Event List

Have you ever looked at the transporter in Star Trek or the rotating, artificial gravity spaceship in 2001: A Space Odyssey and wondered “Is that actually possible?” We have all been enthralled by the imaginings of Arthur C.

Join librarians to view old footage from the LTV archives and give your thoughts!

For High School Students

Last year marked the 100th anniversary of the publication of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, a classic of American Literature that many think deepens in significance with repeated readings.

How do artists paint their inner visions and spirituality? This workshop celebrates  Swedish artist Hilma af Klint, now widely recognized as the first abstract painter in the West.

Butterflies, birds and the other pollinators need host plants for nectar, food and lodging. By introducing three seasons of key pollinator plants into your garden, you can create a pollinator-friendly habitat in your front and back yard.

Join us for a book signing with Dr. Elisa Port, Chief of Breast Surgery at Mount Sinai and one of the nation’s most trusted voices on breast cancer risk, screening, and treatment. Dr.

East Hampton and its surroundings have long been home to some of America’s most iconic gardens including Grey Gardens, The Creeks, and the many Woodhouse gardens.

MAGNETIC  FIELDS: Mildred Thompson Workshop

Are you a fan of video oddities? Want to see some meme-worthy content? Care to catch a glimpse of East Hampton’s past? Or maybe even see someone you know? Then join us for the second annual LTV Archives Watch Party! What’s LTV?

In honor of the sesquicentennial, former lawyers, now librarians Mara Zonderman and Terry Lucas will host a series of 8 Zooms beginning in January, about the history and relevance of the Bill of Rights and its role in the founding of the country.

Confused about Medicare? You’re not alone! Independent Senior Insurance Coordinator Norma Fioravante is hosting an open Q&A session to help older adults navigate their insurance options.

Alastair Gordon’s talk will trace the history of the modern movement--both art and architecture--on eastern Long Island as chronicled in his groundbreaking book, Weekend Utopia: Modern Living in the Hamptons.

In honor of the sesquicentennial, former lawyers, now librarians Mara Zonderman and Terry Lucas will host a series of 8 Zooms beginning in January, about the history and relevance of the Bill of Rights and its role in the founding of the country.

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a major chronic immune-mediated neurological disorder that is on the rise.  It particularly affects young adults.  Dr.

Meet some of our local reptile and amphibian neighbors like the Eastern Box Turtle, Snapping
Turtle, Milk Snake, Eastern Tiger Salamander and Gray Tree Frog. Learn about their unique

Join Hamptons Observatory at the East Hampton Library for a free, in-person lecture: “How to Choose and Use Your Telescope.” 

Meet some feathered friends from the Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center and listen to stories about how they live on the East End of Long Island.

Probate, Taxes & Asset Protection 101: 

presented by Burner Prudenti Law, P.C.

Join Group for the East End staff member, Jennifer Skilbred, to learn all about the magnificent ospreys that visit East Hampton and the East End every spring and summer.

Chronic kidney disease is a progressive, long-term condition where damaged kidneys cannot adequately filter waste from the blood, often leading to waste buildup and other health issues.  Dr.

The Reverend Thomas James: beloved minister of East Hampton’s first church - or Christian nationalist zealot? Between these extremes existed the man who came to the New World in search of religious freedom, but found that freedom

In honor of the sesquicentennial, former lawyers, now librarians Mara Zonderman and Terry Lucas will host a series of 8 Zooms beginning in January, about the history and relevance of the Bill of Rights and its role in the founding of the country.

In honor of the sesquicentennial, former lawyers, now librarians Mara Zonderman and Terry Lucas will host a series of 8 Zooms beginning in January, about the history and relevance of the Bill of Rights and its role in the founding of the country.

A panel discussion with beloved local farmers from Amber Waves and Balsam Farms, focused on our agricultural reawakening.