Port Jeerson Free Library
May/June 2024 Yeoman Newsletter
(631)473-0022 • 100 Thompson Street • Port Jefferson, NY
Teen Center: (631)509-5707 • 150 East Main Street • Port Jefferson, NY
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Table of Contents
Teen Center ..............................p. 2-3
Children’s Department..............p. 4-7
Adult Reference.......................p. 7-10
Friends of the Library.................p. 11
Services...................................... p. 11
Exhibitions & Displays...............p. 11
Library & Trustee Information....p. 12
Attention Miller Place and
Mount Sinai Residents
You Have a CHOICE Every July.
Your household is welcome to join the Port Jefferson Free Library
or Comsewogue Public Library July 2024- June 2025. Renewing
begins June 1 and switching libraries begins July 1. All household
members must register at the same library. First time members
can join at any time of year! Apply or renew in person with two
proofs of residency showing name and street address in the Miller
Place or Mount Sinai School District.
Please call with questions: Port Jefferson: 631-473-0022
Comsewogue: 631-928-1212
Summer Reading Program 2024
THANK YOU
PORT JEFFERSON!
Library Budget Passed
93- Yes, 9 - No
We are happy to serve!
Begins Saturday, June 22 for all ages
See Department sections for details.
Adventureland Tickets
On Sale beginning May 15
Discounted tickets are $27.50 and valid from June 01, 2024 through September 29,
2024, on days the park is open.
They include access to the park
and unlimited rides all day. Parking
is free. No exchanges or returns on
unused or expired tickets.
KAYAK TOUR OF
PJ HARBOR
with Paumanok Tours
Saturday, June 22 2:00 PM
Paddle along the shore and glimpse beautiful
homes and wildlife while watching the ferry pass
by. $25 fee includes kayak rental and 1 hour tour,
and is due upon registration in the form of a check
to Paumanok Tours.
The Park at 114 Grand Opening
Friday, May 31
4:00 PM- Dusk
Celebrate Port Jefferson’s
newest green space. Music,
refreshments and plenty of
fun for the whole family.
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teen center
Dungeons & Dragons *
Wednesday, May 1 6:00 - 7:30 PM
Wednesday, June 5 6:00 - 7:30 PM
Take a journey through a side quest story that will lead to
untold adventures. Need a character? Stop in before the
program to talk to Khan the Librarian about building your
character for our DND session.
Jumbo Rectangle Cookie Card *
Monday, May 6 6:30 PM
Make a jumbo edible card for someone special in your life.
MTG Commander *
Tuesday, May 7 6:00 - 7:30 PM
Command the eld against your Magic the Gathering op-
ponents in our Commander styled MTG tournament.
Jackbox Games:
Champ’d Up & Quiplash 3
Wednesday, May 8 6:30 PM
Answer comedic prompts or create a champion challenger
who will win the vote as the GOAT. Devices (phones, tab-
lets, laptops, etc.) with internet connection are required.
Arts & Crafts: Spring Clean Out
Monday, May 13 6:30 PM
Craft it up using our leftover craft items. We cannot wait
to see what you create.
Fortnite Battles *
Tuesday, May 14 6:00 - 7:30 PM
What if everyone was on the same fortnite server for a
true battle royale? It’s time for that moment. Grab a con-
troller, a laptop, or a Nintendo Switch, and o to the elds
of glory we go in this Big Battle Fortnite Tournament.
Skribbl.io
Wednesday, May 15 6:00 PM
Take pictionary to a whole new level with skribbl.io. Play
an online multiplayer drawing and guessing game to
show o your creativity and intelligence.
Mario Party *
Friday, May 17 3:00 - 4:30 PM
The highly requested Mario Party is back. Snacks will be
provided.
DBZ Fighterz Tournament *
Saturday, May 18 1:00 PM
Dragon Ball fans unite at this ultimate tournament for
1v1 style ghting players.
Floral Cake Kit *
Monday, May 20 PICK UP ANYTIME
Candy owers and buttercream leaves. This kit has every-
thing you need to make a oral masterpiece at home. To
get a kit you must be registered.
Kits are expected to arrive on May
20th, the library will call when they
are available. You’ll have 5 days to
pick them up and use them to
guarantee freshness. This kit is to
be taken home to do on your own.
Mario Kart Tournament *
Tuesday, May 21, June 11 6:00 - 7:30 PM
Compete on new maps and with new DLC characters in our
updated Mario Kart 8 Deluxe games for Nintendo Switch.
Never Have I Ever
Thursday, May 23 4:00 PM
Honest answers to funny questions. Join us for another
Never Have I Ever event.
Steam Power Hour: Raft
Friday, May 24 3:00 - 4:30 PM
Survive the open seas with one boat and many ship-
mates while ghting against the dreaded monsters on
unknown islands in this Steam Power Hour event.
Super Smash Bros. Tournament *
Tuesday, May 28 6:00 - 7:30 PM
Friday, June 28 3:00 - 4:30 PM
Prove your skills. Dominate the platforms and be the ulti-
mate Nintendo player.
LED Shadow Box
Wednesday, May 29 6:00 PM
Make this small decorative display case with a transpar-
ent front and “special” eect layers.
PLEASE NOTE: Our programs are limited to Teen (grades 6-12) Port Jeerson Cardholders. Space in Teen Programs is limited. Please call the Teen Center
at 631-509-5707 if you need to cancel, so that we can invite a teen from the waitlist. ALL programs are scheduled for one hour unless otherwise stated. Teens are
expected to stay for the entire program.
Perler Bead Keychains
Thursday, May 30 6:30 PM
Bring your favorite characters to life in 8-bit pixelat-
ed glory with perler beads. Flex your creativity and
craftsmanship.
3D Print & Design
Tuesday, June 4 6:30 PM
You’ll design your own object or choose an object to
print. Prints may take up to 2 weeks to process.
DIY Buttons
Thursday, June 6 4:00 PM
Use your own designs and artwork to make professional-
looking buttons.
National Donut Day *
Friday, June 7 3:30 PM
Celebrate National Donut Day with donut-related trivia
and donuts at the Teen Center.
DAD Pretzel *
Monday, June 10 6:30 PM
Make this treat for Dad or your favorite Father Figure.
Make the pret-
zel dough and
then spell out
DAD, POP, or any
name.
Floral Hair Accessories
Wednesday, June 12 6:00 PM
Construct your own fashionable ower accessories.
Chillin’ with Chester
Friday, June 14 3:00 PM
Relax at the end of the school year with Chester, a therapy
dog, in an interactive session. Destress, improve mental
well-being through animal-assisted therapy, and enjoy a
supportive environment with a furry friend. This program
requires no registration, all teens are welcomed.
