More Centennial Celebrations in May
Stay spooky this May at the Library.
Our Centennial celebrations continue! In May, we celebrate the 1960s with three Twilight Zone programs!
On May 12th, join us as we screen two episodes of the original Twilight Zone, Time Enough at Last and To Serve Man. May 14th is The Making of the Twilight Zone with guest speaker, Sal St. George. Finally, on May 30th, join us as we host the Lions Club for a live recreation of one of the greatest Twilight Zone TV & Radio episodes.
Visit our online May calendar for more information.Read More Read More
Free Notary Service at the Library!
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
Purchase an official Centennial Tote Bag!
Celebrate 100 years of LPL! Purchase our centennial tote bag for only $5, with all proceeds benefiting the Friends of the Larchmont Public Library. While supplies last.Read More Read More
Bored? Why not come to the library and check out a board game!
We have classics like Clue, Risk and Scrabble. Plus “newer” games such as Pandemic and Betrayal at the House on the Hill. Check out our full slot of games and put a hold on one today!Read More Read More
TUTOR.COM
Did you know with your Larchmont Library card you can get FREE online tutoring? Click this link to connect with a tutor for one-on-one help. Through Tutor.com, patrons can also enjoy amazing services like SAT/ACT/AP/Grad School test prep, take practice quizzes in English and Math, submit a paper for review, drop off a math question and receive a step-by-step solution in under 24 hours. Tutor.com is a great resource that you can access in the comfort of your own home and can help patrons in kindergarten through adulthood. Read More Read More
FamilySearch Announces Collaboration with America250
“Together, We Build America’s Story”
FamilySearch International announced its collaboration with America250, the national, nonpartisan organization charged by Congress to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. FamilySearch will support America250’s mission to celebrate unity, heritage, and progress by inviting individuals, families, and communities across the nation to remember, discover, and add their own stories to expand America’s collective narrative and connect us all. (Find this announcement in the FamilySearch Newsroom.)
The New York Times Link Has Changed
The link to our free The New York Times has changed. If you bookmarked or saved the old link you will have to update it. Click here for the updated link.
Any questions please call or email the information desk at 914-834-2281 ext#3 or at larchmontlibrary@larchmontlibrary.org.Read More Read More
There Will Now Be TWO QiGong Classes Per Week
Starting on March 12th, QiGong with Steve Goldstein, will be on Thursdays at 4 pm. This is in addition to the usual class on Saturday at 10:15am. Come to one or both!
Please sign up using the link below if you want reminders or want to be on an email list for this program. (Sign up is not required.)
QiGONG with Steve Goldstein | Larchmont Public LibraryRead More Read More
Hoopla Borrowing Issue
We are aware that patrons have been experiencing issues with Hoopla since the number of check outs was reduced earlier this month. The change that the Westchester Library System implemented includes a daily checkout limit of 333 for the entire county. The daily limit resets at midnight and because of the small number, the check outs reach the max very quickly. We understand your frustration when trying to borrow a title. The Westchester Library System is aware of the issue, and we are looking into other options to make Hoopla more accessible.Read More Read More











