Event List

Join Quogue wildlife to learn about live birds of prey and meet their resident raptors.

Teens will make and take home three herbal products for wintertime — an herbal skin oil, lavender sleep pillows, and their choice of an herbal tea blend or hot chocolate blend.

Join our monthly club of passionate teens making a difference for the planet!

Dig in and get growing! Kids will become little gardeners by planting vegetable seeds in their own pots to learn about nature, growth and taking care of our planet.

Jeanne Schnupp the Savvy Sightseer will take you across Arizona and Utah on a travelogue tour of our largely untouched and majestic National parklands and canyons including the Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Bryce Canyon, and Zion National Park.

Have craft supplies you no longer need? Looking for some creative inspiration? Join us for a Craft Supply Swap! Bring your new or gently used arts and craft materials to the swap and pick up some new-to-you materials.

Learn about over-wintering seals and other wildlife on this guided nature walk at Cupsogue Beach County Park with AMSEAS and naturalist Karrthik Pitchayan from CEED. Bring your binoculars for a chance to see the seals.

Meet Karen and her certified therapy dogs in this relaxing program. You'll get a chance to pet the dogs, ask questions, and see some dog tricks.

Join us in the makerLAB as we upcycle shirts into tote bags using the library’s sewing machines! Teens can bring in one of their old shirts, or use one provided by the library. No prior experience necessary.

Join nature guide Lee McAllister on a walk through the Rocky Point Pine Barrens to visit Radio Central, where the first Trans-Atlantic telephone message was sent linking London and New York.  Learn about America’s history while taking in the

Upcycle old books and artificial flowers into unique home decor in this beginner friendly class with Tara. All supplies included.

Splash into spring and celebrate Earth Day like a true ocean explorer. Shape colorful beads from recycled material and turn them into an awesome necklace or keychain complete with a whale tail charm.

Join us for a special screening of 2040, the inspiring documentary from award-winning director Damon Gameau.

Create a one-of-a-kind, decorative tree ornament using recycled glass to celebrate nature in this sustainable, springtime craft program.  

Join our monthly club of passionate teens making a difference for the planet!

Home economist Janice Imbrogno will explain how to easily make safe and natural cleaning products at home.

Share your extra garden or house plants, cuttings, seeds, bulbs, and small gardening supplies, and meet new plant-loving friends at our garden swap! 

Since 1972 the Group for the East End has led the way in protecting and restoring the environment of Eastern Long Island through education, conservation and advocacy.

Drop off your old electronics at the Pupfish Sustainability Solutions e-waste recycling table in the library parking lot. They will destroy sensitive data on your devices to Department of Defense Standards and recycle your old electronics.

Celebrate Earth Day by constructing backyard bird feeders out of 100% recycled materials! Participants will also learn how to identify local birds and go home with their own bag of seed to get started.