New 'Polar Express'-themed holiday pop-up opening on LI

Long Island hosts festive pop-ups, offering holiday experiences and photo opportunities.

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Upcoming Events

Beginners Knitting with Edye R

Nov10

Knitting is returning to the Jericho Library. Edye is coming back to host a Tuesday night knitting group…bring your current WIP (work in progress) or a pair of size US 8 (5mm) knitting needles and a skein of a light colored worsted weight yarn. She will teach you as a beginner or assist those with more experience along the way. While the group will occasionally have the choice to work on a specific project, knitters will be free to explore their interests. Put your phones away and enjoy some social craft time

Where

Jericho Public Library

1 Merry Ln.

Jericho, NY

Phone

516-935-6790

Price

$30 (8 sessions)

Veteran's Day Ceremony

Nov11

Please join us in honoring our great Veterans with the event commencing at 10:45 on the front lawn of New Hyde Park Village Hall

Where

New Hyde Park Village Hall

1420 Jericho Tpke.

New Hyde Park, NY

Phone

516-354-0022

Price

free

Virtual: Silver Scribblers: Creative Writing Workshop

Nov11

Everyone has a story to tell -- what’s yours? Join Silver Scribblers, the library’s creative writing group designed especially for older adults who love words, memories, and imagination. Whether you’re jotting down family stories, crafting poetry, or exploring new forms of writing, this friendly group offers encouragement, inspiration, and a welcoming space to share your voice.

Where

Jericho Public Library

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Phone

516-935-6790

Price

free

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