Scrapbooking Night
Monday, June 17 6:30 PM
Bring 10-15 of your favorite photos or memorabilia to
make your very own scrapbook. Craft supplies and scrap-
book notebooks will be provided. Bring your creativity.
Welcome 5
th
grade students!
Congratulations, you’re almost out of 5th grade, and eligible to become a member of our Teen Center. Beginning June 1st, you can upgrade
your card to a TEEN PJFL Card and join teen programs and activities. Bring a parent/guardian to the Circulation Desk in the main library
where the sta will take a picture for your new card. You can also continue to sign up for Children’s Summer Reading and programs; enjoy a
summer of trying both Children’s and Teen activities.
* Designates that food products used in
this program may contain allergens.
Saturday, May 4
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
We’ll have free graphic novels and
manga! Limited supplies avail-
able, so stop in early on May 4th.
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Taste Test
Challenge:
Pringles*
Wednesday, June 19
6:30 PM
Can you guess the mystery
avor of the Pringle chip?
Color Changing Tumblers
Monday, June 24 6:30 PM
Add decals to glass or plastic tumblers to make a color
changing design when liquid is added.
Infinite Craft Challenge
Tuesday, June 25 3:00 PM
Are you the ultimate crafter? Can you inni-craft 200,000
or more crafts? Play Innite Craft with the librarians to
see who has the ultimate knowledge of crafts.
Fortnite Tournament *
Tuesday, June 25 6:00 - 7:30 PM
Battle in the elds of justice to be the best. There can only
be one victorious royale player at the end of the match.
Life-Size Hungry Hippos
Wednesday, June 26 3:30 PM
Challenge your friends and seize victory with a life-size
version of Hungry Hungry Hippos.
Summer Reading Program 2024
Begins June 22
A thrilling journey awaits you during this year’s Summer Reading theme, “Adventure Begins
At Your Teen Center.” The Teen Cen-
ter is brimming with Poke-themed
adventurous locations, exciting pro-
grams, and fabulous prizes. Register
online using your Teen library card
starting June 22nd.
Visit portjeibrary.org/teens
Create Your Own Quesadillas *
Thursday, June 27 6:00 PM
Create your tastiest quesadilla by learning with Chef Rob.
Jumanji & Pizza *
Saturday, June 29 1:00 - 2:45 PM
We’re going back to where it all started, when board
games come alive and you must play til you nish. Pizza
and popcorn will be provided.
Adventureland Trip
Saturday, June 22 9:45 AM - 4:00 PM
Depart from: Village Hall (North Side),
121 West Broadway, Port Jeerson
In person registration only. Embark on an exciting trip to Adven-
tureland, the top theme park on Long Island! The bus will leave from
the front of Village Hall at 9:45 AM and head directly to Adventure-
land for a day lled with thrilling rides and games. Pack snacks for
the bus or money for food. The bus fare and park entry includes un-
limited rides and is covered by the library. Signed permission slips are
required and must be returned by June 14th, 2024.
Teen Community Service Opportunities
Need community service hours?
Visit portjefibrary.org/teens/cs or scan here
Online Community Service
These opportunities are available on our
website portjeibrary.org/teens/cs
Book Review
Earn community service credit by reviewing young
adult novels on your reading level. You can earn 4
hours of community service for each book review sub-
mitted. Limit of 2 reviews per month.
Movie Review
Earn community service credit by reviewing PG or PG-
13 movies. You can earn 4 hours of community service
for each movie review that meets the required guide-
lines. There is a limit of 2 reviews per month.
Recycling Challenge
Earn one hour per dollar of recycled bottles submitted
that meets the required guidelines. There is a limit of
10 hours per month.
Take-Home Community Service
These opportunities will be available for pickup
in the Teen Center beginning on May 1st.
Summer Prep
Help the Teen Center get ready for Summer Reading.
Two hours of community service will be earned per
envelope completed. One envelope per month.
Wooden Popsicles
Pick up wooden popsicles to decorate the Teen Center.
Two hours of community service will be earned per
envelope completed. One envelope per month.
In-Person Community Service
These opportunities take place in the Teen
Center at the stated time. Receive one hour of
community service unless stated otherwise.
Perler Bead Sorters
Thursday, May 2 6:30 PM
Thursday, June 13 6:30 PM
So many perler beads and not enough hands to or-
ganize. Earn one hour of community service credit by
sorting little plastic beads.
Perler Bead Designers
Sunday, May 5 2:00 PM
Design and create a perler bead craft to decorate our
space. The Teen Center is looking for creative minds.
Earn one hour of community service.
Bookshop Organizers
Tuesday, May 7 4:00 PM
Thursday, June 4 4:00 PM
The Friends of the Library Bookshop houses a collec-
tion of gently used books for sale. Receive community
service by decorating and organizing bookshelves.
Pokémon LEGO Builders
Wednesday, May 8 4:00 PM
The Teen Center needs help building Poke LEGO char-
acters and background displays for decor. Receive one
hour of community service.
Away We Grow
Thursday, May 16 6:00 PM
Earn one hour of community service by helping us
plant seeds. Garden to reduce stress, improve your
mood, and increase overall well-being. Seeds, soil, and
biodegradable peat pots will be provided.
Patient Hospital Cards
Wednesday, May 22 6:30 PM
Earn one hour of community service by making cards
for patients in need of a smile.
Teen Meetup
Tuesday, May 28 4:00 PM
Stay up-to-date with all the latest happenings and col-
laborate with our librarians to plan future activities for
the Teen Center.
Teen Center Helpers
Friday, May 31 3:30 - 7:30 PM
The librarians are seeking assistance for this evening
event. Teens can earn 4 hours of community service by
aiding the librarians in their eorts.
Teen Center Organizers
Wednesday, June 5 4:00 PM
Earn one hour of community service by assisting the li-
brarians in organizing their materials for future events.
Follow us on
Instagram!
@portjeffteencenter
Block Party
Wednesdays, May 1 & June 12
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Ages: 2 - 5 years with an adult
Bring the whole gang to build with Legos, Mega
Bloks, Magna Tiles, and more. Registration is not
required.
Music and Movement
Thursday, May 2 10:30 AM
Ages: 2 - 4 years with an adult
A special time for adults to bond with your
child through interactive activities featuring
rhyming songs and instruments.
