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Entertainment events this week in Suffolk County: Nov. 10-16

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The Smithtown Library Kings Park, Building | The Smithtown Library Website

The Smithtown Library Kings Park, Building | The Smithtown Library Website

Catch the best entertainment Suffolk County has to offer this week. The following entertainment events are scheduled to take place this week.

Monday, Nov. 11

Event: Adult Games

Babylon Public Library

1-4 pm

Tuesday, Nov. 12

Event: Killer Reads Book Discussion Group - The Only One Left

The Smithtown Library - Kings Park Branch

11 am-12 pm

Event: Stitch & Chat Needlecraft Circle

Babylon Public Library

11 am-12:30 pm

Event: Art Group

The Smithtown Library

12-2:15 pm

Event: Art Group

The Smithtown Library - Kings Park Branch

12-2:15 pm

Wednesday, Nov. 13

Event: Game Day

The Smithtown Library - Commack Building

12-2:30 pm

Event: Teens Dungeons & Dragons

Babylon Public Library

5:30-7:30 pm

Thursday, Nov. 14

Event: All Abilities Bingo

The Smithtown Library - Commack Building

10-11 am

Event: Thursday Movie of the Week - Hard Miles

The Smithtown Library - Commack Building

1:30-4 pm

Event: Friend's Book Sale

Babylon Public Library

4-7:30 pm

Event: Game Night

The Smithtown Library - Kings Park Branch

6:30-8:30 pm

Event: Game Night

The Smithtown Library

6:33-8:30 pm

Friday, Nov. 15

Event: Friend's Book Sale

Babylon Public Library

10 am-4:30 pm

Event: Game Day

The Smithtown Library

11 am-1:30 pm

Event: Friday Movie of the Week - Trap

The Smithtown Library - Kings Park Branch

2:15-4:45 pm

Event: STEAM Buddies Volunteers

The Smithtown Library - Commack Building

4-5 pm

Saturday, Nov. 16

Event: Friend's Book Sale

Babylon Public Library

10 am-4:30 pm

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