Children's Room closes at 7:00 PM on Tuesdays and Thursdays
Join us Friday, September 12th for Free Book Friday from 10AM-4:30PM. There will be a variety of Adult Non-Fiction, Adult Fiction, YA and Children’s Books. As always, monetary donations are always appreciated and can be dropped in our donation box.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
Tutor.com is a digital resource that the Larchmont Library offers in collaboration with the Westchester Library System (WLS). You can get live online homework help (9am-10pm daily), take SAT or ACT practice tests and improve your college application essay, resume or cover letter with an outside review.
Tutor.com announced an update to their tutoring topics and it’s very exciting! They are adding CTE (Career and Technical Education) subjects in addition to their other adult career and job tutors that work with students to help with questions about Excel, Python, and Java.Read More Read More
Hoopla is working to update the Samsung TV Hoopla app to include BingePass and SeasonPass! In the short term, that means the app is temporarily unavailable for download. Users who currently have the Hoopla app installed on their Samsung TV will be able to use the app until Monday, August 18, at which time the app will no longer be accessible. We’ll pass along information from Hoopla when they reach out with further information once the new app is available for download and reinstallation.Read More Read More
We just wanted to remind our wonderful patrons (and everyone else!) that the Larchmont Library does not accept any book donations. We appreciate that you think of us when wanting to donate but the library simply does not have the room to store excess books. There are a number of local spots to donate books, including some nearby public libraries such as New Rochelle and Mamaroneck.
The same goes for donating jigsaw puzzles- we do not have ample room to store excess puzzles. Each year, we hold two Puzzle Swaps, where people can come to drop off puzzles and pick up new ones.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
The elevator company has projected a six-week long repair, at which time our main elevator will be completely out of service. If you’d like to access the upper and lower levels of the library, you will have to use the stairs. We will have large carts available in the New Books Room (on your left when you enter through the front door) with a selection of books from adult fiction and adult non-fiction. If you are unable to use the stairs, please alert a staff member and we will be more than happy to grab an item for you. Read More Read More
The Friends of the Larchmont Public Library have graciously allowed us to purchase a pass for the newly renovated (and re-opened) Frick Collection in Manhattan. As some of you might recall, the library had a pass for the Frick pre-Covid. The Frick underwent a huge renovation shortly thereafter so we have been without this pass for about four years!
Please book your pass online or give us a call at the Information Desk (914) 834-2281, ext. #3 and we can do it for you. The Frick pass comes with two membership cards, each good for one person to enter the museum for free.Read More Read More
After a lot of suggestions from patrons, we finally have four laptop chargers that can be used within the library. We have purchased two chargers for Chrome books and two Mac chargers. If you are looking to borrow a charger, please visit the Information Desk. We will ask that you give us your library card, ID, car keys, or anything else as collateral until you return the chargers when you are finished using them. The new chargers are in addition to the phone chargers we already have available for in-library use.Read More Read More
It’s time to get outside! The library offers a free museum pass to the Storm King Art Center in Orange County, NY. Enjoy a scenic drive ‘upstate’ and take in the breathtaking views at Storm King, which is a 500 acre open-air museum. There are contemporary sculptures and gardens to explore. Remember to wear comfortable walking shoes and check the weather before you go!
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