Children's Room closes at 7:00 PM on Tuesdays and Thursdays
Our new circulating jigsaw puzzle collection is very popular with our patrons. For the staff, however, not so much. The number of parts in each puzzle creates problems when the puzzles are checked out and again when they are checked in. “It’s a nightmare,” said Principal Library Clerk David Richy. Read More Read More
A.G. Sulzberger, publisher of the New York Times, sought to allay fears that a run on news items might leave the paper without anything fit to print. “The state of the news industry is strong,” he said. “If you go to the paper, you will be able to withdraw all the news you want, subject to limits imposed by your prescription package of course.” Read More Read More
New Date: Tuesday, March 21st at 6:30pm in The Michael P. Coords Activity RoomRead More Read More
Sunday, April 23rd at 4pm, 3:30 refreshments. Located at the Larchmont Temple. Sign Up ONLINE Now if you want to participate in the bee or just come and watch. Online registration for the Bee closes on April 6th. Start Forming Your Teams Now! Sponsored by The Friends of the Larchmont Public Library
Every year, Larchmont’s fabulous Children’s Librarians compile a “Best Of ” list that we release before the public school’s February break.
Our 2023 Winter Blues Best of Reading List is HERE!Read More Read More
Calling all true crime fans! Introducing our new book club, Once Upon a Crime with Librarian Caroline Cunningham. Starting Thursday, February 9th, we will meet and discuss non-fiction books that will fill your true crime fascination. From topics ripped from the headlines, to crimes you‘ve never heard of. Our first book is Michelle McNamera’s, I’ll Be Gone in the Dark, about the hunt for a man known as the Golden State Killer. This book group will meet once a month in person and over Zoom. Register here.Read More Read More
Westchester County is currently unable to provide anymore Covid test kits for distribution at public libraries. Although you won’t be able to get one at our library, for the time being, you can order kits online via the United States Postal Service. The USPS can mail four testing kits to your home free of charge. Please visit this site to https://www.covid.gov/tests
As you can see, the look of our webpage has changed. The primary purpose of the redesign is to make our webpage work better on phones and other mobile devices but it was also time to refresh the nine year old design. We encourage you to poke around and get a feel for the new page. Additional details are available at the New Web Page FAQ. Read More Read More
On December 15th, the look of our webpage will change. You can preview our new site right now at larchmontlibrary.org. The primary purpose of the redesign is to make our webpage work better on phones and other mobile devices. We encourage you to poke around and get a feel for the new page. Please keep in mind that this is a work in progress. As for now, we ask that you please continue to use our current site to make room reservations, sign up for programs, etc. It would be great to hear your feedback and note any problems you might encounter- please email our Head of Reference, Liam Hegarty, at whegarty@larchmontlibrary.orgRead More Read More
With your library card you have access to over 4,300 magazines through Libby. You have access to The Economist, The New Yorker, US, Paris Match, Architectural Digest, Fine Art Connoisseur and much much more. Hoopla also has a great collection of emagazines for you to enjoy.Read More Read More
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