Week Calendar

Our social work intern from Stony Brook University's Healthy Libraries Program will be available to meet with patrons to provide information, referrals and paperwork for housing, treatment, social services and more.  Call (631) 727-3228 ext.

Brush up on German vocabulary and grammar skills.

Our social work intern from Stony Brook University's Healthy Libraries Program will be available to meet with patrons to provide information, referrals and paperwork for housing, treatment, social services and more.  Call (631) 727-3228 ext.

Our social worker from Family Service League will be available to meet with patrons to provide information, referrals and paperwork for housing, treatment, social services and more.  Call (631) 727-3228 ext.

Mark Hobson leads us in conversation to sharpen vocabulary and improve fluency.  

Our social worker from Family Service League will be available to meet with patrons to provide information, referrals and paperwork for housing, treatment, social services and more.  Call (631) 727-3228 ext.

Completing this course may save up to 10% on your insurance and reduce up to 4 points from your driving record. This is a 1 day, 6-hour course with a 30-minute lunch break included. A snack, beverage, and sweater are recommended.

Stop by the seed library information table to find out more about how you can request seeds. 

For ages 18-35 months. Little ones will enjoy a story,  move, groove, and play through creative dance activities, tumbling on mats, and free play. A perfect blend of energy, creativity, and storytelling!

For ages 2-4 years. Move and groove with Reprise Music as we explore music through simple, joyful movements like clapping, stomping, and swaying to favorite songs. This interactive class encourages coordination, rhythm, and a love of music.

A representative from the Suffolk County Office for the Aging will discuss different benefits and programs available to seniors.  The advocate can assist in determining program eligibility, filling out various applications/forms and connect s

For ages 18-36 months. Read, sing, and play in a themed class with pediatric speech-language pathologist Kristina Potter. Interactive story and circle time will be followed by hands-on play in centers.

Sponsored by Senator Anthony Palumbo and Assemblywoman Jodi Giglio, this New York State–certified training will help you prepare for, respond to, and recover from emergencies and disasters.

For ages 1-3. This short and sweet program is for the littles who love to have fun with some new friends. Great for your wonderous wigglers! 

For ages 2-4 years. Clap your hands, stomp your feet and move to the beat in this interactive music and movement class. 

A weekly in-person class which will get you moving while also teaching you techniques to help you bring yourself greater inner peace.

You will be registered for the series when you register for the first time. 

Please contact the Adult Reference Desk to schedule an appointment.

Drop in to play Mah Jongg with your neighbors. All are welcome, but enough knowledge to play unassisted is best.

Let's celebrate the music of the Irish just in time for St. Patrick's Day!

Join your neighbors for drop-in Bridge games. No registration needed. All levels are welcome.

Come out and make new friends. You will be responsible for paying for what you order. Cash is often preferred for tipping and settling the bill. 

Watermark of Wading River

2925 Wading River Road

Drop in to play Canasta with your neighbors. All are welcome, but enough knowledge to play unassisted is best.

A retired American boxer returns to the village of his birth in 1920s Ireland, where he falls for a spirited redhead whose brother is contemptuous of their union.

We will be exploring websites specific to Irish Genealogy; Irish naming patterns; Famine Years immigration; Griffith's Primary Valuation; Tithe Applotment Books; Irish Civil and Parish Records; Land Records; Census Records; and more. 

Join this monthly Dungeons and Dragons game.  

Starting Monday, January 26 join a group of knitters and crocheters to share knowledge, projects and all things yarn.  

Join Casey Cunningham in making these shamrocks just in time for St. Patrick’s Day.

Join Chef Rob in making this wonderful Irish Soda Bread.

Need to bring with you a Large Bowl, Mixing spoon and a small Cookie tray.

$5 Per person due at time of in person registration. 

Dementia affects how a family makes decisions.  This presentation will go over guardianship, what documents prevent crisis, and what care options exist locally. Presented by CarePatrol of East Long Island.

Little artists are invited to explore colors, textures, and materials in this hands-on drop-in art program for preschoolers.

Beginners welcome. This program is open to Riverhead Free Library cardholders only.

While sharing My Many Colored Days by Dr. Seuss, we will bend, stretch, sing, and laugh, allowing your children to experience story time like they never have before.
 

Drop in to play Chess with your neighbors. All are welcome, but enough knowledge to play unassisted is best.

Join Sensei Chris for this 6-part Karate class.  Learn how to use martial arts to improve health and peace of mind. Please wear sneakers and comfortable clothing. 

Write a fiction piece at home, then bring your work to meetings to share in a seminar style discussion. 

Solve your way out of some tricky puzzles, and be the first to prove once and for all that Bigfoot is real!

Let’s see if you can outsmart a leprechaun! Design your very own leprechaun trap using creativity, engineering, and a little luck.

Drop in to meet with neighbors who share your interest in philately. All are welcome.

It meets the second and fourth Thursday of every month in the library and is opened to all ages and levels of expertise who are interested in the artistic, technical and social aspects of the hobby.