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The Wall Street Journal Has Arrived… Digitally!

The Wall Street Journal Has Arrived… Digitally!
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Over the years, many of you have inquired about gaining digital access to the WSJ from your phones, laptops and tablets. Well, we have good news- thanks to the Friends of the Larchmont Library, Larchmont Library cardholders can now read the WSJ from home (or anywhere) on their device!
  • Please click on eBooks, etc. above- to get WSJ online access.
  • You can also scroll down to our Online Library and click on the link for the WSJ.
  • You will be prompted to create an account and password. Once your account has been created, moving forward, you will need to log-in every three days to continue access.
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Storm King Art Center Reopens on April 1st

Storm King Art Center Reopens on April 1st
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The sun has made a comeback… let’s hope it stays! With warmer days ahead, we are happy to announce that the Storm King Art Center will be reopening on April 1st. The Larchmont Library has a museum pass available for Storm King which, like our other passes, can be booked up to 45 days in advance!

If you’re looking to experience a museum (with an added bonus of fresh air) we also have passes for The Greenburgh Nature Center, The Stamford Museum & Nature Center, Stone Barns and the Mohonk Preserve.Read More Read More

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Volunteering at the Library- An Update

Volunteering at the Library- An Update
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Our adult volunteer program is an excellent way for people to stay connected to the library while also helping us manage small tasks such as keeping the shelves in order, weeding books and helping with programs.

At the moment, we are not looking to take on any new adult volunteers. Our high volume of applicants (thank you for applying!) and our volume of volunteer work do not match up. This does not mean that you cannot apply for volunteer work at the library- you are more than welcome to submit an application online and we will keep it on file for the future.Read More Read More

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A Few Reminders as The Year Winds Down

A Few Reminders as The Year Winds Down
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The holidays can be a busy time for everyone- so here are a few reminders of things going on at the Larchmont Library!

  1. The final Chair Yoga session of the year will be on Friday, December 19th at 10am in the Village Center.
  2. The Annual Friends of the Library Cocktail Party was rescheduled to Sunday, January 4th from 3:30pm-5pm in the Village Center. Please join us!
  3. If you were looking to book our Storm King pass, you might have noticed it’s unavailable. They are closed for the season. They will reopen in April of next year.
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Book & Puzzle Donations- A Reminder

Book & Puzzle Donations- A Reminder
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We just wanted to remind our wonderful patrons (and everyone else!) that the Larchmont Library does not accept any book donations. We appreciate that you think of us when wanting to donate  but the library simply does not have the room to store excess books. There are a number of local spots to donate books, including some nearby public libraries such as New Rochelle and Mamaroneck.

The same goes for donating jigsaw puzzles- we do not have ample room to store excess puzzles. Each year, we hold two Puzzle Swaps, where people can come to drop off puzzles and pick up new ones.Read More Read More

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The Frick Museum Pass Has Arrived

The Frick Museum Pass Has Arrived
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The Friends of the Larchmont Public Library have graciously allowed us to purchase a pass for the newly renovated (and re-opened) Frick Collection in Manhattan. As some of you might recall, the library had a pass for the Frick pre-Covid. The Frick underwent a huge renovation shortly thereafter so we have been without this pass for about four years!

Please book your pass online or give us a call at the Information Desk (914) 834-2281, ext. #3 and we can do it for you. The Frick pass comes with two membership cards, each good for one person to enter the museum for free.Read More Read More

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Museum Highlight: Storm King

Museum Highlight: Storm King
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It’s time to get outside! The library offers a free museum pass to the Storm King Art Center in Orange County, NY. Enjoy a scenic drive ‘upstate’ and take in the breathtaking views at Storm King, which is a 500 acre open-air museum. There are contemporary sculptures and gardens to explore. Remember to wear comfortable walking shoes and check the weather before you go!

 

 

 

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Museum Highlight: Dia Beacon

Museum Highlight: Dia Beacon
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As many museumgoers know, the Dia Art Museum in Beacon is a phenomenal place to visit for its beautiful grounds and inspiring artwork. But one thing you might not know, is that the Dia Museum has two other (smaller) locations in New York! Dia Chelsea and Dia Bridgehampton are also part of the Dia Museum family and you can use the library’s pass to visit them as well. With our pass, you can book a visit without having to make an reservation in advance- just show up! Our pass also allows for special discounts at Dia’s bookshops and cafes.Read More Read More

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New Museum Pass

New Museum Pass
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Happy Spring! If you are looking to get outdoors this season, we are delighted to share that the Larchmont Library has acquired a new Museum Pass to the Mohonk Preserve in New Paltz, NY. The Mohonk Preserve is New York’s largest non-profit nature preserve with over 8,000 acres of mountains, forests, fields, streams and ponds. At the Preserve, visitors can enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding and cross-country skiing. Mohonk is also the home of “Gunks” climbing and bouldering, one of the most visited climbing destinations in North America.Read More Read More

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What’s the LPL Staff Reading This Week?

What’s the LPL Staff Reading This Week?
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When the staff at the Larchmont Library isn’t busy working, there’s a good chance they might be… you guessed it- reading! We rounded up a few staff members to see what books they’re reading this week. And of course, all of these titles are available through the library as books, eBooks and eAudiobooks.

Laura Pizzuti- Counting Miracles by Nicholas Sparks was an easy, enjoyable read. I liked all the characters, the pace of the story and the ending. If you are a fan of other Nicholas Sparks books, this one does not disappoint!Read More Read More

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