Copiague Memorial Library

Decent local library with a rather nice children's section. Came here to check out the children's area with our toddler and was not disappointed. They have plenty of toys and sensory items for them to play with. They also have a little puppet area and a large computer section. The children's area is fully separate from the main library, which is nice.

My son is autistic, I always carry him, but today a worker approached him to tell him that he can't scream. I understand that it is not good, for that reason I was calming my son, children with autism have the right to inclusion and can be everywhere, but she did not approach in a good way, I know that she has worked with children with autism, that's why I did not understand her stupid reaction... THE COPIAGUE LIBRARY HAS NO INCLUSION...

Went there in our library tour. Beautiful library and staff. Warm and welcoming. We absolutely loved their children's section ❤️

Every since they put up the train table with wooden tracks, we started coming here with my toddler more often 😆 yes because of the trains. Our Lindenhurst Library has a tiny kids toys area (although updated) it quickly gets too crowded.

It just occurred to me today that after all the years I’ve been raving about CPL, I never took the time to formally write a review—so here it is. Since I moved to the island in 2002, I’ve been amazed by CPL’s offerings. Back then, their movie selection rivaled Blockbuster (look it up if you’re too young!). Fast-forward to today, and CPL has become an integral part of my family’s life. I regularly check out items like projectors and hotspots through the Library of Things. For my daughter’s birthday one year, I borrowed a yard sign, games, activities, a projector, and a screen—everything needed to throw an unforgettable party. The Empire Passport has given my family access to local beaches, and we’ve used the museum passes countless times. Just today, we visited the Vanderbilt Museum, and t