CHAIR & RESTORATIVE YOGA JUDY ARNONE January 4 - February 8 Mondays, 11am-noon Yoga engages your mind, body, and spirit helping to increase balance, flexibility, strength, and stamina while decreasing stress, muscle tension and blood pressure. Use a yoga mat or towel. Monday Zoom ID: 237 357 157
BREATHE TOGETHER CHARYL OZKAYA Tuesdays, January 5 - June 29 at 10am (a 20 minute Zoom Session) Join us once a week to practice the kind of deep breathing that fosters calm well-being and can improve our health and our outlook. To register email Kathy@southoldlibrary.org.
Asian Folktales Motoko, a renowned storyteller and teaching artist Wednesday, January 6 Video will be posted @ 4pm Grades K-6 Storytelling is an enriching way to hear a unique story and learn about other cultures. Enjoy a thrilling Japanese tale about a boy who gets lost deep in a mountain forest and is chased by […]
Winter Virtual Pajama Bingo! Miss Dana & Liz DeTour Friday, January 8, 6-7:30pm All Ages Pop up some popcorn, get in your pjs, and play a group game of Bingo tonight! Bingo sheets will be provided for you to print out ahead of time. The first 15 winners will receive a Dunkin’ gift card for […]
East End Libraries Present Side by Side: At the Piano with Alexander Wu – A Filmed Recital Sunday, January 10 Acclaimed Yamaha piano artist Alexander Wu will take us on a delightful musical journey through time – of trailblazing women composers and their male contemporaries – from the European classics to America’s jazz and modern […]
Family Zumba Party Miss JoAnne Vitiello Tuesdays, January 12, 19, & 26 and March 9, 16, & 23, 4:30-5pm All Ages Have fun while exercising to international music with Miss JoAnne. Dance and play will make you feel good after a long school day! Register to receive the Zoom link and password.
FALCONRY ON LONG ISLAND CHRIS PAPARO Tuesday, January 12, 6:30pm Zoom Webinar The sport of falconry has a rich worldwide history. A dedicated, knowledgeable falconer and a healthy, well-trained raptor work together as a team. Tonight, meet Chris and his red-tailed hawk. Learn about the instincts of raptors and how they are trained, and what […]
January Maker Thursdays January 14: Popsicle Stick Bird Feeder. Included: popsicle sticks, bird food, yarn or twine. You will need: hot glue or elmer’s glue.
Author Event: The Last Queen: Elizabeth II's Seventy Year Battle to Save the House of Windsor Thursday, January 14 at 7:00 pm Meet journalist and local author, Clive Irving, as he discusses his latest book The Last Queen. This is an unusual and personal view of the reign of Elizabeth II and the fraught history […]
Jackbox Fridays! Friday, January 15, February 12 and March 19 4-5pm Grades 6-12. It’s Friday and time to join Miss Penny and friends for some laughter and fun. Invite a friend and join us for a howling good time. Zoom ID and Password provided when you register.
CANTA LIBRE CHAMBER ENSEMBLE CONCERT EAST END LIBRARIES Friday, January 15, 7pm Zoom The acclaimed Canta Libre Chamber Ensemble will present a virtual concert performing music for flute, strings and harp. Performers Sally Shorrock, flute; Bradley Bosenbeck, violin; Veronica Salas, viola; Bernard Tamosaitis, cello; and Karen Lindquist, harp. To register email Kathy@southoldlibrary.org
Book Talk: The Butterfly Promise Presented by the Quogue Library Sunday, January 17th, 4:00-5:00. To register go to the Quogue Library website. A confirmation email will be sent with a link to log in. The Butterfly Promise is an intimate and reflective memoir about grief, family bonds and everlasting love. Through the author’s authentic voice […]
January Maker Thursdays January 21: Yarn wrapped cardboard letters. Included: cardboard, assorted yarn. You will need: scissors or box cutter, glue.
