Library News

On the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month.  She will be working in the tutor room, on the main floor of the library, from 5pm-7pm on the first Tuesday of each month and from 10am-12pm on the third Tuesday of each month.  Jessica Frankel, a local resident and former librarian of over 40 years, has graciously offered to provide this service for anyone who is interested in having documents notarized, free of charge.  There are no appointments necessary- first come, first serve. Jessica will not notarize wills and cannot give legal advice. 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

Thank you all for your patience during these last few weeks when our main elevator was being replaced. It is now fully operational. We had a complete retrofit. It even talks to you now. We really appreciate our wonderful patrons for being so kind and understanding during the closure.Read More Read More

The Adult Summer Reading game has officially ended, and the winners have been notified. Thank you to everyone who participated, it was a great turnout! We had over 20 participants with over 250 entries. That’s a lot of reading! We hope you come back next summer and play again. Some of the most popular titles were, Notes on an Execution, Lessons in Chemistry, and Between the World and Me. Some of the most popular authors included Lisa Jewell and Ray Bradbury. What was your favorite book you read this summer? Send us a message on Instagram, Facebook, or shoot us an email at larchmontlibrary@larchmontlibrary.orgRead More Read More