Week Calendar

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

$10 per class. Registration required for each class.

Join us for a morning of stories, songs, and a whole lot of fun!

Learn tips and tricks for operating your iPad.

This series consists of four different sessions, with each date focused on a different lesson.

Aging in place is the practice of staying in your own home as you grow older but it's not always easy to adapt your living space to meet your changing needs.

Learn classical ballet technique with Leisa as she leads you through the fundamentals of this art form to refine and improve balance, cognition, flexibility and coordination.

Join your fellow bridge players to improve your bidding, playing and defending strategies in a congenial atmosphere where you will have hands-on experience.

$15 per class. Registration required for each class.

Bring your device and your questions to technology support specialist Tim in the Innovation Lab for open tech help.

Join therapy dog, Micah, and his human, Sonja, to practice your reading skills out loud.

Learn the moves, tactics, strategy, standard openings and basic end games. Play with others with comparable skills. Guided by Tom Oleszczuk, who once played chess grandmaster Bobby Fischer.

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!

Do you love to create with LEGO? Do you want to get some new ideas? Join us after school every Friday for LEGO club!

Quogue Library presents a fun, introductory class for children to learn about coding with Python.

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.

Cheffe Colette will be serving up a cooking demonstration and meal highlighting different ways chocolate can be incorporated into dishes.

On the Menu:

Tuscan white bean soup with a mole swirl

Learn how to knit with instructor Carmen Rice or be assisted on a project you have started. Enjoy a relaxing hour of fun and socializing.

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.

Zoom information will be sent to registrants 24 hours prior to the event.

Brenda Simmons, founder of the Southampton African American Museum and Dr.