Parent/Toddle r Workshop
Friday, May 3, 17, 24, June 7 & 28 10:00 AM
Ages: 18 - 36 months with an adult
Enjoy an opportunity to play with your toddler while
meeting other parents and their children. Please do
not bring any snacks or drinks (for either child or
adult).
Baby Start
Monday, May 6, Tuesday, June 4 10:00 AM
Ages: 9 - 17 months with an adult
A Time for Kids, Inc. will introduce our littlest learn-
ers to the wonderful world of library programs.
Activities include music, movement, ne and gross
motor development and circle time. Focus is on early
literacy, early language development and socialization.
A Time for Kids: Hooray
for Mother’s Day
Monday, May 6 11:00 AM
Ages: 18 months - 5 years with an adult
Join A Time for Kids,
Inc. for family fun
preschool activities
including music, move-
ment, ne and gross
motor development,
storytelling and a craft.
Sensory Storytime
Tuesday, May 7 11:00 AM
Ages: 18 - 36 months with an adult
Stories, songs and lots of sensory play.
Sprouts and Friends
Thursday, May 9, Wednesday, June 5
Ages: Birth - 36 months with adult 10:00 AM
Ages: 3 - 5 years with an adult 11:00 AM
Music and movement program for families with chil-
dren from Birth through 5
years of age. Play, learn and
grow together. Come ready
to move and sing with your
child.
PlayHooray
Babies
Friday, May 10 & June 14 10:00 AM
Ages: 3 - 17 months with an adult
A lively introduction to nursery rhymes, books, music
and creative movement.
PlayHooray Kids
Friday, May 10 & June 14 11:00 AM
Ages: 18 - 36 months with an adult
Music and movement to get everyone up and moving
to the beat!
Mo Willems Story Time
Monday, May 13 10:30 AM
Ages: 2 ½- 5 years with adult
Let’s share stories featuring some of our favorite friends
like Elephant and Piggie, the Pigeon, and more!
Infant Massage
Tuesday, May 14, Tuesday, June 11 10:00 AM
Ages: 6 weeks - 18 months with an adult
Join Licensed Massage Therapist Laura Morello and
learn this gentle way of communicating with your
child. Please dress in comfortable clothes, and bring a
blanket for the baby, and yourself and the baby’s
favorite comfort toy.
Paint Your Own Birdhouse
Wednesday, May 15 11:00 AM
Ages: 2 - 5 years with an adult
It’s springtime and you
know what that means...
birds! Use your imagination
and create a birdhouse per-
fect for your little feathered
friends!
Tiny Movers
Thursday, May 16 10:00 AM OR 11:00 AM
Ages: 18 months - 5 years with an adult
Stretching, dancing, and movement with your little one.
This class will include breathing techniques and move-
ments that can be modied for any level. Please sign
up for only one session.
Shake ‘N Make Music
Saturday, May 18
Ages: 3 - 17 months with an adult 10:00 AM
Ages: 18 months - 5 years with adult 11:00 AM
High-energy, fun-lled music and movement program.
Eric Carle Story Time
Monday, May 20 10:30 AM
Ages: 2 ½ - 5 years with an adult
Hungry for some
good books like a cer-
tain caterpillar? Join
us as we share some
of Eric Carle’s classic
and colorful tales.
Dance
Laugh
Play
Tuesday, May 21 11:00 AM
Ages: Birth - 4 years with an adult
You and your child will enjoy 45 minutes of can’t stop,
won’t stop bonding and fun with Miss Lauren.
Early Childhood Programs (Babies, Toddlers & Preschoolers)
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Summer Reading Program 2024
Adventure Begins at Your Library
We invite children from Birth to 12 years old to join us for our camping-themed crafts, story times, explorations, special
programs, live animal shows and more. From infants and preschoolers to school-aged children, all are invited to join
and earn prizes for reading. The Summer Reading Program will kick o on Saturday, June 22 at 1:00 PM with Petra
Puppet’s Zany Adventure Team Show. Registration for the Summer Reading Program will begin that day, online
through a link on the PJFL Children’s homepage (portjeibrary.org/children) or in person at the Library.
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Bumble Bee Story Craft
Wednesday, May 22 11:00 AM
Ages: 2 - 5 years with
an adult
Get ready to read some
fun stories and create a
craft about bumble bees!
Tasty Tales:
Potatoes!
Thursday, May 23 10:00 AM OR 11:00 AM
Ages: 2 ½ - 5 years with an adult
Enjoy tasty tales featuring your favorite spud and make
a craft using potatoes as paint brushes. Please sign up
for only one session.
Tots Night Out: May Flowers
Thursday, May 23 6:00 PM
Ages: 18 months - 5 years with an adult
An evening of family fun at the Library focused on
group learning and skill building with our friends from
A Time for Kids.
Dynamic Kids:
Where’s My Teddy?
Saturday, May 25 10:30 AM
Ages: 4 - 7 years without an adult
Help Eddie nd his Teddy, Freddie. We will go deep into
“the woods” in this fun search. Please wear sneakers,
no boots or sandals.
Drop In Clay Play
Tuesday, May 28, Wednesday, June 26
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Ages: 2 - 5 years with an adult
Clay stimulates a child’s curiosity, intelligence, imagina-
tion, and creativity. It fosters eye-hand coordination,
and can help to extend the attention span of children.
Registration is not required.
Butterfly Wind Chimes
Wednesday, May 29 11:00 AM
Ages: 2 - 5 years
with an adult
Create a buttery
wind chime sun-
catcher.
Tasty
Tales: Bread*
Thursday, May 30 10:00 AM OR 11:00 AM
Ages: 2 ½ - 5 years with an adult
We’re baking up some delicious tales at the Library.
Share some yummy stories and break some bread
together. Please sign up for only one session.
Babies Boogie
Friday, May 31, Tuesday, June 25 10:00 AM
Ages: 3 - 23 months with an adult
Shake, rattle and roll when you join Nicole Sparling for
this musical program.
Toddlers Tango
Friday, May 31, Tuesday, June 25 11:00 AM
Ages: 2 - 4 years with an adult
Clap your hands, stomp your feet and wiggle to the beat!
Giggle with this music and creative movement program.
Creation Invitation:
Let’s Make Sculpture
Monday, June 3 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Ages: 2 years and up with an adult
Sculpture is a work of art that you can fully walk around?
We’ll explore how to make a simple sculpture using clay
and pipe cleaners. Registration is not required.
A Time for Kids:
Jump Frog Jump
Tuesday, June 4
11:00 AM
Ages: 18 months - 5
years with an adult
Music, movement, ne
and gross motor devel-
opment, storytelling and
a craft with our friends
from A Time for Kids, Inc.
