Event List

Building social relationships may extend the years of our lives and enhance the quality of our years.

This class incorporates aerobic dance moves along with weight training and floor exercise, thereby utilizing all major muscle groups. Bring a mat, weights, a towel and water.

Bring your own games—bridge, Mah Jongg, or whatever you like. Registration opens Monday, December 1st, and one registration reserves a table for all Fridays in December. 

Improving balance and coordination can help reduce the risk of falls and injuries. In this course,

Join A Mano Baking Co. in making these light, buttery, and tender, golden scones that are studded with toasted almonds. Perfectly crumbly yet soft inside, they’re a delightful treat for breakfast, brunch, or afternoon tea. If you know, you know!

Wiggles, giggles, songs, dancing and so much more! Have fun with your little one and dance with Nicole Sparling! A parent or adult caregiver must remain with the child during this program.

Wiggles, giggles, songs, dancing and so much more! Have fun with your little one and dance with Nicole Sparling! A parent or adult caregiver must remain with the child during this program.

This class is designed to improve balance and increase range of motion in joints. This is an excellent
class for people with arthritis. Wear comfortable exercise attire and have an exercise mat and yoga strap.

Join us at 2:00 PM for an afternoon with a classic film. Light snacks will be served.
(1934) (NR)
Movie Summary - Opposing the evil Barnaby, Stannie Dum and Ollie Dee try and fail to pay-off

Join Ms. Regina for another tween book club! We will be reading My Life as a Potato by Arianne Costner.  Each registered tween will receive a copy of this book to keep!

This is a tutoring service provided by Literacy Suffolk. For more information or if you would like to register, please call 631-286-1649, or visit the Reference Desk to fill out an application. 

Join Mrs. Browning at the Library for some winter crafting fun! Please register each child separately using their own Commack Public Library Card. Please dress to make a mess.

Improving balance and coordination can help reduce the risk of falls and injuries. In this course,

Bring your own games—bridge, Mah Jongg, or whatever you like. Registration opens Monday, December 1st, and one registration reserves a table for all Fridays in December. 

Close to 2,000 local hospital patients rely on blood transfusions each day to save their lives. The
Commack Public Library will serve as a community blood drive location on Saturday, December

This class is designed to improve balance and increase range of motion in joints. This is an excellent
class for people with arthritis. Wear comfortable exercise attire and have an exercise mat and yoga strap.

This is a tutoring service provided by Literacy Suffolk. For more information or if you would like to register, please call 631-286-1649, or visit the Reference Desk to fill out an application.