Week Calendar

Although the title is “advanced” we cater to all levels of players, and beginners are encouraged to attend due to the engaging listening sessions and conversations we incorporate each week.

Simply Stronger with Mindy Vasta

Learn how to build muscular strength and endurance safely and effectively, improving posture and slowing bone loss. 

Dancercise with Carol Rodriguez

Lose inches while having fun dancing.

Self medical clearance is required.  

Join Family Center for Book-A-Treat where there are more treats than tricks! Child must be present to receive a brand new book! While supplies last. 

Kettlebell Circuit Exercise Classes with Maria Ende

In these Kettlebell Circuit classes, you will learn foundational moves and hand grips, build your strength and muscle definition, improve your cardiorespiratory f

Newborn - 17 months with accompany adult. Come join A Time for Kids, Inc. as we introduce our littlest learners to the wonderful world of library programs!

In this weekly lesson students will learn basic skills and beyond. Subjects covered will include the physical properties of the instrument, how to interpret and read tablature and chord boxes, and how to play 2 to 4 chord songs.

To meet 

The course is designed to provide students with the necessary English skills to function in an English speaking country.

Ages 18 months to 5 years with an accompanying adult. This program features a mixture of stories, crafts and musical activities. For safety reasons, no younger or older siblings.

Ages 6 months to 5 years old with accompanying adult(s). Clap your hands! Stomp your feet! Wiggle to the beat in this lively music & movement program!

Pilates with Karen Cipolla

Pilates is a flowing sequence of exercises designed to stretch and strengthen muscles without adding bulk.

Have you ever wanted to join a Canasta game but didn’t know how to play? Here’s your chance!

To help individuals of all abilities to reach their full potential and thrive in their communities.

Have you ever wanted to join a Canasta game but didn’t know how to play? Here’s your chance!

A fellowship of individuals who through shared experience, strength and hope are recovering from compulsive overeating and other eating disorders.

Ages 3-5. This program is intended for children who are able to separate from their caregivers.

Activfit Exercise Classes with Mindy Vasta

**Registration is required. 

**POB residents may register using their POB Library card beginning August 26

Vinyasa Flow Yoga

Karin Fuscaldo will lead you seamlessly through a string of poses.

Conducting research to better meet health equity needs on Long Island.

Floor, Core and More with Mindy Vasta

Strengthen your core by performing abdominal and back exercises.  Become stronger, improve alignment and flexibility by safely stretching all muscle groups.  Han

Grades 5-12.  Tweens and teens will learn how to properly stick, dip, and decorate apples.  Seasonal sprinkles, colored chocolate, and candies will be used to make this delicious treat.

Welcome to Open Game Day. Please bring your own game and your group of four; we will supply a well lit room with a standard card table and chairs. One table per group. One reservation per POB resident.

To read and review books

To meet.

Tai Chi with Linda Cafiero

An ancient Chinese exercise to promote health and longevity through gentle, flowing movements.

Chair Yoga Exercise Classes (Gentle Yoga, Stretch, Strengthening with Chair as Prop) with Carol Leitner 

This class is for both beginners and those with some experience.

Book Chats with Anna Katsavos- The Emperor of Gladness by Ocean Vuong

Attend in-person or register below to attend via Zoom. 

To meet and plan future events.

Grades K-4. Each child will make two pens, pencils, or stylus pens and will learn how to put them together after they have picked the beads they like.

Our friend, Pauley the Plant Man, discusses how the gardens of the 1990's and 2000's differ from today’s gardens, highlighting the styles, preferences, and plant choices that define contemporary gardens. He will bring nine plants that

To meet and plan.

Before he and Oscar Hammerstein II revolutionized musicals, Richard Rodgers’ partnership with Lorenz Hart created a rich tapestry of musical comedies. These shows are filled with songs that have become standards of the American Songbook.

A new Dr. Frankenstein returns to Transylvania and takes up where his grandfather left off, getting his assistant to rustle up body parts of the recently deceased in order to create a perfect human being.

In November 1975, a suitable new exit for the New Sacristy museum in San Lorenzo, Florence was being sought. The museum’s director instructed a restorer to carry out cleaning tests in a narrow corridor beneath the apse of the New Sacristy.

From the soulful melodies of “Saturday in the Park” to the electrifying rhythms of “25 or 6 to 4,” get ready to experience the unmistakable fusion of rock, jazz, and blues that made Chicago one of the greatest bands in history, as tribute

Grades 5-12. In this workshop, each tween and teen will make two pens, pencils, or stylus pens.  Students will pick out the beads that they like and they will learn how to assemble the components.

Grades K-4. Join us on this fun adventure to learn how to paint your very own ceramic step by step! 

Grades K-4. Join us for a spooktacular time to paint your own Frankenstein ceramic that will be frankly so much fun!

Welcome to Open Game Night. Please bring your own game and your group of four; we will supply a well lit room with a standard card table and chairs. One table per group. One reservation per POB resident.

Members Meeting

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Support for Al-Anon

To meet and plan.

Learn and practice a simple set of living skills which encourage and improve personal growth.