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 […]
Listen, Laugh, & Learn Miss Dana Monday, February 8 - "Feel the Music 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 […]
My America: Spirituals, Hymns, and Speeches of the African-American Experience Monday, February 8 at 6:30 p.m. https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUude2trDwqGtIt9uS6ag7vpasDO5P8qyqJ "Broadway and television actor Tyrone L. Robinson (Disney's Frozen, The Lion King, and The Book of Mormon) presents a pre-recorded multimedia performance of spirituals, hymns, and speeches that weave a historical narrative through the African-American Experience. The performance […]
Community Service: Valentine Pop-Up Cards With Chris Vivas Monday, February 8 Take and Make bag available 10am - 5pm 7-8pm via Zoom Grades 6-12 Chris will guide and teach you how to make a uniquely, creative Valentine card with paper and templates provided in your Take and Make bag. You will need: scissors, a pencil, […]
Chocolate Chip Cookies Brought to you by Chef Rob Tuesday, February 9 Take and Make bags of all dry ingredients and instructions available after 3pm Grades 5 and up Pick up the ingredients and directions for making your favorite kind of cookies. Make them for Valentine’s Day or simply to sweeten up any day!
Valentine Treasure Keeper Necklace Maureen Radigan Tuesday, February 9, 4-4:45pm Grades K-3 Make a felt Valentine necklace to hide small toys, treasures, or candies inside the heart shaped design. Give as a gift or keep it close to your own heart! (simple sewing skills will be taught) Register to receive Zoom the link and password. […]
SEAL RESCUE NY MARINE RESCUE CENTER Tuesday, February 9, 6:30pm Zoom Learn about the different seal species seen in New York waters and the role the center plays in seal rescues. We will share the best practices to use when observing seals in their natural environment, how human interaction can negatively affect them, their common […]
PRESIDENTIAL BIOGRAPHY MARK HASLINGER Thursday, February 11, 6:30pm Zoom George Washington is well known as our first President and leader of the Revolutionary War, but he was an enigma and a man of few words, compared to the many recorded words we have from Adams, Jefferson, and Madison, for example. A timeline following the life […]
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.
UNIVERSAL LOVE SONGS CONCERT EAST END LIBRARIES Sunday, February 14, 2pm Facebook Live Join talented singer-songwriter Sheri Miller as she performs soulful, inspired original songs, while accompanying herself on guitar and piano. To celebrate Valentine’s Day, Sheri will sing a wide range of uplifting, universal love songs from The Beatles, Louis Armstrong and other well […]
Lego To Go Bags Tuesday-Friday, February 16-19 All week pick up while supplies last All Ages Come to the library to pick up a bag of Legos to take home and build with. Take a picture of your creation and email it to Miss Dana to post on our webpage and show your friends!
Snowstorm in a Jar Tuesday, February 16, 11-11:20am Grades K-2 Make your own snowstorm using ingredients from home and alka-seltzer tablets!
Kitchen Science Tuesday, February 16, 3-3:45pm Grades 3-8 Pick up your bag and let’s meet on Zoom and experiment together! Lemon Volcano Science: Watch lemons foam up and over in a colorful display Melting Ice Experiment: Just add one ingredient and see what happens!
Kitchen Science Wednesday, February 17, 3-3:45pm Grades 3-8 Pick up your bag and follow the instructions! Skittles Rainbow: Create a beautiful rainbow of colors with your favorite candy. Dancing Worms: Watch gummy worms dance in a jar using just a few simple ingredients.
Walking Water Science Thursday, February 18: Pick up your bag and follow the instructions Using just glasses of water, some food coloring, and paper towels, watch the water travel from one glass to the next.
GREENLAND: THE VANISHING FRONTIER ECO-PHOTO EXPLORERS Thursday, February 18, 6:30-8pm Zoom The rugged, glaciated coast of Greenland beckons divers in search of new frontiers. Lying north of the Arctic Circle, it is home to some of Earth’s last true wilderness with musk oxen and polar bears patrolling the interior and whales swimming among the towering […]
A Family Dinner brought to you by Chef Rob! Friday, February 19, 6pm All Ages Let’s get together for dinner! Chef Rob will demonstrate how to make Mexican Lasagna and the fixins to go with it on Facebook Live. First 15 families to register can pick up a bag with pasta and sauce!