LONG ISLAND’S MARITIME HISTORY: STORIES OF TRAGEDY AND RESCUE ECO-PHOTO EXPLORERS Thursday, January 21, 6:30-8pm Zoom Long Island’s shores and offshore waters have long been the stage for fascinating drama. Tonight’s featured story concerns the fishing boat “Pelican”, lost off Montauk on Labor Day weekend 1951. More spellbinding tales of other wrecks and rescues will […]
An evening of Anime With Nicole Gomez and Miss Penny Fridays, January 22, February 26 & March 26 6:30-8:30pm. Grades 7-12 The evening will start with Miss Penny demonstrating how to make a fun and easy snack. Nicole will then share some Anime shows that are sure to delight you. Suggestions for new shows are […]
VIRTUAL BOOK TALK BOATS AGAINST THE CURRENT: THE ORIGINS OF THE GREAT GATSBY Friday, January 22 at 7:00 pm Author and Gatsby scholar Richard Webb, Jr., will discuss his book, Boats Against the Current: the Honeymoon of Scott and Zelda; his related award-winning documentary Gatsby in Connecticut of which he was Executive Producer; and the […]
Listen, Laugh, & Learn Miss Dana Monday, January 25 - "Power of Gravity Storytime" Video will be posted every Monday @ 10am 2 ½-4 years Listen to stories and enjoy interactive activities focusing on arts and crafts, science, and games. Register online to find out what the theme for the week is and receive craft […]
East End Libraries Present: Meet the Author of Sapphire Stars, via Zoom Tuesday, January 26, 7:00-8:00 pm Returning local author Christie Leigh Babirad will be back to talk with everyone about her debut poetry book, Sapphire Stars, via Zoom. Comprising 170 poems and 48 personal photos, this collection is for the romantics and those who […]
January Maker Thursdays January 28: Let’s upcycle! Wine cork planter. Included: clean, recycled soup can, corks and small plant. You will need: hot glue and paint or sharpies(optional).
BOTTLE GNOME LILY AND LIZ DETOUR Thursday, January 28, 4-4:45pm Grades 3-6 Join the very creative DeTour family as Lily teaches us how to collect materials from around the house and turn them into a comical gnome! You will be surprised at how simple materials and your imagination can create an adorable decoration for your […]
NEW YORK TENEMENT MUSEUM TOUR THE BALDIZZI FAMILY Thursday, January 28, 6:30-7:30pm Zoom Virtually visit the 1930’s home of Adolpho and Rosaria Baldizzi, immigrants from Sicily who lived at 97 Orchard Street with their children, Josephine and Johnny. Learn about their daily lives and experiences as immigrants living through the Great Depression. A shared program […]
Friday, January 29, 2021 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM EST Register Now! From our friends at the East Hampton Library. What was life really like below stairs at a place like Downton Abbey? Could the chauffeur really marry the daughter of an Earl? Would a maid help move a dead body to protect her mistress' […]
Listen, Laugh, & Learn Miss Dana Monday, February 1 - "Soup's On Storytime" Video will be posted every Monday @ 10am 2 ½-4 years Listen to stories and enjoy interactive activities focusing on arts and crafts, science, and games. Register online to find out what the theme for the week is and receive craft materials. […]
Whys Science Tuesday, February 2 Video will be posted @ 2pm Grades K-6 Register online to receive the 40 minute pre-recorded program. Fred and Freida Frog lament their boring lives and long for adventures, just like their favorite fairy tale characters. Following the show, the audience is invited “behind the scenes” for tips and tricks […]
THE GLORY OF ROCK AND ROLL CRAIG HARRIS Tuesday, February 2, 6:30pm Zoom Remember the days of foot stomping rockabilly and sweet Doowop harmonies. Relive the excitement of Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis, the Drifters, the Coasters and more. Join us for a program that will include archival audio/video footage, storytelling […]
The Impact of Covid-19 on College Admissions With Certified College Counselor Ronald Feuchs Tuesday, February 2, 7pm For High School Students and parents across the North Fork. Understand how Covid-19 is changing the college admissions landscape for high school Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen. Learn how to increase your chances of acceptance, best ways to interact […]
POETRY AS INVERSION AND REVISION MATTHEW DADDONA Saturday, February 6, 11am-12:30pm Zoom The poem submission deadline is extended to February 1 What makes a truly great poem? And how does one achieve writing one? Matthew Daddona, author of the highly praised poetry collection House of Sound, suggests that poetry is not as much about charged […]
Dungeons and Dragons With Ellie Alloway, Supreme Overlord and Dungeon Master And Miss Penny, Mediator and Assistant to the DM Saturdays, February 6 and March 20 12-4pm. Grades 7-12 Join us for another marathon of epic proportions! Ellie will take you on an adventure of a lifetime, a campaign that requires perseverance, wit, grit, strength […]