Two For Me, One for You
Story Craft
Thursday, June 6 10:00 AM OR 11:00 AM
Ages: 2 ½ - 5 years with an adult
Bear and Weasel nd a fabulous feast in the woods, but
can they share it fairly? We’ll nd out as we share this
fun story and make a coordinating craft. Please sign
up for only one session.
Escargot
Story Craft
Monday, June 10 10:00 AM OR 11:00 AM
Ages: 2 ½- 5 years with an adult
Share the story of
Escargot, the snail
who wants to be ev-
eryone’s favorite ani-
mal and then make a
craft inspired by the
story. Please sign
up for only one ses-
sion.
Paint without Paintbrushes:
Paint Fest
Thursday, June 13 10:30 AM
Ages: 2 ½ - 5 years with adult
Explore various ways we can paint without using a
paintbrush! Please dress for mess!
Tots Night Out
Thursday, June 13 6:00 PM
Ages: 18 months - 5 years with an adult
An evening of family fun focused on group learning and
skill building with our friends from A Time for Kids.
Beautiful Blue Story Time
Saturday, June 15 12:00 PM
Ages: 2 ½- 5 years with adult
Share stories about the world’s most popular color and
make a beautiful blue craft to take home!
Dot Marker Madness
Drop-In
Wednesday, June 19
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Ages: 2 - 5 years with
an adult
Create some dot marker
masterpieces.
Toddler Music
Thursday, June 20 10:00 AM
Ages: 12 - 36 months with an adult
Happy Feet presents this musical program lled with
sing-a-longs, instruments, props, parachute play and
lots of fun.
Musical Kids
Thursday, June 20 11:00 AM
Ages: 3 - 6 years with an adult
Happy Feet will present this program of kinesthetic
learning through music, movement and instrument play.
Story Time Yoga
Friday, June 21
Ages: 18 months - 3 years with adult 10:00 AM
Ages: 2 - 5 years with an adult 11:00 AM
Bring favorite characters to life with yoga poses. Please
bring a yoga mat or beach towel and a water bottle.
Craft Swap: Thank You!
Thanks to all of our generous donors who pro-
vided an assortment of amazing craft materials
to our annual Craft Swap. You made so many of
your fellow crafters and our local families very
happy. Keep an eye out as we celebrate Craft
Month next March with an all new Craft Swap!
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Graphic Novel Club
Thursday, May 2: Miss Quinces
Thursday, June 6:
I Survived the Sinking of the Titanic, 1912
Grades 4 - 6 7:00 PM
If you enjoy reading graphic novels and having book
discussions then this program is for you! Pick up your
free copy of the book at the Library in the Children’s
Department and nish it before the day of the program.
Mother’s Day Canvas Cards
Monday, May 6 7:00 PM
Grades K - 5
Make a personalized card for a special lady in your life.
Please bring a photograph of yourself that will be cut up
for the card design.
Homeschool With PJFL: BUGS
Wednesday, May 8 12:00 PM
Grades K - 5
Interactive program lled with fun facts and STEAM
activities, perfect for homeschool curriculum.
Read to a Dog
Wednesday, May 8, 22, June 5 5:30 - 6:30 PM
Ages: 5 - 12 years
Chester is a Leonberger who loves to be with kids. He is a
great listener and helps kids acquire a love of books and
reading. Please call to register for one 10-minute session
per date.
Chess
Wednesdays, May 8, 22, June 5, 19 7:00 PM
Grades 1 - 6
Here’s a chance for beginners, as
well as more experienced Chess
players, to develop strategies,
sharpen their skills, and play a
game of Chess with an instructor
from the Long Island Chess Nuts
to guide you.
Lily of the Valley:
May’s Birth Flower
Thursday, May 9 6:30 PM
Grades K - 2
Every month has a birthday ower and May’s is the Lily of
the Valley. We will look at live plants and talk about the
other months’ owers. Listen to stories and create our
own Lily of the Valley craft.
Le Petite Picassos:
Cactus Bowl
Monday, May 13 6:30 PM
Grades K - 6
Join Miss Maria from Le Petite Picassos to create an
adorable cactus bowl using watercolors and oil pastels.
During this step by step lesson, you will create a master-
piece to bring home.
Game Night:
America Says
Tuesday, May 14 7:00 PM
Grades 2 - 5
Let’s play America Says. You’ll team up with other kids
and try to guess the top answers for dierent categories.
Oil Pastel Poppies
Thursday, May 16 7:00 PM
Grades 2 - 5
Poppies are worn on Memorial Day to commemorate the
sacrice of men and women who have given their lives
ghting for our country. Create your very own poppy to
display this coming Memorial Day.
Acrylic Bookmarks
Monday, May 20 7:00 PM
Grades 1 - 5
Create your own bookmark by using materials pre-
printed from our Cricut machine.
Better Together Book Club
Tuesday, May 21 7:00 PM
Discussion Title: Premeditated Myrtle
Grade 4 and up with an adult
Read together as a family and join others to discuss
what you’ve read. Find a reading buddy (parent, grand-
parent, best older friend) and come to the Library to
pick up your copy of the book, Premeditated Myrtle by
Elizabeth C. Bunce. This session was rescheduled
from February 13.
3D Printing Design
Tuesday, May 28 7:00 PM
Grades 3 - 5
Learn the basics of 3D printing design using Tinkercad
with Miss Kim. Then have your creation printed on the
Children’s Department’s Makerbot.
Watercolor Wonders
Wednesday, May 29 6:30 PM
Grades K - 2
Explore fun ways you can use watercolors to make
beautiful works of art.
Summertime Jeopardy
Thursday, May 30 7:00 PM
Grades 3 - 5
Compete in a rousing game of Jeopardy. Remember,
your answer must be in
the form of a question.
Question: Name the best
place to be on a Thursday
night. Answer: What is
the Children’s Room at
the Port Je Library?
Let’s Go Lego - Free Build
Mondays, June 3 & 17 6:30 PM
Grade K - 5
Use our collection of Legos to build anything you want!
Sunflower Story Craft
Tuesday, June 4 6:30 PM
Grades K - 3
Enjoy a storytime and make a
sunower necklace craft.
Tiny Treasure
Storage Tin
Monday, June 10 7:00 PM
Grades 3 - 5
Get creative and turn a mint tin into storage for your
special, tiny, treasures.
Let’s Fly with Butterflies*
Wednesday, June 12 6:30 PM
Grades K - 2
We’ll learn how butteries perform an essential role in
our gardens, make a beautiful craft and enjoy a tasty
buttery snack.
