/writing, social studies, PSAT/SAT, ACT, AP and state standardized tests. Also includes a 24-hour online writing lab and Homework Question Center.