Week Calendar

Instructor Rosanne Pawluk will teach this ancient Chinese form of movement said to improve body, mind and health. Fee $7. SHPL registers Oct. 7, out-of-district Oct. 14.

Instructor Rosanne Pawluk will introduce The 9 New Movements. Class content will include a short meditation and will follow with practice, refinement and deepening of Parts 1 and 2. New instruction will be given for Part 3 postures. Fee $37.

Get in shape by dancing to some great music with instructor Sharon Diodato. Fee $15. SHPL registers Oct. 5, others Oct. 12.

Come in to the library and spend some time building with our Legos.  Everyone will get the chance to build something based on the month's theme. Participants will have their creations displayed in the library.  

Instructor Rosanne Pawluk will help you take your Tai Chi practice to the next level.

Fee $47. SHPL registers Oct. 8, others Oct. 15.

Look, listen, and have fun with songs, stories, and movement activities.  When storytime is over, there will be twenty minutes of playtime with age-appropriate toys.  Siblings welcome.  

This group is for adults (19 and older) with intellectual and developmental disabilities to gather in a relaxed setting to form lasting friendships through reading aloud and talking about books.

Bring a ball point pen, bag lunch, driver's license and a check or money order per person made out to AARP. NO CASH. The fee is $20 for AARP members who bring their card; $25 non-members.

JumpBunch is a fun, highly energetic introduction to a wide variety of sports & activities that even young learners benefit from!  Have fun while focusing on spatial awareness, muscle development, and coordination.

Listening to stories is one of the first steps in eventually learning to read. Enjoy stories, songs, fingerplays, action rhymes, and other activities aimed at building a love of language, books, and reading. 

Come and learn about volunteer opportunities in the community.

Enjoy a series of fun, educational classes for preschoolers ages 18 months - 5 years (not yet in Kindergarten) and an adult caregiver.

Preschoolers and their parents will have fun with early childhood educator, Lisa Havekotte.  Together you will enjoy playing, dancing, singing, bubbles, listening to stories and making a cool craft.

The 2020 census is coming, and the results will help determine each state's representation in Congress as well as how billions of dollars in aid is distributed. The U.S. Census Bureau is hiring temporary part-time workers to assist in the effort.

Apply online to become a census taker for the 2020 census. Assistance will be available. (Before you apply, please attend a brief presentation at 10 a.m. in the theater, lower level.)

Instructor Augusta Berner will lead a yoga routine that will strengthen your body and relax your mind. Fee $36. SHPL registers Oct. 7, out-of-district Oct. 14.

Moderator Helen Harris will lead a discussion of Empty Mansions: The Mysterious Life of Huguette Clark and the Spending of a Great American Fortune by Bill Dedman. Pick up a copy of the book at the Circulation Desk.

Bring your game supplies and friends and have fun playing and socializing. The library will set up tables and chairs in the Young Adult room.

JumpBunch is a fun, highly energetic introduction to a wide variety of sports & activities that even young learners benefit from!  Have fun while focusing on spatial awareness, muscle development, and coordination.

Come shake your sillies out with Miss Janeth.  We'll have lots of fun listening to groovy music, dancing, and playing with musical instruments.  For children ages Birth to 36 months.  Drop-in.

Instructor Augusta Berner leads these yoga classes. Fee $28. SHPL registers Oct. 10, others Oct. 17.

Biology is in the news: GMOs, CRISPR, Disappearing Monarchs, DNA and finding criminals, immunization, Neanderthal DNA, and more. This discussion group is for people interested in current advances and issues in biology and biomedical science.

Get out of the house, meet other parents and kids and have fun playing and talking together. It's a great way to meet other families in our community. Stay for as long or as little as you like.

The Folk Music Society of Huntington will host its monthly acoustic jam. New participants, listeners welcome.

The Friends of the Library will discuss events and fund raisers for the coming year. All welcome. Bring a friend!

Richard F. Welch, author of Long Island and World War I, will discuss one of the most transformative events in world history. Once the U.S.

Celebrate autumn by creating a fall still life or landscape painting focusing on the colors of fall  foliage and vegetation.

Jessica Gavilan from Lincoln Center Library will discuss the role of music in Jane Austen's life and her books and in Regency times. Co-sponsored with the LI Chapter of the Jane Austen Society of North America.

This talented group will perform trios by Mendelssohn and Dvorak, among other works. Performers are Hungarian violinist Bela Horvath with cello and piano. All welcome.

It's all things Wimpy Kid! Join your friends for games and snacks, take some fun selfies, and vote for your favorite Wimpy Kid books and characters. 

The year is 1613 and Shakespeare is acknowledged as the greatest writer of the age. Disaster strikes when his renowned Globe Theatre burns to the ground.

Art Teacher Amy will take you step-by-step through a drawing of artist Frida Kahlo and her pet parrots using watercolors.  No experience necessary!

Yoga is a fun way for kids to build strength, spirit, and self-esteem. By using interactive games and animated postures, kids will build body awareness, improve concentration and focus, and learn how to release energy and relax. 

Looking to volunteer at the library and earn community service?

End your day on a positive note with a yoga routine led by instructor Augusta Berner. Fee $21. SHPL registers Oct. 8, others Oct. 15.

This class is for writers who have been working on a project, memoir or fiction, and need guidance and encouragement to finish.

Your taco Tuesdays will never be the same again! Join instructor Maria Estrada in the making of fresh tortillas and some Pico de Gallo. Other Mexican toppings will be provided. Please bring a mixing bowl to class. There is a $10 fee.

This Excel beginners level class will cover an overview of Excel's capabilities, how to organize and enter data, simple functions and how to format cells.

Adults who want to learn English are invited to participate in free ESL classes.

Are you or your spouse at or nearing the age when you can take Social Security?

When life throws you a curve ball, how do you react? Do you get stuck in the negative or do you flow through it in order to reach the positive?

Help us put together birthday bags to donate for Helping Hands Rescue Mission. Bring a can of frosting to donate. One hour of community service. Registration begins November 5 at 7pm.

Exercise your STEAM problem solving skills in this friendly team competition. A fun challenge will be unveiled on the night of the program to be sure you use your noodle, not your Google! Registration begins November 1.

Set in rural Pennsylvania, Deb Callahan's life is changed forever when her teenage daughter mysteriously disappears.