“Rip and Stick” Camping
Lantern
Thursday, June 20 7:00 PM
Grades 2 - 5
Get ready for Summer Reading Program by creating a
camping lantern, to go along with the theme “Adventure
Begins at Your Library”. Join us and get ready for summer.
Yoga Time
Friday, June 21 12:00 PM
Ages: 5 - 8 years old
An introduction to yoga practices, in-
cluding a few simple yet asanas and
pranas. Fun games and play are de-
signed to build a sense of belonging
and unity. Please bring a yoga mat or
beach towel and a water bottle.
Summer Journals
Tuesday, June 25 6:30 PM
Grades 3 - 5
Design a journal to keep your summer memories.
Rob Scott: Patriotic Candy
and Fruit Trifle*
Thursday, June 27 3:30 PM
Grades K - 6
We’ll make this dessert with summer fruits and surprise
Red, White and Blue candies and play fun Chef Rob
games as well.
Board Game Bonanza*
Thursday, June 27 7:00 PM
Grades K - 5
Schools out for summer. Celebrate with Miss Margaret
and Miss Sandy as we empty the closet of Board Games
and have some snacks and fun. Everyone’s a winner!
School Age Programs
Please register based on the grade child is currently attending. Registration will be cancelled if the child is not in required grade.
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Discussion Groups
No registration is required. To pick up a copy of
a book, please stop by the Adult Services Desk.
New Voices Book Discussion Group
Thursday, May 9 & June 13 11:00 AM
May:
Maame
by Jessica George
June:
Trust
by Hernan Diaz (IN PERSON)
Tuesday Morning Book Discussion
Tuesday, May 14 & June 11 10:00 AM
May:
Tom Lake
by Ann Patchett
June:
The Covenant of Water
by Abraham Verghese (IN PERSON)
Historical Happenings
Book Discussion Group
Saturday, May 18 10:00 AM
Title:
The Orphan Collector
by Ellen Marie Wiseman (IN PERSON)
Adult ServicesAdult Services
Big Magic Tuesday Night Book Group
Tuesday, May 21 & June 18 7:00 PM
May:
The Secret of Clouds
by Alyson Richman
June:
Atlas: The Story of Pa Salt
by Lucinda Riley
(IN PERSON & ZOOM)
Great Decisions Discussion Group
Wednesday, May 22 & June 26 7:00 PM
May: Nato’s Future by Sarwar Kashmeri
June: Invisible Indonesia by Charles Sullivan
(GOTOMEETING)
Fourth Fridays Book Group
Friday, May 24 & June 28 11:30 AM
May:
The Joy Luck Club
by Amy Tan
June:
Lily of the Nile
by Stephanie Dray
(ZOOM & ROSE CARACAPPA SENIOR CENTER)
Defensive Driving
IN PERSON COURSE
Monday, June 17 AND Tuesday, June 18
5:30 - 8:30 PM
(YOU MUST ATTEND BOTH SESSIONS)
Reduce your auto insurance costs and receive up
to a 4-point reduction from your driving record
for points accumulated in the past 18 months.
Registration is IN PERSON ONLY and payment is
REQUIRED at registration. Courses are DMV ap-
proved. Please note: if you are more than three
minutes late, you will not be admitted. Fee: $35
check or money order, payable to “Jat Pal Inc.”
Registration Information:
All fees for Adult Programs will be required at the time of registration. You must have a valid Suffolk County library
card to register for programs. If you are unable to attend, please let us know as soon as possible. Registration is required unless otherwise noted and
is ongoing for Port Jefferson cardholders. “Make It” programs have specic registration dates for PJFL cardholders and outside cardholders. Please see
section for details.
We are offering online and in person programs. Locations are noted at the end of each program description.
*PROGRAMS THAT INCLUDE A KIT ARE ONE REGISTRATION PER LIBRARY BARCODE.*
Family Programs
Star Wars Bingo*
Wednesday, May 1 7:00 PM
Join Miss Margaret and Miss Monica to celebrate all
things Star Wars. There might even be a special inter-
galactic visitor! Registration is required.
Star Wars Drop In Crafts
Saturday, May 4 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Lots of out of this world crafts and fun!
Sunday Crafternoon
Sunday, May 5 & 19 2:00 - 4:00 PM
We will have a new craft ready for you each week.
Dot Marker Madness
Drop-In
Saturday, May 11 12:00 - 4:00 PM
Create some dot marker masterpieces.
Chocolate Chip Cookie
Taste Test*
Wednesday, May 15 7:00 PM
Celebrate National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day by tasting
a variety of store-bought versions and vote to determine
your favorite! Registration is required.
Dinosaur Day Drop In Crafts
Saturday, June 1 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Have a roaring good time doing some super cool
dinosaur theme crafts. Be on the lookout for some dino
friends hiding in the Children’s Department.
Family Clay Play
Monday, June 17 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Don’t let the kids have all the fun. Come into the Library
and play with clay.
SRP Kick-Off: Petra Zany
Adventure Team
Saturday, June 22 1:00 PM
Families of children 4 years and up
Ready for adventure? Who has the biggest feet in the
forest? Can Mr Frownypants ever get back to his home
planet? How many kids does it take to defeat an evil
cheese? Discover the answers with the Zany Adventure
Team, a ventriloquist show for the whole family, fea-
turing comedy, illusions, music, audience participation
and a cast of zany Characters. Starring: Adventure Duck,
Mighty Mouth Toucan, Big Feet, Baby Gouda and Mr
Frownypants. Registration is required.
Creation Invitation:
Texture Exploration
Monday, June 24 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Explore various textures & make mixed media art.
Movie Monday: Diary of a
Wimpy Kid, Dog Days
Monday, June 24 6:30 PM
School’s out. Summer vacation is on. Greg Heey is
ready for the best summer vacation ever. So what could
go wrong? Rated: PG 1 hour 34 minutes
Drop-In Drawing Day
Thursday, June 27 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Stop into the Library and get creative. We’ll have art
supplies for you to draw the day away!
Craft Closet Cleanout
Saturday, June 29 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Help the librarians clean
out some of our leftover
crafts as we prepare for
a summer full of new
activities.
