Week Calendar

This class builds on your existing practice with more advanced poses and techniques.

This class combines the ancient wisdom of Qi energy with modern techniques to maximize the brain’s functions. Each class includes stretching, core strengthening, breathing exercises, meditation and relaxation.

Ages: 18-months - 4 years (with a caregiver). No siblings, please.

Children and their caregivers will enjoy creative movement dance activities.

Presenter, Great South Bay Dance. 

Take a full-length proctored practice test under timed conditions during this online class.

This class is especially suited for the older adult, and combines the basics of Simply Stronger and Simply Stretch. You will need light hand weights for the class.

Mindful, gentle, flowing movements to improve balance, strength, and stability. Wear sneakers or soft sole shoes. A chair can be used if needed. Fee $36.

Qi Gong is an ancient Asian healing mind-body practice that means energy work.

Grades 1-5.

Learn about climate change and make a jellyfish craft with volunteers from Goal 14, a youth advocacy group whose mission is to protect coastal communities and marine resources through education and service.

Excited to hear about our favorite books? Join the Readers’ Services librarians for a fun, lively in-person presentation of all the books we can’t stop talking about.

There's no ifs, ands or buts about it - Frank Sinatra was the greatest singer to ever set foot in Hollywood. HIs voice was ideally suited for the big screen.

The outset of the deadly COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020 forced each of us to respond in unprecedented ways to protect ourselves and our families. Government at every level also responded extraordinarily.

The story of tea has always been infused with intrigued, particularly when it became a flash point for tensions between England and Colonial America. Learn about the brewing political problems tea presented in its history.

Come in your pajamas (if you want to) and read picture books to kids age 3 1/2 to grade 2.

Learn basic yoga postures and relaxation techniques that will enable you to develop a daily practice of your own.

All community group meetings must be open to the public as per New York State Education Law.

Ages 3 1/2 years to grade 2.

Teen volunteers will read stories in the library!

Join SPL's Teen GSA (Gender & Sexuality Alliance) online. Meet on Zoom to talk, have fun, and meet more people like you.

Open to all teens in grades 6-12 including non-residents.