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For teens in 6th – 12th grade and parents/guardians Do you or your teen seem excessively nervous or overly confident behind the wheel? Do you think you understand the concept of safe driving? Learn how to become a safe driver and avoid common pitfalls new drivers make. This program is also for parents who want […]

For teens in 6th – 12th grade July 1, 2013 is the 150th anniversary of the beginning of the Battle of Gettysburg. The battle ended up being the turning point of the Civil War. which eventually ended up with the North victorious. To commemorate the battle the library is looking for teen volunteers who will […]

For children in K – 2nd grade Let’s get ready for Mother’s Day! Together we will read Mother’s Day stories and make a special gift for mom.

For parents/caregivers and children ages 3 – 5 years old Join us for a story and craft to make mom feel really special!

For parents/caregivers and children ages birth – 9 months Come and learn a fun way to enhance the bond with your infant. We’ll learn a few basic massage strokes geared towards reducing gas and colic while promoting eye contact and motor development with simple finger plays and songs. Please bring your own blanket.

For families with children ages 2 1/2 and up Join us for a special storytime as we celebrate screen free week.

For families and children in K – 3rd grade Enjoy spending some time outside playing some nature related games with your family.

Join the fun by pledging to limit recreational screen time to two hours, or fewer daily at: www.eyi.org/screenfree or stop by any Youth Service Desk for a pledge form.

Join us for an afternoon of programming and refreshments. Presenters include: Dr. Yousuf Syed – an Introduction to the History of Islamic Art & Architecture; Reem Hussein – an Islamic calligrapher & artist, Contemporary Islamic Art; Yasemin Ozavasci – presentation of the art of Turkish Ebru, paper marbling; and Sunita Mukhi, Ph.D. – Storyteller of […]

A year long series at Middle Country Public Library in partnership with the Islamic Association of Long Island – Selden Masjid. The Bridging Cultures: Muslim Journeys Bookshelf grant was awarded to over 900 public and academic libraries through a joint effort of the National Endowment for the Humanities and the American Library Association. Funding for […]

For parents/caregivers with children 4th – 7th grade The focus of this workshop is to educate children about the importance of telling a grown-up in plain, straightforward terms if someone has done or said something to make them feel uncomfortable or “yucky”. It focuses on intervention, resource help, trusting your own feelings, and likes and […]

For parents/caregivers This interactive workshop will provide women who wish to re-enter the workforce the tools to know how to navigate the job search process, as well as the confidence to do so successfully.