School Age Programs
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One-On-One Medicare Appointments
Meet one on one and discuss all your Medicare
concerns with an expert. Learn about the differ-
ences between Medicare plans and their cov-
erages. Choices to be considered in your plan
include doctor costs, hospital costs, prescription
costs, plan availability, and additional plan ben-
ets. Call Adult Services to book your appoint-
ment today! (IN PERSON)
Tuning Fork Energy Healing
Tuesday, May 7 7:00 PM
Participants will receive a short tuning fork heal-
ing treatment. Space is limited. (IN PERSON)
Core Strength Training
Wednesday, May 8, 15, 22, 29,
June 5 and 12 10:00 AM
A more advanced session than our typical on-
line class. Use exercises inspired by basic body
sculpting, Pilates, and yoga, to strengthen your
core. The equipment used is typically a rope or
belt, a mat or towel, a chair, and a semi deated
ball or a pillow. Participants must be able to per-
form exercises on the oor. (ZOOM)
Blood Pressure Screening
Every 2
nd
Friday of the Month 3:30-4:30 PM
A clinician from St. Charles Hospital will be here
to check your blood pressure and discuss disease
prevention and
health mainte-
nance. No regis-
tration; walk-in
basis.
(IN PERSON)
Tai Chi
Thursdays, May 23, 30,
June 6 and 13
10:00 AM
The movements are sim-
ple and their origins and
the principles behind
them will be explained
by Bob Klein who has
been practicing and teaching Tai Chi for over 50
years at his school in Sound Beach.
There is a fee
of $20 payable by check only written out to Bob
Klein due at registration.
(IN PERSON)
Cardio Sculpt
Mondays, June 3 and 10 10:30 AM
This class combines strength training, cardio
and sculpting. The equipment used is typically
a rope or belt, a mat or towel, a chair, and a semi
deated ball or a pillow. Participants must be
able to stand during portions of the class.
(IN PERSON)
Crystal Bowls Meditation
Monday, May 20, June 17 10:00 AM
Experience vibrational sound healing of quartz
crystal singing bowls and meditation to heal on
a physical, mental, and emotional level. Present-
ed by Glowing Energy Within. (IN PERSON)
Understanding Spirituality
Tuesday, May 14 7:00 PM
Learn about spirituality and the correlation of
your emotions, the chakra systems. Understand
the connection and how they all play a role in
your awareness and foundation of yourself as a
whole. (IN PERSON)
Health and Fitness
Registration is required
unless otherwise noted.
Mindfulness Meditation
Mondays, May 20 & June 24 7:00 PM
Focus on being in the present to cope with
stress, anxiety, and interrupt negative thinking.
(ZOOM)
Reiki
Thursdays, May 23 & June 27 7:00 PM
Join Reiki master & Yoga teacher Annalee
Jackofsky for a night of energy healing. Af-
ter a guided meditation Annalee will give
everyone a short
reiki treatment.
Please wear com-
fortable clothes
and bring a yoga
mat or towel and a
blanket to the ses-
sion.
(IN PERSON)
Saturday Morning Yoga
Saturdays, June 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 10:00 AM
Join Certied Yoga Instructor Laurel Frey as she
returns for this ve session workshop.
There is
a $20 fee payable by check only written out to
Laurel Frey due upon registration.
(IN PERSON)
Foreign Film Festival
Box Office Features
The Color Purple
(141 min.)
Friday, May 10 2:00 PM
Torn apart from her sister and children, Celie faces hardships.
With support from a sultry singer, and her stand-her-ground
stepdaughter, Celie nds extraordinary strength in the unbreak-
able bonds of a new sisterhood.
Poor Things
(141 min.)
Friday, June 7 2:00 PM
The tale of Bella Baxter, a young woman brought back to life by
the scientist Dr. Godwin Baxter. Hungry for the worldliness she
is lacking, Bella runs off with a slick and debauched lawyer on a
whirlwind adventure across the continents. Rated R
Film Matinees
Why pay for movies when you can go to the
Library? Join us in the Meeting Room on Fridays.
Snacks and drinks will be provided.
Eternal Spring (Mandarin)
(86 min.)
Friday, May 24 2:00 PM
In 2002, a state TV signal in China was hacked by mem-
bers of the banned spiritual group Falun Gong. Retrace
the event and explore an unprecedented story of deance
and harrowing eyewitness accounts of persecution.
Anatomy of a Fall (French)
(152 min.)
Friday, June 21 2:00 PM
Justine Triet’s masterful Palme d’Or winner is a riveting
courtroom thriller about a writer who is put on trial for
her husband’s suspicious demise. This mystery is less
about a death than about the hidden lives we lead.
One-On-One Genealogy Appointments
Meet one-on-one virtually with a Genealogist
to develop a research plan, look up records and
answer questions. To
get the most out of
the session, please
ll out a short
questionnaire upon
registration. Call
Reference to book
your appointment
today! (ZOOM)
Essential Estate Planning for
You and Your Parents
Wednesday, May 8 11:00 AM
Many caregivers today are a part of the “sand-
wich generation.” This means that they are car-
ing for families on their own while caregiving for
aging loved ones. Brittni Sullivan Esq. of Burner
Prudenti Law discusses the importance of a
health care proxy, a durable power of attorney,
and a last will and testament in estate planning.
(IN PERSON)
Voter Registration
Tuesday, May 14
6:00 PM
We will have all the in-
formation you need to
get yourself registered
for upcoming elections.
(IN PERSON)
Using Them Up: How the World Makes
Leftovers Taste Like New
Friday, May 17 7:00 PM
Join a food waste advocate and learn to “shop
your refrigerator” to transform what’s left over
from last night’s dinner into something new and
delicious. Save money, cut waste, and get in-
spired to make timeless dishes like fried rice, sh
cakes, and frittatas. There will be time for ques-
tions and a fun discussion. (ZOOM)
A Day at the Races:
The History of Belmont
Tuesday, May 21 7:00 PM
Long Island’s iconic thoroughbred horse racing
facility Belmont Park has a long-storied past.
The 1 1⁄2 mile racetrack, sweeping turns, and the
long homestretch has challenged the greatest
Triple Crown thoroughbreds. Explore why The
Belmont Stakes race is known as the “Test of the
Champion” and the nal jewel of racing’s Triple
Crown. (ZOOM)
One-Shot Sessions
Saturday, May 25 1:30 PM
Tuesday, June 25 5:30 PM
Join experienced DM Jimmy for a 3 hour one-
shot Dungeons and Dragons campaign. Create
a new character together and explore a fantasy
world brought to life. Every one-shot is unique so
feel free to join us for a single session or attend
both, space is limited! (IN PERSON)
Travel Planning: Exploring
Europe Together
Thursday, May 30 7:00 PM
Delve into a world of exciting opportunities
tailored specically for families. Explore the
wonders of Europe together or embark on group
tours with renowned providers. Crafty Getaways
will provide valuable insights, and practical tips
to ensure your family vacations are nothing
short of extraordinary. (IN PERSON)
Aging in Place at Home
Tuesday, June 4 11:00 AM
Join Brittni Sullivan, Esq. of Burner Prudenti Law,
P.C. to discuss the importance of basic Estate
planning documents, the application process for
Medicaid and the latest updates to home care
Medicaid in New York. (IN PERSON)
Queer Pride on the Lower East Side
with the New York Tenement Museum
Wednesday, June 5 7:00 PM
An exploration of the LGBTQIA+ history of the
Lower East Side. Making use of oral histories,
personal memoirs, and archival research, we will
examine the unique connection between our
neighborhood and the growth of Queer culture
and identity in NYC and beyond. (ZOOM)
Learn to Play Canasta
Wednesdays, June 5, 12, 19 10:00 AM
Instructor Jacqui Palatnik
teaches Canasta skills.
