121 Larchmont Avenue
Larchmont, NY 10538
(914) 834-2281 Fax: (914) 834-0351
larchmontlibrary@hotmail.com
Exhibits, Adult and Children's Schedules. Brochure of events celebrating the new Burchell Children's Room (requires Acrobat Reader)
The Library will be closed Labor Day weekend September 4, 5 & 6.
Attention iPhone, iTouch users! Looking for a way to search the catalog, place holds, and review your account using your Apple device? Now there's an app for that. It's called Bookmyne and you can get it for free from the App Store.
FAST! EASY. Try our new self–checkout machine, located on the front desk. All you need to do is scan your library card and the Larchmont Public Library barcode of each book (sorry, no dvds, videos, cds or audiobooks) you want to check out. Press "done" on the touchscreen and it will print out a receipt with your due dates.
Not getting enough culture at the Library? Hard as that is to believe, it is now possible to get more and at a reasonable price. Thanks to the Friends of the Larchmont Public Library, Larchmont Library cardholders can now sign up for free or reduced admission to 12 local museums ranging from the Guggenheim to the Discovery Museum and Planetarium in beautiful Bridgeport, CT. See the Museum Pass FAQ for details.
Do you know about the plans for the Children's Room renovation? Go to the aptly named Children's Room Renovation page to learn why we're doing this, who is involved, what is involved and how you can help. We've also created a blog (http://larchmontkids.blogspot.com), where you can keep track of the latest developments. Go to the blog to see some preliminary drawings.
Don't be shy. If you are having problems with the new catalog system, let us know. We can't get the system to fix problems unless we know about them. You can email us at larchmontlibrary@hotmail.com, use the eLibrarian page, or call us at 834-2281 (ask for reference).
Approximately 8% of the households in our service area responded to our survey. You can view the results using three methods: as a web page (requires Internet Explorer); as a PowerPoint presentation (requires PowerPoint); or as a .pdf file (requires Acrobat Reader).
If you don't have Microsoft's PowerPoint, you can use OpenOffice's Presentation. OpenOffice is a free suite of programs available for download at www.openoffice.org. Acrobat Reader is free download from www.adobe.com.
