Event List

Local History Librarian Melanie Cardone-Leathers will discuss the culinary history of African Americans in the New York area.

Join teacher Jennie Sardone to learn the basics in this beginners class for American Sign Language. 

Embark on a delicious adventure as teens taste-test and rate unique snacks from around the world, discovering new flavors and cultures along the way!

Join teacher Jennie Sardone to learn the basics in this beginners class for American Sign Language. 

Child rearing practices have changed over time. You raised your children and are now helping to  care for your grandchildren while their parents are at work.

Practice for the SAT with tutor and aerospace engineer, Chris Mignano. Chris founded Mignano Tutoring and has experience teaching STEM at the college level. All materials will be provided. 

Since the birth of television, game shows have been a popular form of entertainment enjoyed by the masses. Join Sal St.

Embark on a delicious adventure as teens taste-test and rate unique snacks from around the world, discovering new flavors and cultures along the way!

April 9, 1865 is cemented into American history as the date of the surrender of General Robert E. Lee to Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox Court House, Virginia.

Did you know New York State holds billions of dollars in unclaimed funds waiting to be returned to their rightful owners?

Chief Constance Dinkel will take you behind the scenes of the Suffolk County Crime Laboratory.

Join John Merenda for a lively discussion about current events. All in attendance will listen to one another in a respectful manner during this program.

Creating digital copies of family photographs and documents makes your family history easily accessible and sharable.

Nearly everyone has boxes of precious family heirlooms stashed in their homes. These items can deteriorate over time, but making small changes in their storage and handling can have a huge impact on the lifespan of these materials.

Find out how the art of secret messages helped shape America’s destiny! Learn about Morse code and spy ciphers used from ship decks to Revolutionary battlefields. Create a Morse code bracelet that spells out your own hidden message. Shh!