The children's section is lackluster. I'm originally from Town of Huntington, which had a robust…read morechildren's section. Smithtown Commack branch children's section is often cramped and noisy. They have a less robust selection of books to choose from compared to the Town of Huntington Commack Library. Many of the available toys are outdated/missing pieces. The summer reading program could be improved as well. The children aren't able to earn as frequently as they did in the past. Rather than having an opportunity to earn a large prize through raffle tickets at the end of an 8 week program, young children would benefit more from immediate reinforcement, such as a sticker to choose from after reading a certain number of books. Hoping improvements are made in the future. Will continue to use the Town of Huntington location to at least take out books until improvements are made.

Surprised reading some of the comments here. Have been coming here for years. They routinely…read moreinterloan material for me and are very pleasant.

The staff was so kind and helpful, they went out of their way to make me feel at ease when they saw…read moreI was struggling with my toddler. They let me know it's not a hush establishment and gave my little one a craft and a cookie to help calm him down. A wonderful child friendly place with a huge assortment of books for kids. Thank you for giving this mama a welcoming experience. Edit: I just saw the one star review and wanted to add yes it is a small library. And more than half of the space is dedicated to children and young teens. To expect to be able to go work there in silence is silly to be frank. Go buy a coffee at a Starbucks and work there if you want someplace more adult or quiet you cheap f#c&

They are open again! They have a great collection of books that we missed during COVID. Buying…read morebooks on amazon doesn't hold a candle to going in and look around and finding something! The staff here is great as well!!!!

Stamp #7 on my Suffolk County Public Libraries 2023 Summer Tour…read more Growing up in the area, this lovely library was the main ONE of the four that my family frequented. The Smithtown Library also has three smaller branches (Kings Park, Commack and Nesconset) under it. It has changed quite a bit since I was a kid, but it such a beautiful way. For me it personally it brought back so many fond memories! This Library (And the Kings Park branch) helped opened my world to wonder, curiosity and discovery. EVERYONE should be so lucky!! I recommend "checking out" this public library. You'll be in for a treat.

Fantastic heritage and memories from my childhood in the 1970s and 80s…read moreIt is where I did my first summer reading program in 1972. We also would watch movies in the basement. I have visited many times over the years and it has always been inspiring.

Library in Greenlawn with event of a flower show exhibit on display. The library is on Broadway on…read morethe West side of the street. When coming in there is a circle area with a few parking spots. This visit saw Fall scarecrows in front and some garden flowers neatly trimmed with signage noting deGrootDesignsInc. Walking to the other side one sees impressively how big and long the building(s) are. Coming in at the Main (see pix) there are librarians at the book desk who pleasantly directed us to follow the others and the signs to the Centerport Garden Clubs 2023 Flower show within. (see review). Through and around we found it near the circle entrance we had parked at. Entering was a cute cubical display of Witch paraphernalia along with a book of course titled Son of a Witch, a welcoming teddy bear by the Friends little book shop and a sign of special thanks, listing the local merchants who support them. Displays at and on the stage entrance had smooth clean floors and well taped down wires near the steps. In one of the back rooms was a hospitality room with tables chairs and snacks for those to share or purchase. I met Kate a lovely and helpful member of the flower club who shared how much combined work and effort was involved in the set ups and displays. This is a true example of "Many hands make light work" and also maybe not so light work, to see the polished efforts of how everything in the library was so nice. P.S. this included the bathroom for Women (see pix) which was clean and pleasantly decorated. It is worth the visit.

Great library. Attended a friend's art show. Strolled around library. Entered through the front and…read moreenjoyed viewing all the historic memorabilia hanging on the walls.

As far as libraries go this one is pretty good. It's recently renovated and has lots of room for…read moreyou to sit and find somewhere to read/study, up to date computers, and a great calendar of events. They also have an extensive online library

This is a cozy, quiet library with great amenities, ranging from comfortable leather chairs to…read moretutorial rooms. I e never seen one with a cafe, chess set, and all sorts of interesting things. It's even got a teen center, computers, and reading club. I look forward to coming back given the parking lot and playground pursue in the back. This is a gem even if it doesn't have a large conference room for meetings.

Great library ! Everyone super friendly and helpful Quite…read moreenvironment! Loved coming here

Beautiful library with plenty of parking and excellent resources. They also have a great auditorium…read morespace that's perfect for community events. Overall, a wonderful asset to the Brentwood community!

This place looks way better than it did when I was a kid going there. They hooked it up made it…read morenice with a lot of computers 3 floors with lots of space up to date books and different classes and programs.

I love the the selection of DVDs. They are very helpful there and they have a wonderful staff at…read moreboth libraries definitely would recommend.

I needed to print something on the run, so I stopped in…read more I haven't visited in many years. There are now three floors, and it is incredibly spacious. The layout is visually pleasing and highly functional. Gaining computer access on the main level was simple, and the employees were polite and professional. Very nice. You do not need a library card. There are plenty of computers available. You can use the computer for one hour. If you need additional time, you can visit with the circulation desk staff. There are also a few other computers you can use for longer periods of time by request. The internet speed was fastidious and they only charge ten cents a page to print. You can even do double sided printing to minimize costs if you need to. I decided to take a look around, as the library was so different than it used to be. There are large windows letting in a great deal of light, many photocopying machines, a fax, scanner, and books galore. There are lots of quiet study areas, and plenty of tables to work at. The downstairs area is for children with many cute displays, and the upper level has a lot of desks to utilize. The restroom was clean and well stocked with hand soap, toilet paper and paper towels. Parking was ample. The lot is large with many spots. The library is very easy to see from the road, and there are clearly marked signs for parking. My only complaint was there was a man on one of the computers all the way to the left, looking at porn. No one else seemed phased by this, but children visit the library. Come on! Overall a good experience. It's nice to see how far the library has come.

80 credits from this college...you can take it to any SUNY school. Brentwood campus has better…read morefaculty then selden. selden has a nice campus but shitty parking. If you want girls Go to SELDEN!!! no joke 8 out of 10 girls their are stunning, I wonder whats in the drinking water out east.

I had a great experience taking a Solar Panel Installation course. I learned a lot and the…read moreinstructor Brian K. was very thorough, pleasant, funny and helpful. Even though I'm not in that field anymore due to the physical nature of it, I felt that it was a very pleasant, inclusive class. Where my opinion of Suffolk sours dramatically is when I took an Electrical Assembly with an instructor David E. I am really new to soldering and I expected more professionalism. Instead, he complained that we students are giving him a headache. One time, I was taking a pen out and he came over and asked what I'm taking out of my bag. It was a pen. It was just very inappropriate. He would just make passive aggressive comments and it was very hard to work with him. I've never soldered before so of course I'm going to make mistakes. I need constructive feedback not sarcasm. Terrible instructor.