Week Calendar

Enjoy Chef Rob’s delicious cookies for dessert or as a spring snack with tea. Register and pick up a kit containing the recipe and dry ingredients to make the cookies.

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.

Join instructor Augusta live on Zoom for a yoga routine you can do using a chair for support. This class is great for those with balance issues, are new to exercise or as a supplement to their regular yoga practice. There is a $36 fee.

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 Regina will help you take your Tai Chi (Yang 24 form) practice to the next level using the concepts and philosophy behind each move. There is a $28 fee.

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

South Huntington cardholders register beginning Feb. 8. 

Instructor Augusta Berner will lead this gentle, full-body workout, which is great for those 50+, new to exercise or with balance issues. You can work out from the comfort of a chair or stand and use a chair for balance.

Instructor Michelle will be live on Zoom to lead these low-impact cardio-sculpt classes that you can do from the comfort and convenience of home. There is a $30 fee for this 9-session class.

Go BANANAS with Miss Georgina while enjoying bilingual songs and books!  Register April 1.

The group will discuss volunteer opportunities in the area. Afterwards, Patti Wood from the GRASSROOTS Environmental Education Program will discuss Long Island water protection and other current issues and legislation.

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 March 21.

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

Music and fun for your little one!  Incorporates fine and gross motor skill activities, nursery rhymes, books, songs, and bubbles.  Register beginning April 6.

Authors Unlimited 2024 will be at St. Joseph’s College in Patchogue featuring authors Liz Braswell, George O’Connor and Victor Pinero.

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

South Huntington cardholders register beginning Feb. 5.

Bring your game supplies and friends and enjoy socializing while playing your favorite game. The library will set up tables and chairs in the Meeting Room.

The group will continue its discussion of Spain in Our Hearts: Americans in the Spanish Civil War, 1836-39 by Adam Hochschild. The book will be available for pick-up at the Circulation Desk.

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

South Huntington cardholders register beginning Feb. 8.

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 March 21.

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

Earth Day craft project

Vinnie Simeone, of Planting Fields Arboretum will present “Plants that We Love to Hate…and Their Desirable Alter Egos” This lecture will provide an in depth look at some of the trees, shrubs, vines, and ground covers that have wreaked havoc or cau

 Help create handmade cards to donate to a kids’ group! Make two cards and earn a maximum of one hour of community service.  For SHPL cardholders in grades 6-12. No registration required.

Nadejda Vlaeva will perform pieces by Schubert, Rachmaninoff and more. The concert will also feature her talented daughter, Rosalia Malik, on piano. All welcome!

Long Island is just outside the path of the total solar eclipse. We can expect about 90 percent totality.

Author and historian Larry Samuel will discuss his book, Making Long Island: A History of Growth & the American Dream, which looks at the development of Long Island throughout the 20th century.

Come in to the library and spend some time building with our Legos.  Participants will have their creations displayed in the library.  Registration begins April 6.

Colors are all around us!  They help us describe and categorize our world.  In this three-week series library pals will explore color through stories, games and fun art projects.  (This program is designed for preschoolers

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.

Join Great South Bay Dance for an upbeat hip hop class filled with fun!  Spend class warming up, learning an energetic dance combination, and playing some games.  Be sure to wear comfortable clothing with sneakers and bring water!&n

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 a representative from Nassau Suffolk Law Services to learn how to take advantage of opportunities available within the federal student loan system and to receive important information about how to manage your student loans.

This month we feature the work of students who participated in the National PTA cultural arts program. They interpreted the theme "I am hopeful because . . . " and submitted contest entries in a variety of media.

Have fun taking part in The Upside Down Escape Room! (AKA Stranger Things). You and your team will explore the Upside Down as you decipher clues and solve puzzles to try and escape within one hour. Those who escape will win a certificate.

The library board will present the proposed 2024-25 operating budget.

Choose from hundreds of stencils to create your own tote with fabric markers.  Registration begins Wednesday,  March 27. 

Candle magic is a powerful tool for manifestation and personal growth. By setting a clear intention and using the energy of fire, you can bring your goals and desires closer to fruition.

Create a beautiful pressed flower suncatcher and bookmark to welcome spring. Register and pick up your kit containing the supplies to make the crafts, then watch an instructional video below at the time of the program, or any time after.

Show gratitude and earn one hour of community service by creating goodie bags for our Huntington Community Nurses. Participants must register under their own SHPL library card. Registration begins April 5 at 7pm.&nb

Reuse and recycle by creating a colorful work of art from plastic bottle caps.  Then, test your skills with some bottle caps games and challenges.  Register beginning April 5.