Week Calendar

Calling all toddlers! Come down and enjoy books, songs, rhymes, and fingerplays chosen for your toddler! Hip, Hip Hooray!

Join My Gym for fitness fun using music, songs, puppets and more! Your child will learn basic tumbling skills and spotting techniques while strengthening gross and fine motor skills.

The English as a Second Language Vocational Program is designed to empower non-native English speakers with the language proficiency and practical communication skills needed for success in the workplace.

Registration for these classes is limited to two Copiague Library cards per person. A non-refundable fee of $2.00 for each class in the series is due at registration. 

Children will listen to Mother Goose Rhymes with finger puppet play and dance to songs in English and Spanish. All are welcome!

The English as a Second Language Vocational Program is designed to empower non-native English speakers with the language proficiency and practical communication skills needed for success in the workplace.

Please make an appointment between 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM.

It’s never too early to introduce your little one to science.

Registration for these classes is limited to two Copiague Library cards per person. A non-refundable fee of $2.00 for each class in the series is due at registration. 

Registration for these classes is limited to two Copiague Library cards per person. A non-refundable fee of $2.00 for each class in the series is due at registration. 

Registration for these classes is limited to two Copiague Library cards per person. A non-refundable fee of $2.00 for each class in the series is due at registration.

These programs are for patrons 18 years and older with sensory issues, those on the autism spectrum or those who have other specific needs. Caregivers are encouraged to attend these programs with patrons.

The program is presented by Family & Children’s Association and AARP Long Island.  Mental Health First Aid is a course that teaches you how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental illnesses and substance use disorders.

Registration for these classes is limited to two Copiague Library cards per person. A non-refundable fee of $2.00 for each class in the series is due at registration.

Are you a Veteran? Unsure of what benefits you are entitled to? Need information on any benefits? Then come to the Library and see an Outreach Specialist from the Nassau Veterans Center.

Come with your group to play any game of your choice.

Zumba is a way to exercise that involves cardio and Latin-inspired dance. Instructor Lori Lim will be here for this 5 session class to teach your child how to keep fit with Zumba!
 

Join us as we learn from a representative from Willing Hearts, Helpful Hands about aging in place. Aging in place is the practice of staying in your own home as you grow older, and it’s becoming more and more popular.

Stop by and create a custom pet tag for your favorite pet! No registration required. Can't make it? Book a one on one appointment. / Pase por la libreria y cree una etiquetta con nombre para su mascota! No puede venir? haga una cita.

National Voter Registration Day is September 17. Have you moved? Had a name change? Turning 18 before November’s Election Day? These are all great reasons to register to vote.

Canasta combines elements of Bridge and Rummy. This game is easy to learn, especially for players of these games. Join instructor Donna Miller-Small for this fun series to get you started.

Your child will try snacks from around the globe! Children will vote on our favorite snack at the end of each program!

Who is the UNO master? In this program we will show children how UNO is played and let them play against friends.
 

Crash! Poof! Boom! Children are natural scientists! In this program your child will learn a scientific concept and do an experiment.

The Flash
2hrs 24mins (PG-13)

Únete a nuestro grupo de mujeres y has nuevas amigas.  Tendremos oradores para informar a nuestro grupo sobre finanzas, salud, apoyo, y otros temas.  En cada encuentro se ofrecerán diferentes manualidades. 

Learn English through the Western Suffolk BOCES Adult Literacy program at the Library. To register please call BOCES 631-667-6000 ext. 327.

Turn ordinary Jenga wooden block pieces into the perfect back yard luminary. Join Lily to create this unique work of art. Please bring a paint brush, glue gun and plenty of glue sticks.

Do you like tuna? If so, join Anthony Garcia from Cornell Cooperative Extension as he shows you how to prepare healthy options using the chicken of the sea.

The Friends of the Copiague Library is an independent, not-for-profit organization that holds various fundraising events throughout the year in order to enhance library resources and programs.

Learn English through the Western Suffolk BOCES Adult Literacy program at the Library. To register please call BOCES 631-667-6000 ext. 327.

One hundred years ago, British archaeologist Howard Carter unearthed a legend and today we are still piecing together new revelations. Who was this boy king, why is he so famous and what are the mysteries and superstitions surrounding him?

Learn what community service opportunities our Library offers each year for students in Grades 6 and up. Teens must attend the entire session to earn their first hour of community service.

Registration for these classes is limited to two Copiague Library cards per person. A non-refundable fee of $2.00 for each class in the series is due at registration. 

Dr. Keith Durante, a top-of-the-line surgeon, loving husband and father of three, always thought he’d write a book. He just never believed it would be about grief, grief recovery, forgiveness and the magic of Uganda.