Week Calendar

2023 Monthly Board Meeting Schedule

8:30AM

January 14th

February 18th

April 22nd

May 20th

June 17th

July 15th

August 19th

September 16th

A full-body low-impact cardio work out session for all levels.

$10 per class.

Registration required for each class.

Ages 2 - 5 years w/ Caregiver

Join a Time for Kids, Inc as we explore our creative sides in this story & craft program. Kids will explore different art mediums to create projects related to a story.

In-Person | Ages 18 months - 3 years w/ Caregiver

Tiny Tots is a morning of stories, songs and a whole lot of fun!

Registration is required. 

Join A Time for Kids, Inc in this crafty program to create unique projects. Kids will be encouraged to use their imagination and work with various mediums to create an original work of art!

Join instructor Leslie for an introduction to Canasta.

Registration required as space is limited.

In-Person | Grades 4-7

Join our very talented IQ Club as we showcase the Stop-Motion short we've been working on all summer! Family and friends of our crew are all invited! Light refreshments to be served. 

All the Broken Places is a devastating, beautiful story about a woman who must confront the sins of her own terrible past and a present in which it is never too late for bravery by New York Times bestselling author John Boyne.

Get your body moving with instructor Leisa.

$10 per class. Registration required for each class.

Ever wonder what that "Service Engine Soon" light means on your dashboard? Learn what some of the codes inside your engine's computer mean.

We will have an OBD Code scanner to pull codes from your car to diagnose engine problems.

With the spiraling costs of medicines, more Americans are subject to high costs, causing major concerns.

Dr. Robert Honkanen, chairman of the Ophthalmology Department at Stony Brook Renaissance School of Medicine, will discuss glaucoma, macular degeneration, cataracts, diabetic retinopathy, dry eye and other common eye diseases.

$15 per class.

Registration required for each class.

Did you know many Pokemon are based on real-life marine creatures? Discover how whales, sharks, and other animals inspired some of your favorite Pokemon. Learn how to play a unique version of this card game, using animal facts to gain points.

Due to high demand a second session of Canasta has been added!

Join instructor Leslie for an introduction class of Canasta.

Registration required as space is limited.

Work together to uncover one of the Whaling Museum’s many mysteries in our escape-room-style activity. Use artifacts from the museum’s collection and clues from seafaring history to solve puzzles to ultimately crack the case.

Join us Friday afternoons for LEGO® Club!

The library will provide the LEGO® blocks, while you provide the imagination! 

Beginning in 2023, Quogue Library launched an oral history recording program in cooperation with New York Heritage Digital Collections and Long Island Library Resources Council (LILRC).

Linking breath and movement, you will create space and strength in your body as well as learn valuable ways to cultivate a yoga practice that is perfect for your specific needs. All ages and levels of experience are welcome.

Eccentric Inventors, Political Intrigue and Remarkable Engineering Feats Propelled Evolution of Hydropower.

The Quogue Library Summer Series continues with Admiral Philip A. Dur USN retired, author of Between Land and Sea: A Cold Warrior’s Log, in conversation with the Honorable Peter Sartorius.

Live via Zoom | Grades 7th - 12th

Quogue Library's very own Dungeon Master, Stephen Jordan invites D&D newbies and experts to join the club! Use a pre-made character or make your own.