Learn the strategies, se-
quences, and combinations
of this fun card game. Enjoy
the interaction of learning
to play with a partner.
(IN PERSON)
Sisters in the Wind...
the Road Less Traveled
Thursday, June 13 7:00 PM
Certain adventurous women chose a path to free-
dom and independence by riding bicycles and mo-
torcycles during the late 1800’s and early 1900’s.
Riding outed social conventions and women
could be outside without a male chaperon and
could exercise and travel freely in public for the
rst time. Strap on your helmet and join the “Sis-
ters in the Wind!” (ZOOM)
Tick and Tick-Borne Disease
Thursday, June 20 12:00 PM
Jerry Simons, PA-C, a member of the Medical
Advisory Panel of Stony Brook Southampton
Hospital’s Regional Tick-Borne Disease Resource
Center, and an Assistant Professor at Stony Brook
Medicine, will speak about the types of diseases
carried by local ticks, the symptoms, diagnostic
tests, prevention, and treatment options that are
available. (ZOOM)
Lectures, Technology, and Education
Please note: Registration is required.
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& Literacy
English Conversation Group /
Grupo de conversación en inglés
Thursdays at 7:00 PM and Saturdays at 11:00 AM
Come and practice spoken English in a relaxed atmosphere. Free, no reg-
istration required. Open to all adults, 18 and older. Group is led by Certi-
ed ESOL Instructor Mary Leming. (IN PERSON & GOTOMEETING)
Citizenship Help by Appointment /
Ciudadanía con cita
Are you studying for the Naturalization Exam? Call 631-473-0022
to make a personalized appointment for help with Certied ESOL
Instructor Mary Leming who can answer all of your questions!
(IN PERSON)
Make It! Arts, Crafts, and Cooking
Long Island Quilters
Mondays 1:00 PM
If you are a quilter, bring your sewing machine
and a project. If you are new to quilting and just
want to nd out more, stop in. Please call the
library or check the online calendar to conrm if
the group is meeting each week. No registration
necessary. (IN PERSON)
PJFL Mah Jongg Club
Fridays 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Due to popular demand, Mah Jongg is back!
Open to all levels of play. Please bring your
set of tiles to
the sessions
if you own
them. Reg-
istration is
required. (IN
PERSON)
Simply
Creative Chef Rob
Monday, May 6 2:00 PM
Enjoy Skillet Shrimp Fajitas made with a home-
made fajita seasoning, bell peppers and onions.
This is a meal that can be prepared in under 30
minutes. Turkey Taco Dip appetizer with tradi-
tional toppings will be served with crispy Tortilla
chips. (IN PERSON)
Mother’s Day Candle Set
Wednesday, May 8 6:30 PM
Make a homemade candle set that will be the
perfect gift for Mother’s Day. Learn about the
history of candle making and where wax comes
from. Choose from a variety of colors and em-
bellishments such as glitter, wax charms, decals
bags. (IN PERSON)
Watercolor Workshop
Thursday, May 16 6:30 PM
Artist Elaine Conner leads a hands-on intro
to watercolor painting. Learn some basics and
create a completed a painting. All materials pro-
vided. Elaine Conner is an award-winning paint-
er, photographer and designer. (IN PERSON)
Anchor Decor
Wednesday, May 22 12:00 PM
Using buttons and various nautical decor, create
a festive piece of art in the shape of an anchor.
Please note: one kit per library barcode.
(FACEBOOK)
Crochet Hexagon Sweater
Saturdays, June 1, 8 and 15
(Three Sessions) 2:00 PM
Sharon Barnes teaches how to crochet a beautiful
hexagon patterned sweater. Please note that this
is not an instructional class for beginners. You will
need approx. 1800 yards of size 3 good quality
yarn, and a size 8H or 9I Hook. (IN PERSON)
No-Bake Pies with the Baking Coach
Monday, June 3 2:00 PM
Make three different avors of no bake pies!
Take home a 4 inch round mini pie of each
avor: Vanilla Creme, Chocolate Creme and
Cheesecake. (IN PERSON)
Seashell Shadow Box
Wednesday, June 12 3:00 PM
Join us online to
create a summer
shadow box with
real seashells
and sand. Please
note: one kit per
library barcode.
(FACEBOOK)
Cricut Club
Wednesday, June 26 11:00 AM
Meet up every other month and learn about the
Cricut machine and software. A new project will
be taught each time we meet. Space is limited
so sign up early. (IN PERSON)
Summer Paint Night
Thursday, June 27 6:30 PM
Using acrylics and a 14x18 canvas, you will be
guided step-by-step in creating a painting per-
fect to decorate your house this summer!
(IN PERSON)
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Summer Reading Program 2024
Adventure Begins at
Your Library!
June 22 - August 10
Sign up online for a chance to win
prizes. For each book you read, you
can choose to enter a drawing for a
prize (all prizes will be listed on the
form). Stop at the Adult desk to pick
up your registration gift. Read three
books and receive a mystery prize.
Registration is required unless otherwise noted. PJFL cardholders may register for ALL “Make It”
programs beginning April 24. Outside library cardholders may register beginning May 1.
* Please note that online programs includes a pick-up kit and are ONLY ONE KIT PER LIBRARY BARCODE.
In person fees have been waived. Please do not register if you may not be able to attend. If you cancel, or do
not show up to three programs without informing us, you will be held from registering for future programs.
KAYAK TOUR
OF PJ HARBOR
with Paumanok Tours
Saturday, June 22 2:00 PM
Paddle along the shore and glimpse beautiful homes and wild-
life while watching the ferry pass by. $25 fee includes kayak
rental and 1 hour
tour, and is due
upon registration in
the form of a check
to Paumanok Tours.
