Week Calendar

Join teachers from the Adult Learning Center for this English as a Second Language series. 

This beginner/intermediate class meets every Wednesday and Thursday mornings from 9:30-12:30pm. 

Dance your way to fitness with instructor Barbara Prince in this high energy exercise class. 

Registration required.

Join teachers from the Adult Learning Center for this English as a Second Language series. 

This beginner/intermediate class meets every Wednesday and Thursday mornings from 9:30-12:30pm. 

This popular Chair Yoga class focuses on a full-body practice and will help strengthen your nervous system and reduce stress and stiffness. Kathleen Regan has been teaching yoga since 1993, and she has been practicing for even longe

Your baby has A LOT to say! Toddlers too!

With just a few easy-to-learn American Sign Language signs, start communicating with your preverbal baby or toddler today!

This Hatha yoga class is designed to strengthen and lengthen your muscles and free your mind. Instructor Stephanie Durso will guide you into each pose and provide alignment cues for holding the pose and breathing deeply.

Build strength and flexibility along with a calmer mind in this accessible yoga for every body with Miriam Abrahams. Using a combination of seated and standing positions, you’ll learn balance, breathing, and focus.

Your 2 to 5 year old will have lots of fun in this music & movement program using puppets, instruments, finger play and dancing to encourage socialization and healthy expelling of energy.

Stories, games, and other activities help kids develop their fine and gross motor skills. They also learn social skills and preschool readiness skills including sharing, listening, focusing, and participating.

Join us to decorate a small glass cutting board with Thanksgiving or Fall images.  

Registration Required.

This class is held at multiple branches, please register for only ONE class.

Come join for a highly social and interactive baby music class that introduces rhythm, tone, melody, and movement. Kids and parents will sing, dance, explore instruments, and learn from one another as they fall in love with music.

Lori is live in the Auditorium!

Come hang out while squishing, smooshing, rolling and flattening homemade play dough! When a child uses play dough, they build strength in their hands and increase fine motor skills.

Do you play Canasta and want to meet other community members who play? Join us on Wednesdays at 11:00am in the Library Auditorium! Practice your skills and have fun while you do it.

Do you play Mah Jongg and want to meet other community members who play? Join us on Wednesdays at 11:00am in the Library Auditorium! Practice your skills and have fun while you do it.

Do you love gardening and want to meet others in your community who love gardening too? Join our LB Gardening Club to discuss all things gardening! Promoting the love of gardening one seed at a time.

Looking for a job and need some help with your resume? Book a 30-minute appointment with Lenora, a LBPL reference librarian with training on job search help and resume assistance.

Looking for a job and need some help with your resume? Book a 30-minute appointment with Lenora, a LBPL reference librarian with training on job search help and resume assistance.

Need some help reading or listening to digital books?

Drop in for one-on-one assistance from Library Director Tara on using Libby, your Kindle, or another device for reading and listening to digital books.

Kate Carter, a retired tornado-chaser and meteorologist, is persuaded to return to Oklahoma to work with a new team and new technologies.

Action, 2024, PG-13, 2hr 2min

Paint along with instructor Joan Lazarus as you create a painting of a cardinal amongst the birch trees. Please note there is a $10 materials fee for this program payable to the instructor on the day of the program.

Join published author and creative writing teacher Marc DeSantis as you explore techniques to enhance your writing abilities! Please bring any works in progress  and writing supplies.

Join us for a double feature of films by director Alfred Hitchcock.

The Lady Vanishes 
Drama, 1938, PG, 1hr 37min

Nonprofit 

Stress got you down? Got a bad case of the Sunday scaries?

Create your very own bullet journals to organize your thoughts and tackle that to-do list!

Do you love baseball & basketball?

This moving documentary follows two Iraq veterans, Tom Voss and Anthony Anderson, both tormented by depression for years after they returned home and pushed to the edge of suicide.

Do you have questions about your computer or laptop? Want to learn more about Zoom, streaming movies, or downloading ebooks to your device?

Join Joyce Poupko, a Medicare advisor and insurance specialist for the senior population, for an informational program designed for current and soon-to-be Medicare recipients about the open enrollment period, changes to Medicare, and how to sign u

Join us to decorate a small glass cutting board with Thanksgiving or Fall images.  

Registration Required.

This class is held at multiple branches, please register for only ONE class.

We are pleased to present the LBPL's Historical Fiction Book Club, led by librarian Jakea Williamson. This is an in-person program taking place on the 2nd floor of the Library.

Children will discover the beauty of Shabbat through a thrilling storytime, a live Shabbat demo, a themed sensory bin and craft!

Mark your calendars and join the festive fun!

For ages 2-8

Join us at the West End Branch of the Long Beach Library for this beginner-friendly Chair Yoga class. With gentle instruction by Librarian Nicole, together we will build strength, flexibility and mental well-being.

An Irish immigrant lands in 1950s Brooklyn, where she quickly falls into a romance with a local. When her past catches up with her, however, she must choose between two countries and the lives that exist within.

Join Miss Tanya for more Messy Art!

We'll be using paint, glass marbles and cardboard boxes to create our own works of unique art on canvas. So remember to dress for a mess!

Tune in for a special conversation with New York Times bestselling author Javier Zamora as he chats with us about his riveting tale of survival and perseverance as told in his award-winning memoir Solito.  

Join Miss Tanya to draw and/or color in this hands-on, free-form class.

Create your own mini scrapbooks. Mini scrapbooks, stickers, and scrapbook materials will be supplied. Feel free to bring any stickers and photos! Snacks provided!

Come and build your amazing creations with a group of like-minded children and tweens. Get inspired using Lego pieces from our extensive collection. 

Increase strength, flexibility, and balance through an engaging Pilates class taught by Pat Cappeto.

Empire Safety Council is offering a 2-day, 6-hour defensive driving course in person at Long Beach Public Library on

Come join West End Arts for refreshments and see the artwork of Michele Hutler and Kathleen Regan!

Calling all poets, spoken word artists, lyricists, and songwriters!  Welcome to Long Beach Library's Unplugged Open Mic Night, hosted by Nassau County Poet Laureate Emeritus 2022-2024, Paula Curci, and

Fall in love with these swoon-worthy romance books! This month, join us for a talk about Kate Goldbeck's You, Again, at our West End Branch.

This month, join us for true crime discussion of Erik Larson's, The Devil in the White City.

The Long Beach Friends of the Library is a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to fundraising which enhances programs and services at the Long Beach Public Library.

Join us to embroider a festive snowman.  Basic hand sewing / embroidery skills are required to complete this craft.

Share your love of vinyl with fellow collectors! This month's theme is DUETS.

Author, publishing consultant, and former bookstore owner, Carol Hoenig, will discuss her latest novel, Before She was a Finley, a prequel to her award-winning novel, Without Grace.

Come perform five minutes of standup comedy, play an instrument, sing, or recite poetry at our West End Open Mic! 

(For Adults, 18+)

Hosted by librarian Ron Carroll