Check out the library's online calendar!
Register for future programs & see what's happening at the library.
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Look at What We Have Planned For You! | |
Advance registration is required for all programs. All registrants must sign up with an email address. A link will be emailed on the day of the program. To learn how to join a program on Zoom, click here.
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Did You Know We Have a YouTube Channel?
You can watch storytimes, previously recorded programs, and much more on our YouTube Page!
Interested in making videos for teen community service hours Contact [email protected] for more details.
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pre-recorded storytimes as well as lots of activities, crafts, and other content from the children's department!
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Children's Summer Reading Club: Oceans of Possibilities
Monday, June 27 through Saturday, August 20
Open to pre-readers and independent readers, up to those entering 5th grade. After you register, you may come to the library to pick up a Summer Reading Club packet. Participate in our famous scavenger hunt and weekly activities!
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Sea Shell Frame
Monday, July 18, 4:30
For children entering grades 3-5
Create a beach-themed picture frame!
Click here to register.
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Paint A Wood Shark
Tuesday, July 19, 4:30 pm
For children entering grades K-2
Create a wooden shark to take home!
Click here to register.
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Adventures in Art: Seashell or Sea Monster?
Wednesday, July 20, 4:30 pm
For children entering grades K-5
You won’t believe what glass can do! Discover the magical creations of Dale Chihuly, one of the world’s most famous glass artists. Then create your own swirling sculpture inspired by his work.
Click here to register.
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The BenAnna Band
Thursday, July 21, 7:00 pm
For children of all ages and their family
Join BenAnna for a lively outdoor concert!
Click here to register.
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A Time for Kids Presents: Summer Sails
Friday, July 22, 2:00 pm
For children ages 2-5 with adult
Join A Time for Kids for a fun summer program!
Click here to register.
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Family Tile Mosaic
Saturday, July 23, 2:00 pm
For children of all ages and their family
Create a mosaic tile for the garden!
Click here to register.
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For Teens & Tweens
Grades 5-12
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Note: our book review community service opportunity will be put on hold during the Summer Reading program this between June 27 and August 20. | |
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Teen and Tween Summer Reading Program Grades 5-12.
Now through Saturday, August 20.
Registration for Summer Reading is ongoing! Pickup your Summer Reading folder at the Teen Desk and register. Participate to earn book bucks that can be redeemed in Late Summer for gift cards to local businesses. Attending teen programs will earn you one raffle ticket per event to put toward our raffle baskets pulled at our end of Summer party.
NEW: this year we will be making a Summer Reading review booklet. Each participant will (if desired) have 1 review featured. The booklet will be printed and available to look through at our end of Summer party as well as online. A copy will also be available in the Underground.
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Looking Ahead...
Ocean Trivia! Lawn Breathing Exercises
Monday, July 25, 4pm
Grades 5-12. Learn helpful, peaceful breathing exercises with an instructor from the Sanctuary Project, part of the Huntington Youth Bureau. Register here.
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Teen Library Council
Monday, July 25, 7pm
Grades 7-12. Newcomers to the teen library volunteer program will get an overview, introductory folder and in formation on some upcoming volunteer opportunities. Register here.
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Check Out The Underground
SUMMER HOURS ! (Grades 6-12 ONLY!)
Our teen room at the lower level has:
- Computers (at far tables)
- Board games
- Our videogame and movie collection
- Our MAKERSPACE corner, free to use materials to make artwork and crafts!
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We have a 3D Printer!
The library has a Makerbot SKETCH for free use. We are able to do small print jobs by appointment. Please contact [email protected] for more details.
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Need Community Service hours? We are looking for volunteers to help with the children's Summer reading program, helping them report their books and also assisting with craft programs! Contact the Children's Department or visit the Children's desk for more details.
New to Volunteering? Please try to attend a Volunteer Orientation. Our next listed here.
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For Adults
For online programs, please register by 10:00pm the evening prior to the program. The Zoom link and passcode to attend the program will be sent the morning of the program and will be in the confirmation email you will receive upon registration.
Please log into programs 5-10 minutes prior to the start of the program. If you have any difficulty joining a program, please call the library at 631-692-6820.
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Explore “Oceans of Possibilities” with us this summer! Sign up for the Adult Summer Reading program, submit your book reviews, and plan to join us for our wrap-up party on Thursday, August 11 at 7:00pm. For more information and to register, visit cshlibrary.org beginning Monday, June 27. Open to adults 18 and older. | Join us on July 21 from 5:30-6:00pm for the opening of Michael Chinnici’s photography exhibit in the library, followed by his author talk where he will be discussing his new visual storytelling book, Vanishing Cuba. Find out more and register by clicking the button below. | |
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In-Person: Plants as Pets
Thursday, July 21, 2:00pm
Horticulturalist Paul Levine will discuss keeping plants as pets. Q&A follows.
Click here to register.
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Online: Meditation with Linda Cafiero
Thursday, July 21, 3:00pm
Come for a relaxing half hour of guided meditation led by Linda Cafiero.
Click here to register.
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Online: Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises, Oh My!
Thursday, July 21, 7:00pm
Atlantic Marine Conservation Society biologists will introduce you to these great cetaceans commonly seen in NY waters. During this zoom presentation, the behaviors of these marine animals will be discussed, along with the natural and human threats they face. Q&A to follow.
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We continue to offer contactless pickup of materials. If you would like to request a book, DVD, or CD, please call us at 631-692-6820. | |
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