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Museum Passes Are Back!

Museum Passes Are Back!
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Our Museum Pass program, which is made possible by our Friends of the Larchmont Library, is one of the most popular programs we offer here in Larchmont. As many of you recall, Covid put quite a damper on all things ‘fun’ at the library including the suspension of our Museum Pass Program. The good news is that the library managed to get back on track… and the best news? The Museum Pass Program is now up and running! Our free passes are available for Larchmont Library cardholdersRead More Read More

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“Vintage Made New” Quilts by Barbara E. Glab in the Oresman Gallery
Auriyanna Melendez
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Barbara Glab will be exhibiting quilts made by vintage fabric (1930-1950) that have been collected for some time now for the month of July and August. “I love to sew and it is almost like an obsession. When I go to bed in at night I can’t wait for the morning to come to go to my sewing machine. My list of quilts to make is long and getting even longer everyday. I hope you will enjoy seeing my exhibit.”Read More Read More

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Speaking of Art, Modern Art Camp continues Wednesday, July 20th at 2 pm

Speaking of Art, Modern Art Camp continues Wednesday, July 20th at 2 pm
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Wednesday’s, July 6th-Wednesday, August 10th at 2:00 pm. Join Joyce Raimondo, Education Coordinator, for an exploration of the expressive language of paint and the elements of art. Examples of Pollock and Krasner’s groundbreaking painting will be shown followed by hands-on workshops.  The library will not provide any supplies.  You only need to sign up once and you will get the Zoom link the evening before for each session.

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Coffee Bar is Back!
Auriyanna Melendez
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Our coffee and tea station is back! Coffees & teas are available for $1 per cup. Feel free to bring your own K-cups & coffee cup as well.Read More Read More

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To mask or not to mask

To mask or not to mask
Sean Smith
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Following CDC guidelines, we no longer require that patrons wear masks when visiting the Library. We are, however, still recommending masks as many of our patrons (the elderly and immunocompromised for example) remain vulnerable. Masks are not just to prevent you from catching Covid, they also help prevent you from spreading Covid to others. The Library, like all heavily trafficked public places, has the potential to be a vector for spreading the virus. So when you come visit us, please consider wearing a mask to protect your neighbors. Don’t forget to pick up your free test kit, too.Read More Read More

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Five Towns: One Book – 2022
Sean Smith
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Continuing the conversation we began last year with Isabel Wilkerson’s Caste, CURE is again holding a series of moderated discussions hosted by local libraries culminating with a talk by the author herself. This year, the book is the New York Times bestseller, The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together by Heather McGee. You can place a hold on the book via the catalog or you can download it immediately from Libby/Overdrive.  Author Heather McGhee herself will speak onRead More Read More

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Celebrating Pride Month

Celebrating Pride Month
Alex Neceda
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June 1st marks the beginning of Pride Month. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex and Asexual (LGBTQIA) Pride Month is celebrated each year to honor the 1969 Stonewall Uprising in Manhattan and the ongoing pursuit of equal justice for the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer community. Keeping in mind Camus’s principle that “Fiction is the lie through which we tell the truth,” we’ve compiledRead More Read More

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Starting Now!

Starting Now!
Paul Doherty
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After a 20 month hiatus, our Book Sale is back! You can find the Book Sale cart inside the front door on your right. Each item costs $2 and can be paid for at the main desk. Please note that Children’s books are sold in the lobby of the Children’s Room.Read More Read More

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A note about in-person programming

A note about in-person programming
Sean Smith
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As local vaccination rates are high and infection rates are low, we are restoring some of our  in-person programming for adults. When possible, our in-person programs will also be presented remotely, via Zoom, so patrons and/or presenters who do not wish for personal contact can continue to participate. Not every program will be presented in this “hybrid” and some programs will remain entirely on Zoom due to logistical issues, timing, and meeting room availability. Please check listings carefully. Read More Read More

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It was 2021’s Banned Books Week!

It was 2021’s Banned Books Week!
Sean Smith
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Every September, libraries across the nation celebrate our freedom to read by highlighting books that some people think you shouldn’t be allowed to read in your school or library. The list of the challenged books might surprise you. For example, among 2020’s ten most challenged books are works by two winners of the Nobel Prize in Literature. This year we are celebrating both our community and the freedom to read by highlighting local people reading challenged books. On Friday, the beginning of the weekend, we put up the last post, a visit to Larchmont Tavern.Read More Read More

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