Free Book Friday this Friday!
Join us for Free Book Friday July 17th from 10:00AM-4:00PM. Come browse our carts full of free (mostly Adult Fiction) books! As always, monetary donations are always appreciated and can be dropped in our donation box.
Children's Room closes at 7:00 PM on Tuesdays and Thursdays
Join us for Free Book Friday July 17th from 10:00AM-4:00PM. Come browse our carts full of free (mostly Adult Fiction) books! As always, monetary donations are always appreciated and can be dropped in our donation box.

Celebrate 100 years of LPL! Purchase our centennial tote bag for only $5, with all proceeds benefiting the Friends of the Larchmont Public Library. While supplies last.Read More Read More
May 1 – 29
Reception: Sunday, May 17th 1-4pm
Paul Treacy is a Larchmont Local who lived in Larchmont from 1974 to 2023. He loves painting Abstracts in every medium. He used to draw and paint Manor Park and the Rye Marshlands often.
Paul met Kitty O’Callaghan at the Mamaroneck Artist Guild several years ago and they hit it off artistically. They often paint together and feed off of each other’s enthusiasm for Art. Both artists are trying to connect with the soul of the viewer through image and color.
Kitty O’Callaghan is a New York-based artist who works in a variety of media, including oil painting, collage, encaustic, and fiber.Read More Read More
March 2 – April 29
Reception: Saturday, March 14th from 2-4pm
We are proud to feature this exhibit in honor of Women’s History Month because Dr. Jane Goodall is a powerful example of being a force for good in the world. After she passed away in October 2025, our grandfather showed us photographs he took of Dr. Goodall in Tanzania. We then learned more about her life through his photos, by reading articles, and watching documentaries. We were inspired by the impact of Dr. Goodall’s work, her time with chimpanzees, and her dedication to protecting the environment.Read More Read More
February 2 – 27
Reception: Sunday, February 8 2-4pm
From Near and Far: Celebrating Birds Across the Americas is a selection of bird photographs captured by Bedford Audubon members throughout the Americas. Beyond the birds we see locally, both year-round residents and migratory species, there is a vast array of fascinating bird species we never experience here in New York – almost 11,000 species globally! This exhibit visually showcases some of the most photogenic bird species from all parts of the Americas while answering some of the questions you might have about our migratory birds as they travel along aerial “flyways” extending from North America south to Mexico, Central America, and as far south as the tip of South America: where do “our” birds go when they head south, how far do they travel, and what other bird species do they encounter on their wintering grounds?Read More Read More
We asked…you voted. Thanks for voting for the Library’s centennial logo!Read More Read More
Have you heard? The Larchmont Public Library is turning 100 next year! To celebrate, we have created two beautiful new logos to commemorate this special anniversary. We cannot decide which one to go with so we want YOU to vote for your favorite. You can vote online or in person at the library before November 30th to be a part of Larchmont Library’s history.Read More Read More
Closes January 30th 2026
The Collage Sisters are artists who studied under the guidance of Judith Weber, a well known and well respected ceramics and mixed media artist and arts advocate in Westchester. These women continue to pursue their love of collage and all things art, supporting one another in their journeys. Members of the group include; Diane Boekman, Rita Calandresa (Library staff), Alice Fratus Nodel, Anne Haley Enright, Julie Leblang, Lynn Muzsik, Thu-Nhi Nguyen-Petit, Deborah Sherman, Barbara Sterling and Shirin Zade.Read More Read More
October 1 – 30
Barbara Glab returns to showcase her quilt artistry at the Larchmont Public Library Oresman Gallery. Sewing is her passion, and her list of quilt projects continues to grow. She looks forward to sharing her colorful exhibit with you.Read More Read More
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