Upcoming Events

In this 4-session evidence-based workshop representatives from Parents for Megan’s Law Crime Victims Center will educate students to recognize the difference between caring, supportive relationships and controlling, manipulative, abusive relations

For centuries women have been creating art that showcases their unique perspectives and talents; however, their absence from the canon of Western art has been a subject of inquiry and reconsideration since the early 1970s.

In this 4-session evidence-based workshop representatives from Parents for Megan’s Law Crime Victims Center will educate students to recognize the difference between caring, supportive relationships and controlling, manipulative, abusive relations

Join genealogist Eileen Swanberg as she takes you through the ups and down of Irish genealogical research. Learn about naming patterns. Find out why so many older censuses and other records no longer exist.

Starring Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon

Researchers from Stony Brook University’s Department of Neurobiology & Behavior will lead a book discussion of Other Minds by Peter Godfrey-Smith, a fascinating look at the minds of octopuses and related cephalopods. In this intr

The long-awaited arrival of coyotes on Long Island has begun. They are being monitored closely and some amazing stories are emerging.

Dr. Kellie Coppi of Say Yes to the Ess-say will guide you down the road to college, with all the bumps and landmarks explored along the way!  This program is exclusively for 9 - 12th graders.

Join photographer Mike Stein for an author talk and interactive slideshow on his new photo-documentary book, Brooklyn on the Brink.

Long-time Playbill managing editor Robert Viagas will share stories of the Broadway theatres, both on stage and backstage, including the traditions and superstitions that are known only to those who work on Broadway, a description of the

Join a representative from Parents for Megan’s Law Crime Victims Center to learn how everyone has an important role to play in the intervention and prevention of sexual and relationship violence.  Teens will explore safe, individualized strat

Join a representative from Parents for Megan’s Law Crime Victims Center to learn how everyone has an important role to play in the intervention and prevention of sexual and relationship violence.  Teens will explore safe, individualized strat

In honor of National Poetry Month, learn about the life of the first published Black American poet, Jupiter Hammon, who was enslaved by the Lloyd family on Long Island.

As we are celebrating 250 years of our nation let us look at some of the artwork that has expressed the patchwork of voices, ideas, culture, history, and perspectives.

Theater enthusiast Brian Stoll will discuss all things Broadway beginning with the history and importance of the Broadway Playbill, mentioning some of the reasons why audience members choose to collect these memorable theatre keepsakes.

Members of the Three Village Garden Club will share some of their best gardening ideas as well as what can be learned from unexpected mishaps. Gardening success 101!

Dr. Kellie Coppi of Say Yes to the Ess-say will guide you through the college admissions essay process from the common app to letters of continued interest to scholarship essays.

Would you like to transform your yard into a haven for hummingbirds? Naturalist Kevin Walsh will share all he has learned from his many years hosting these flying jewels.

Mark Torres, author of Long Island and the Legacy of Eugenics: Station of Intolerance, will discuss the dark history of the eugenics program developed by the Eugenics Record Office in Cold Spring Harbor during the early 20th century,