The Quogue Library & East End Libraries present: Author Talk With Roger Rosenblatt Friday, February 19, 6:30pm Join award-winning author, Roger Rosenblatt, to discuss his new book Cold Moon: On Life, Love, and Responsibility and the lessons we learn throughout our lives. REGISTER ONLINE AT QUOGUELIBRARY.ORG
THE BLUES AND BEYOND EAST END LIBRARIES Saturday, February 20, 2-3 pm Zoom The African American journey in the United States is documented by and reflected in the evolution of African American music. From field hollers and camp meetings to old spirituals to the Blues to the popular genres of today, music is the means […]
COOKING WITH CHEF ROB Saturday, February 20, 3pm Facebook Live Appetizer: Tomato Basil, Mozzarella Quesadillas with a parmesan crust Main course: Panko Chicken Milanese with Blistered tomatoes and Basil sauce Dessert: The Ultimate Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookie. Please email Kathy@southoldlibrary.org for a copy of the recipes and ingredients you will need to cook along with […]
Listen, Laugh, & Learn Miss Dana Monday, February 22 - "Let's Go 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. […]
ABOUT BOATING SAFETY (ABS) UNITED STATES COAST GUARD AUXILIARY Online with live certified volunteer instructors Tuesdays & Thursdays, February 23, 25, March 2 & 4, 6-8pm Ages 10 and up Advanced registration and payment required. Space limited. $30 per person for the course textbook. Checks payable to: USCG Aux Flotilla 014-18-08. Checks can be brought […]
East End Libraries Present: Meet the Author of In-Transit Passenger: Making the Journey Matter Tuesday, February 23; 7:00-8:00 pm via Zoom Join local author Robert Babirad, via Zoom, for a talk about his new travel memoir, In-Transit Passenger: Making the Journey Matter. Can mindfully rediscovering the journeys of the past lead to a new beginning? […]
Disney Movie To-Go Bags! Monday-Friday, February 22-26 All week pick up (while supplies last) All Ages Have a Disney library movie night! Come to the library and check out one of our to-go bags, which includes a family movie, activity sheets, candy, and a microwave bag of popcorn.
Listen, Laugh, & Learn Miss Dana Monday, March 1 -"Fun with Light 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. […]
Libby Training Tuesday March 2 9am, 9:30am & 10am - beginners, 10:30am - experienced users Click here to choose your time and Register Our 30 minute Getting Started with Libby session will get you up to speed on everything you need to know to use Libby – the one tap reading app, including: Finding your […]
SAT REVIEW ONLINE ZOOM CLASSES OPEN TO ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Brought to you by the North Fork Libraries Tuesdays and Thursdays: March 2, 4, 9 and 11, 7-9 pm Get a jump start on the March 13 SAT exam! Come ready to learn, leave prepared to excel. $75/student to be paid upon registration Questions? […]
Read, Engage, Awareness and Learn Let's get REAL! With Ms. Johnson and Miss Penny Grades 6-9 Wednesdays: March 3, 17 & 31; April 14 & 28, 4-5pm Join us every other week and read the finalist titles for the Jane Addams Children's Book Awards. Meet, read and discuss the books and then pick your own […]
JOURNEY OF HOPE: THE IRISH IN NEW YORK TARA RIDER, PHD Wednesday, March 3, 6:30pm-7:30pm Zoom Beginning in the 18th century, dramatic numbers of Irish citizens emigrated to the United States. Discover the history and culture of the Irish in New York from their immigrant beginnings to the present day and how their journey of […]
Introduction to Filmmaking with Anakin Thursdays, March 4, 11, 18, & 25, 5-6pm Grades 3-8 Learn the basics of filmmaking as you create your own short movie. Anakin is a 2nd year student at Brooklyn College where he is studying film production and theater. You’ll need a smartphone or tablet.
Community Service: Welcome kits for new pet adopters Brought to you by Theresa Maritato Friday, March 5: Pick up Take and Make bags with instructions Grades 6-12 Participants will earn 1 hour of community service when they create welcome kits for new pet adopters. Fill kits with needed items for pet adopter’s new cat or […]
