Week Calendar

What could be better than a sweet treat with three delicious flavors in one?!

Join instructor Regina to learn this ancient Chinese form of movement that can improve your strength, flexibility, balance, and even become a moving meditation. Class will begin with a short warm-up, known as Qi Gong.

Volunteer tax preparers from AARP will be available to assist low- and middle-income taxpayers, with special attention to those aged 60 and over.

Instructor Augusta will lead a yoga routine to strengthen your body and relax your mind. There is a $47 fee for this 9-session class.

South Huntington cardholders register beginning Feb. 9 at 9 a.m.

Instructor Jodi will guide you through low-impact cardio, muscle and core strengthening routines.

Instructor Tina Campbell will be live on Zoom to lead these low-impact cardio-sculpt classes that you can do from the convenience of home. There is a $30 fee.

Register for Zoom link beginning Feb. 10.

Go BANANAS with Miss Georgina while enjoying bilingual songs and books!  Register April 3.

Join Miss Kath for some songs, stories and movement activities.  (There will be no class on April 4.)  Registration begins March 14.

South Huntington residents will vote on the proposed 2023-24 library budget and elect a trustee to a five-year term.

Join an instructor from Happy Feet and meet other parents and toddlers while you sing songs, play instruments, play with props, have parachute fun and more!  Register beginning April 5.

The group will discuss upcoming volunteer opportunities. Afterwards, a guest speaker will discuss elder fraud and prevention. All welcome.

Join Miss Lauren for Zumbini!  This class provides an amazing bonding experience for caregivers and their little ones, while focusing on fine and gross motor development.  Register beginning April 6.

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

Are you a crafter who needs to reduce your stash of craft supplies?  Or are you looking to start a new hobby but don't want to invest a ton of money? Come to our first ever Craft Supply Swap!

This fun class provides key bonding opportunities between adult and child, while strengthening their growing muscles.  Partner with your young one to do simple animated poses and breathing exercises that help to strengthen coordination and bu

Authors Unlimited 2023 will be at St. Joseph’s College in Patchogue featuring authors Lygia Day Penaflor, George O’Connor and Kayla Cottingham.

Instructor Augusta will kick off your week with a yoga routine to strengthen the body and relax the mind. There is a $42 fee for this 8-session class.

The group will discuss the first half of Polk: The Man Who Transformed the Presidency and America by Walter R. Borneman. Ask for a copy of the book at the Circulation Desk. The title is also in our digital collection.

Join an instructor from Happy Feet and meet other parents and toddlers while you sing songs, play instruments, play with props, have parachute fun and more!  Register beginning April 5.

Instructor Augusta will lead these sessions. Please register for either 9:30 or 11 a.m., not both. There is a $47 fee for this 9-session class.

South Huntington cardholders register beginning Feb. 9 at 9 a.m.

Join Miss Lauren for Zumbini!  This class provides an amazing bonding experience for caregivers and their little ones, while focusing on fine and gross motor development.  Register beginning April 6.

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

We love our asparagus, not just because it’s low in calories and has an abundance of key nutrients, or as a prebiotic to support gut health, but mostly because it’s so delicious and versatile.

Rosarian Jason Capote will discuss the work of Beatrix Farrand, the world's first female landscape architect, who created stunning gardens throughout the Northeast, including on Long Island. All welcome.

The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry was discontinued on Kanopy.

Young Sammy Fabelman falls in love with movies after his parents take him to see "The Greatest Show on Earth." Armed with a camera, Sammy starts to make his films at home, much to the delight of his supportive mother. Michelle

What lives in your backyard?  Meet a variety of animals that might live in neighborhoods right here on Long Island.  Learn the importance of looking after our resident wildlife and how we can be better neighbors.  See a box turtle,

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.  Register beginning

High School students will assist children in the community with their homework assignments in the YA Library.  Parents/Caregivers must remain in the building during the program.  Help is offered on a first come, first serve basis. 

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.  Regist

Whether you are just starting out or have an ongoing project (memoir or fiction), you will share your work in a supportive environment and give and receive feedback with fellow writers, live on Zoom.

Join artist Michael Krasowitz for this fun class on printmaking!  Before modern printmaking techniques, artists would make images by hand on special plates.  Learn how to make your own printmaking plates, ink them, and then cre

Art Club is a fun and creative program that spotlights a different artist each week.  Kids will learn about various artists and create their own works of art inspired by these artists.

Guest speaker Mike Fitzpatrick will give a presentation on Confederate General Patrick Cleburne.  Born in Ireland and trained as a pharmacist, he was one of the most popular Confederate generals in the Western Theater, advocating for freeing

Learn how to preserve treasured photos by digitizing them and importing them into Canva.

On Labor Day weekend in 1951, the day dawned bright and filled with promise in Montauk, as hundreds of sportsmen and women arrived there on the Fishermen’s Express train from New York.

In this lecture class, seasoned real estate professional Angela Bitsimis will cover how to sell your house on your own or with a Realtor. In today's Long Island real estate market, home prices are at an all time high!

National Library Week begins on Sunday, April 16 and you can celebrate by creating a tiny library!

Come join us for a taste testing of snacks from an international country! Try some food you’ve never had before and learn about the country they’re from!

Test your knowledge and impress your friends at trivia night!  Enjoy a fun evening answering general knowledge questions. Registration begins April 7.