Children's Room closes at 7:00 PM on Tuesdays and Thursdays
Join us for Free Book Friday from 10:00AM-4:00PM. Come browse our carts full of free books and DVDs! The sun will be shining, the weather is ideal for a walk at your local library and why not, a book and movie, or two! There will be a variety of Adult Non-Fiction, Adult Fiction Books and DVDs available in front of the library entrance. As always, monetary donations are always appreciated and can be dropped in our donation box.
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
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
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
The sun has made a comeback… let’s hope it stays! With warmer days ahead, we are happy to announce that the Storm King Art Center will be reopening on April 1st. The Larchmont Library has a museum pass available for Storm King which, like our other passes, can be booked up to 45 days in advance!
If you’re looking to experience a museum (with an added bonus of fresh air) we also have passes for The Greenburgh Nature Center, The Stamford Museum & Nature Center, Stone Barns and the Mohonk Preserve.Read More Read More
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
There are some changes in two of our digital resources. Starting February 1st, patrons will only be able to check out 3 titles on Hoopla per month. The streaming service Kanopy will have reduced monthly tickets as well. Instead of 30 tickets per month, patrons will now have 5 tickets per month.Read More Read More
Each month, we will have programs based on a particular decade over the past 100 years. At the end of this year, we will have a huge celebration in November! This month, we will have programs based on the 1920s. Check out our book groups, movies and history programs.
For more details click the link below.
Tuesday, January 13th: Join digital innovation executive, Lee Huang, for an accessible and thought-provoking overview of artificial intelligence—what it really is, how it’s already embedded in our daily lives, business, and work, and where it’s headed next. AI In Real Life will be presented in the Village Center at 2pm on January 13th. Read More Read More
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