The Guys (9/11 25th Anniversary production) – final performance
Anne Nelson's two-person play about an FDNY captain and an editor writing eulogies after 9/11, staged by retired first responders for the 25th anniversary.
Anne Nelson's two-person play about an FDNY captain and an editor writing eulogies after 9/11, staged by retired first responders for the 25th anniversary.
Neil Simon's comedy about newlyweds in a tiny Manhattan walk-up, in its final performances.
Themed storytime with books, songs, rhymes and a take-home craft for ages 2-3 with an adult.
An intermediate yoga class led by instructor Jolanta.
A drop-in morning of Mahjong and card games.
A singing session of nursery rhymes and action songs for babies and young children.
Drop-in board game time in the library's community area; play the library's games or bring your own.
SeniorNet volunteer coaches give personalized help with phones, tablets and laptops. Bring a charged device and your account logins.
Thursday matinee screening of The Devil Wears Prada 2 (PG-13).
The Suffolk County Sheriff's Office makes Medical ID cards so seniors and others can carry key medical information.
Drop off unwanted or expired medications for safe disposal by the Suffolk County Sheriff's Office.
A New York Blood Center bus in the library parking lot, co-sponsored with the North Babylon Lions Club.
Gardeners can donate extra produce in the lobby for Island Harvest's Giving Gardens program and St. John's Food Pantry.
A free support group and consultation program for people caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's or dementia.
Clean stand-up comedy from Stevie GB about Brooklyn roots, Long Island life and getting older.
Inclusive art class for all ages and abilities; aides and parents welcome.
Teens make cards and messages of encouragement for a young Marty Lyons Foundation wish child. Grades 6-12; earns one hour of community service.
Kids pre-K through grade 5 pick a craft to make and take home.
Kids in grades 2-6 create Zentangle designs using patterns and shading in black ink.
Mixed-media class for returning and more advanced artists ages 10+.
State Senator Monica Martinez holds mobile office hours to hear residents' ideas and concerns.
An active seven-week hatha yoga class for beginners and experienced students, with modified poses for different fitness levels.
Historian Robert von Bernewitz talks about Long Island's historic burial grounds and the famous people buried there.
Games and activities with North Shore Animal League America for families with kids up to grade 12.
Teens assemble tea kits to share with homebound patrons; earns one hour of community service.
Psychic Maria D'Andrea talks about hauntings, spirits and ghosts.
An evening book discussion of All the Colors of the Dark by Chris Whitaker; residents and non-residents welcome.
An evening poetry reading in the Arts Council's ongoing series, held at a village coffee house.
Main-stage Broadway musical telling the story of Emilio and Gloria Estefan, set to Miami Sound Machine hits.
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