Week Calendar

Join the library on Tuesday mornings for a relaxing walk at Patriot's Preserve Park in Shirley. We will meet in the parking lot and will start promptly at 9:30 am. This is a paved walking trail with little to no shade.

Social Worker Alex can help with locating resources for housing, financial assistance, familial/custodial issues, substance abuse programs and much more.  Patrons are permitted to make 2 appointments in a 4 -week time period.  

Get ready for the December 7th SAT by taking this SAT math prep class with WFHS retiree, Mr. Armstrong. Bring your school approved laptop/Chromebook. Please have the bluebook app downloaded with the “Desmos” graphic calculator onto your device.

Birth-18 months w/ adult. 
 

Ages 18 months-5 with an adult.  

Come join seasoned metal detectorist and relic hunter, Danny Dirt, and learn the basics of this year- round hobby. All the basics of metal detecting will be discussed; whether you are “treasure” hunting on the beach or relic hunting.

Ages 2-5 years with adult or caregiver.

Make a dinosaur egg craft with dot art! 

Ages birth-23 months with an adult.
 

Bring your little one for a fun baby play date! This is an unstructured meetup meant for play, exploring and socializing.

Ages 2-5 years with adult or caregiver. No older siblings. 

See how leaves change color with sensory paint mixing! 

The library will be providing social work assistance by our social work intern Anne.

The library will be providing social work assistance by our social work intern Anne.

All skill levels are welcome!

The library will be providing social work assistance by our social work intern Anne.

Grades K-5. 

Let’s open some dinosaur eggs! 

*Please note, this program uses flour to create Dino eggs. 

This class will take place in person at the Mastic Recreation Center.

Learn how to make a vivid, shimmering work of art using Diamond Art! 

Learn how to draw in 3D!

Japanese cartoons, a few Marvel moments, snacks and plenty of awesomeness. Register for each session. 

Grades K-5. Drop-In.  No registration required. 
 

The library will be providing social work assistance by our social work intern Anne.

Grades K-5.  Drop-In.  No registration required. 
 

Grades K-2. 

Join us for a Roar-tastic Story Time & Dino Craft! 

Sign up to create bookmarks that will be donated to our homebound patrons. For students in grades 6 through 12 with a MMSC Library card in good standing. 

Join Ms. Melissa to create a Thanksgiving-themed pumpkin painting on wood!

The library will be providing social work assistance by our  social work intern Anne.

Sign up to create bookmarks that will be donated to our homebound patrons. For students in grades 6 through 12 with a MMSC Library card in good standing. 

Appointments are required. Appointments will be held in person at the Mastic Beach Branch, 369 Neighborhood Road, Mastic Beach.  

For students in grades 6 through 10. Drop-in for help in math from a recently retired Paca Middle School math teacher. You must bring materials (books, handouts, homework) with you. 

Grades 1-5.
 

Please bring one assignment per child for small-group homework help. 

Discuss methods to manage stress and make your own stress ball. 

October 29, November 5, 12, 19, 26 and December 3. 

Appointments are required. Appointments will be held in person at the Mastic Beach Branch, 369 Neighborhood Road, Mastic Beach.  

Join us biweekly for tabletop gaming adventures designed just for teens! Whether you're a seasoned player or new to dice and strategy, this program offers a fun and inclusive space to explore various tabletop games.

Families with children grade 5 or younger.

Drop-in. No registration required.

Join Ms. Hillary for Family Connect: Worry Dolls. 

Join us for a fun and festive mosaic workshop where you'll design and create three unique Christmas ornaments! In this hands-on class, you'll learn the basics of mosaic art, including tile cutting, arranging patterns, and grouting.

Attention all tabletop game enthusiasts! Join Game Master Games for a night filled with board action! 

This is a Drop-In program.  No registration necessary.

The Family and Children's Association is hosting a monthly support group for persons who care for someone with dementia or memory loss.  The support group provides caregivers with emotional and social support, as well as educati

Do you have an interest in reading and trivia? Advanced Battle of the Books is a county-wide competition for teens in grades 9 through 12. We will compete with other Suffolk County libraries in 2025. Attend a meeting to join our team! 

Need help preparing for the General Educational Development Test known as GED?  This program will help get you started. Focus will be on math and reading/writing.  
 

Dates for this Class are:

Join us for a night of astronomy! Bring your own telescope or look through ours. Through the telescope you will observe galaxies, nebulae, star clusters, and planets while learning how these spectacular objects form and evolve in the universe.

Meet firefighters and participants in the department’s Explorers training program, learn about the fire and emergency first responders in the community, and earn one hour of community service.

A place where any teen can come down to discuss any topic they want in a judge-free atmosphere. Where they will feel accepted and appreciated for the differences that make them unique.

Class is held at William Floyd HS. 

Pre-registration is required; call or visit the Literacy Trailer for more information.

(631)399-1511 ext. 2002

369 Neighborhood Road, Mastic Beach

Need help preparing for the General Educational Development Test known as GED?  This program will help get you started. Focus will be on math and reading/writing.  
 

Dates for this Class are:

TBA

A Navajo Investigator's Search for the Unexplained: In Conversation with Stanley Milford, Jr., fabled Navajo Investigator of the History Channel's Beyond Skinwalker Ranch and the Netflix series 'The Secret of Skinwalker R

A unique program where teens get to pick topics that are of concern to them that will be discussed among their peers in a judgement free and open atmosphere.