Children's Room closes at 7:00 PM on Tuesdays and Thursdays
Are you looking for your next good read? Are you looking for a book but do not remember the title or the author?
Our librarians are always happy to help you locate an old title, recommend titles based on the last book you loved or the genre you prefer. You can also find recommendations on our website at Books & More – Recommended Reading or at an online resource called Gale Books and Authors available at our online resources page. Read More Read More
December 2nd – 30th
Reception: Saturday, December 7th at 2:00-4:00pm
Lake Charles began creating plain air paintings with her two girls when they were children. When they would go on vacation, each would have their own set of travel watercolors and paper and they would try on most days to just sit somewhere for an hour or so and paint what they saw. Lake says, “It was a way for us to slow down and really experience a place together and be creative.”
Drawing is Deborah Coulter’s passion. According to Coulter, “Its directness and intimacy gives me the freedom to follow a gesture, to access the flow of energy, to play with space.
Did your Wifi go out and you need to do a Zoom call? Are you looking for a quiet space where you can practice a speech? Need to cram for that upcoming exam with your study group? Reserve a private room at the library! We have two rooms on the main level, the Tutor Room and the Conference Room. The Tutor Room can accommodate up to four people and the Conference Room can accommodate up to eight. Read More Read More
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Any questions please call or email the information desk at 914-834-2281 ext#3 or at larchmontlibrary@larchmontlibrary.org.Read More Read More
Samantha Harvey has won the Booker Prize for her Science Fiction novel, Orbital. Each year the Booker Prize is awarded to the best sustained work of fiction written in English and published in the UK and Ireland. While we have a physical copy circulating in our library, you can also access the book digitally. You might have to wait for a copy on Libby but you won’t have to wait on Hoopla. Read More Read More
The library currently has 3 exercise classes for all age groups in the Village Center at the Library. Chair Yoga with Vincenza Madonia is at 10 am on Fridays. (Please note that there are only 2 Chair Yoga sessions left in 2024.) Right after Chair Yoga ends there is Yoga with Franklin Shire at 11:30 am on Fridays. Can’t make it on Fridays? QiGong with Steve Goldstein is every Saturday at 10:15. Sign up is not required. Join now!Read More Read More
Did you know that the library website has a “I think the Library should buy” section?
You can recommend books that we have not purchased but you think would be a good addition to our collections. Just fill out the form. Although we cannot always guarantee we can get our hands on those, our librarians will certainly try!Read More Read More
November 1-29. Reception: Sunday, November 3rd at 12:30pm-2:30pm. Large and small paintings pencil drawings pastel drawings and mixed media pieces, Landscapes Abstract and figurative drawings/paintings mostly. You can view most of his works on IG @chrisdatinoartonly
The library has acquired a new Museum Pass for the 9/11 Memorial & Museum in New York City. Located at the World Trade Center in NYC, it tells the story of 9/11 through media, narratives and a collection of authentic artifacts which present visitors with personal stories of loss, recovery and hope. The Museum strives to foster a deeper understanding of 9/11 and its ongoing legacy while actively engaging with 9/11 family members, survivors and rescue workers to connect and heal.Read More Read More
Congratulations to the Larchmont Library, who took second place in the annual Battle of the Books competition held over the weekend on Saturday, October 26th, in Ossining, NY. Battle of the Books is a book based trivia competition between public libraries in Westchester County. Librarians Kim and Caroline coached the teen division this year. The 2024 participants include Read More Read More
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