Welcome to our events showcase for the incredible programming provided by the public libraries of Nassau County in New York. Below is a sampling of the many programs provided by our public libraries.
Journey with gardening expert, Linda Reilly, into the vast and wonderful world of Butterflies, Bees, & Other Pollinators. Who are they and what do they do that is so important, and why are populations are declining?
Family and Children's Association presents THE SMART VAN: SENIOR MOBILE ACCESS TO RESOURCES AND TECHNOLOGY Learn how to use technology from local college student volunteers and FCA staff. If you can, bring your mobile devices, plus your tech questions! How do I order food and medications online and have them delivered to my home? How […]
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM FREE In-Person Monthly Blood Pressure Screenings by St. Francis Hospital 's Nurse Fran! No appointments necessary - First come, First served.
Bring friends, a board game you would like to share, your mah jongg tiles, cards, or just yourself and join in the fun! Everyone is welcome.
Will Social Security be there for me? How much can I expect to receive? When should I apply for Social Security? How can I maximize my benefits? Will Social Security be enough to live on in retirement?
Learn the differences between common and preferred stock, the importance of dividends, ways to craft your stock strategy and different ways to own stock. This program is specifically tailored for individuals like you who are serious about their financial goals – whether you’re just getting started or seeking perspective as a well-seasoned investor. Presented by Certified […]
Why is everybody talking about native plants? Gardening with well-adapted native plants is not only beneficial for the ecosystem, but also for growers. In this lecture, we will discuss what native plants are, how they differ from their non-native counterparts, and why they are important to consider when making plant choices for your landscape. We […]
A discussion of many important women from the Renaissance to the present day with artist and art historian, Sue Altman. Long overlooked and underappreciated, women have been a force in art history for centuries. From Renaissance portrait painters to the still life painters of the Dutch Golden Age, to accomplished Impressionists to the many important […]
Author Historian Prof. Christopher Verga discusses the first Black baseball league, the Cuban Giants, founded in Long Island and how baseball helped promote the expansion of civil rights. Prof. Verga makes history fun and accessible for everybody!
Stony Brook Health Education; Clinical trials can be great treatment options, but many people find them intimidating. We will be discussing research, clinical trials, and addressing common myths.
Learn how sleep affects your health. We will discuss tips for success, benefits of sleep, when to seek help for sleep difficulties.
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM FREE In-Person Monthly Blood Pressure Screenings by St. Francis Hospital 's Nurse Fran! No appointments necessary - First come, First served.