Library News

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

Not sure what to read next? Want to know what everyone in Larchmont is reading? Check out, “What’s hot at the Larchmont Public Library” page on our website. This page can be found under the “Books and More” tab at www.Larchmontlibrary.org. Every two weeks this page is updated with titles Larchmont patrons are putting holds on. We list the top ten fiction and nonfiction titles. Each title is linked to the catalog to make putting holds on them super easy. Read More Read More

Provides in-depth information on more than 100 skilled trades, connects individuals with hundreds of trade schools across the United States and Canada, and provides training resources for those seeking to build their trade knowledge and experience.  Check it out today!Read More Read More

Many of you might know we have a large display of books in the Reading Room that changes each month. Some might not know we have three more through the rest of the library. There is one on the third floor next to the director’s office. There are also two on the first floor in the nonfiction section. All these displays change monthly and this month’s topics are, Women Historians, Books that have Green Covers, National Forest Day, and Pi(e) Day.Read More Read More

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