Children's Room closes at 7:00 PM on Tuesdays and Thursdays
Each month, we will have programs based on a particular decade over the past 100 years. At the end of this year, we will have a huge celebration in November! This month, we will have programs based on the 1920s. Check out our book groups, movies and history programs.
For more details click the link below.
Tuesday, January 13th: Join digital innovation executive, Lee Huang, for an accessible and thought-provoking overview of artificial intelligence—what it really is, how it’s already embedded in our daily lives, business, and work, and where it’s headed next. AI In Real Life will be presented in the Village Center at 2pm on January 13th. Read More Read More
It’s November already and we have some great upcoming programs to highlight. Yoga and Chair Yoga have returned on Fridays in the Village Center. November 18th there is a program called Herald in the Holidays with Less Stress. We will also have Chris McCormack returning for a program about Exploring Our Colorful World on the 20th. Don’t forget about our Notary Services that are starting this month too! They will be offered on the first and third Tuesday of the month. Check out our calendar for more information on these programs and services.Read More Read More
Did you know that you can research your family’s history in the library?
Through the FamilySearch database in our Online Resource webpage you can search a huge archive of historical documents and make your own family tree. You can gain access through the library’s computers, make an account and start researching!
FamilySearch expanded its free online collections in June 2025, with more than 30 million new records from 8 countries. Some of the exciting new additions include 16 million Italian birth, marriage, and death records (civil registrations, 1804 to 1943), 5 million Brazil cemetery records (1799 to 2024), and nearly 1 million records from the American Medical Association (AMA) of deceased physicians (1864 to 1968). Read More Read More
Our monthly schedule is always full with all sorts of wonderful programming, for all ages!
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Have fun at the library all year round!Read More Read More
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
Our Noriko’s Seed Library project is now concluded.
A limited number of seeds can still be found at the reference desk.
Thank you everyone for participating and planting your seeds.
See you again next year!Read More Read More
Did you know you can stream movies and live concerts for free with your library card?
Let us introduce you to Kanopy & Medici.TV!
Medici.TV is a channel with video streaming of classical music, opera, dance, and jazz. Watch recorded and live performances, documentaries and master classes from around the world.
Kanopy offers one of the most unique and compelling collections of film ranging from documentaries, indie and foreign films to must-see classics and blockbuster movies.
Visit our website to learn more or ask at the reference desk next time you visit the library!Read More Read More
Have you received this email recently?
Courtesy Notice – Library Account Expiration in 30 days.
Do not panic! Library cards expire every three years. We just ask that you come in with a photo ID that shows your current Larchmont address. That is all you have to do! We will update your account using that information and you will be all set for the next three years. You do not need to get a new card and your current card number will stay the same. Any staff member at the Reference or Circulation desk can update your library account.Read More Read More
Did you know that you can circulate past issues of Magazines?
While the current issue of any magazine can be read inside of the library, you can checkout past copies with your library card. Just bring them to our circulation desk!
Our magazine and newspaper subscriptions’ list is available here. Please note that this list is subject to change annually.Read More Read More
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