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The Friends of the Port Jefferson Free LibraryThe Friends of the Port Jefferson Free Library
Enhancing the Library Community with Dedication & Donations
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Exhibitions & Displays
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Assistive
American Sign Language (ASL)
Interpreters:
An ASL Interpreter may be requested
for any program.
Braille Format:
The Library is able to transcribe any
library produced print material into braille.
If you are interested in either of the above services, contact
Erin Schaarschmidt at least two weeks in advance .
Andrew Heiskell Braille & Talking Books
Digital Magnier
Home Outreach Service
Music & Memory:
A personalized music therapy program
for those living with Alzheimer’s
disease and related dementias.
ReachDeck Toolbar
Reading Edge Scanner
Video Eye
ZoomText Magnier/Reader
THIS NEWSLETTER IS AVAILABLE IN LARGE PRINT
ONLINE OR FOR PICKUP AT REFERENCE.
Services
For more information on any of these services, please contact the Adult Reference Desk.
Ongoing
Check-Out Check-Out
Discounts Discounts
portjeibrary.org/discounts
Discounts with your PJFL card! Check back
often for added businesses.
Museum Passes
portjeibrary.org/museums
Museum Passes may be reserved online. We
have a large selection of FREE museum passes
available for adult PJFL cardholders.
Helping Hands- Social Workers
portjeibrary.org/helpinghands
Passport Acceptance Facility
portjeibrary.org/passport
Recycle Batteries, Cell Phones,
Eyeglasses, Markers
Veterans History Project
Technology
Charging Station
One-on-One Device Advice
Fax Service
$1.25 US | $3 Mexico & Canada per transmission.
We do NOT receive faxes.
Tech to Take Home
Chromebook Laptops
Games & Gadgets
portjeibrary.org/gamesandgadgets
Kindle Paperwhites:
Pre-loaded with popular titles
Mobile Hotspots:
Free WiFi at Home
3D Print Service
portjeibrary.org/3dprinter- $1 per hour
Featured Database
Scholastic Teachables
portjeibrary.org/homework
Download printable lesson plans, reading pas-
sages, games and puzzles, clip art, bulletin board
ideas, and skills sheets for kids in any grade.
por tjeibrary.org/accessibility
If you would like to display your work, please visit
portjeibrary.org/display or contact
Adult Services at 631-473-0022 .
Donation Guidelines
Books we DO ACCEPT: We welcome most book
genres-Adult Classics, Children’s and Young Adult
Books, Biographies and Memoirs, Business Books,
Cookbooks, Fiction (our bestselling category and the
books we need the most), Graphic Novels and Manga,
History and Politics, Home and Garden, Mysteries and
Thrillers, Parenting, Philosophy and Ethics, Photogra-
phy and Art, Poetry and Essays, Race and Gender, Re-
ligion and Spirituality, Self-Help and Personal Growth,
Book Book Shop Hours Shop Hours
Monday - Thursday: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Friday & Saturday:
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday: 1:00 - 5:00 PM
May & June Display Cases:
Altered Books by Dawn Radu
Science and Nature, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Sports, Travel (must be current), Theater and Film,
and Rare and Collectible Books.
Books we DO NOT ACCEPT: (because we are unable to sell them and will recycle them if donated):
Textbooks, Dictionaries, Encyclopedias and Study Guides, Outdated Reference Books, Professional
Books and Technology Books, Reader’s Digest Books and Time-Life Books.
100 Thompson Street • Port Jefferson, NY 11777
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The Library is glad to provide reasonable accommodations for patrons with special needs.
The PJFL does not discriminate in employment or the provision of services.
*By being a participant in our programs, your photo may be used in Library publicity*
Library Hours
John Grossman President
Christian Neubert Vice-President
Joseph D. Orono Financial Ocer
Nicole Connelly Secretary
Karyn Jensen Trustee
Nancy Loddigs Trustee
Kristen Reilly Trustee
Jenny Bloom Director
Nikki McGrath Newsletter
Board of Trustees
Wheelchair
Accessible
Personal
Listening
Systems
Main Library
Monday - Thursday
Friday - Saturday
Teen Center
Monday - Thursday
Friday
Saturday
631-473-0022
9:30 AM - 9:00 PM
9:30 AM - 5:00 PM
631-509-5707
10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
9:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Printed on environmentally
friendly paper
Board of Trustees Meetings
Monday, May 20 5:00 PM
Monday, June 17 5:00 PM
Library Closed
Sunday, May 12 Mother’s Day
Sunday, May 26 Memorial Day
Monday, May 27 Memorial Day
Craft Swap: Thank You!
Thanks to our generous donors who provided an
assortment of amazing craft materials to our annual
Craft Swap. You made so many of your fellow craft-
ers very happy. Keep an eye out as we celebrate Craft
Month next March with an all new Swap.
One-on-one appointments with our social worker are available over
the phone. Schedule an appointment to receive individual and con-
dential support, and assistance. No issue is too large or too small,
and support is available for all ages.
Visit portjefibrary.org/helpinghands for more
information and to make an appointment!
TUESDAYS: Go online to make an appointment today
Sunday Hours: 1:00 - 5:00 PM
CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY- LABOR DAY
Donate to the PJFL!
THANK YOU
Thanks to Amy Lund for making
our beautiful new front reading
room curtains.
Thanks to the Port Jefferson Lions
Club for their generous donation
to the Library.
SRP Kick-Off: Petra Zany SRP Kick-Off: Petra Zany
Adventure TeamAdventure Team
Saturday, June 22 1:00 PM
Families of children 4 years and up
Ready for adventure? Who has the biggest feet in the forest? Can Mr Frownypants
ever get back to his home planet? How many kids does it take to defeat an evil
cheese? Discover the answers with the Zany Adventure Team, a ventriloquist show
for the whole family, featur-
ing comedy, illusions, music,
audience participation and a
cast of zany Characters. Star-
ring: Adventure Duck, Mighty
Mouth Toucan, Big Feet, Baby
Gouda and Mr Frownypants.
Registration is required.
Long Island Ducks GameLong Island Ducks Game
Saturday, June 22     6:35 PM
Start your summer season off with a night of baseball and reworks. The
Long Island Ducks take on the Hagerstown Flying Boxcars. Tickets are $10
each and will be available forpick-up at the Library prior to the game.
In person registration is required and payment must be made at time of
registration at Adult Services Desk. NO REFUNDS will be given.
Transportation to Faireld Properties
Ballpark (3 Court House Dr, Central Islip,
NY 11722) is not provided. The Library is
not responsible for accommodating rain
dates or cancellation of the game.