Event List

Alicia Whitaker, Master Gardener and Chair of Horticulture for the Westhampton Garden Club will discuss annuals, vines and native perennials that can provide sustenance as well as beauty for pollinators that can be planted in containers for decks

Bringing engineering and robotics to life, students will have a fully hands-on experience. Each week we will tackle a new challenge as students put their engineering and technology skills to the test!

Marie Camenares will discuss management practices for successful landscaping such as properly selecting material for the right sites, installing and maintaining ornamental native plants, fertilization, grasses, lawn care, proper pruning and more.

Bringing engineering and robotics to life, students will have a fully hands-on experience. Each week we will tackle a new challenge as students put their engineering and technology skills to the test!

Please join the Willing Hearts, Helpful Hands Caregiver Grant team as they expand and expound on the numerous benefits of volunteering! This is a New York State Grant with grassroots across Nassau & Suffolk.

Bringing engineering and robotics to life, students will have a fully hands-on experience. Each week we will tackle a new challenge as students put their engineering and technology skills to the test!

Belmont Park, the iconic thoroughbred horse racing facility located in Elmont, New York, holds a storied past.

Bringing engineering and robotics to life, students will have a fully hands-on experience. Each week we will tackle a new challenge as students put their engineering and technology skills to the test!

Bringing engineering and robotics to life, students will have a fully hands-on experience. Each week we will tackle a new challenge as students put their engineering and technology skills to the test!

Join us for a special workshop sponsored by the Westhampton Garden Club for a presentation by Susie Leness Gilbert.

Ms. Gilbert will focus on using various techniques and theories of photography to make dynamic and interesting images.

From secret lives rediscovered to famous activists and organizations, join us for an exploration of the LGBTQIA+ history of the Lower East Side in this interactive virtual program presented by a Tenement Museum Educator.

In the late 1800s and early 1900s, “The New Women” started riding bicycles and motorcycles and could for the first time venture out without a male chaperon.

Join Quogue Library's storyteller, Ms. Rori, for a special story hour at the Quogue Wildlife Refuge. Enjoy a craft, and a special visit from the ambassador animal! 

Register online at Quoguewildliferefuge.org