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  • We are open Monday through Saturday from 9am to 5pm (8pm on Thursday). As we are not checking visitors vaccination status, masks are required at all times at the Library.
  • Public internet computers are available at this time.
  • Contact-free holds pickup for those who cannot come into the building, e.g. the immune impaired:  Appointments, FAQ
  • Tutor Rooms are now available. Reserve a time.
  • You can return items any time, any day via the bookdrop at the Front Door.
  • Our Downloadable Services are always available: Ebooks etc.
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Make an appointment to visit the Library
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Want to come in and browse our collection? Make an appointment. Children’s sessions are 10 – 12 Tuesday through Friday and 9-11 on Saturdays. Adult and Teen sessions are 1-3 Tuesday through Friday and 11-1 on Saturdays. Please read our Browsing Appointments FAQ first.

Curbside pickup is running smoothly (although Tropical Storm Fay forced us to improvise a little). If you haven’t used it yet, see the Curbside FAQ for details.

We are accepting returns 9am to 4:30pm on weekdays and from 9am to 1pm on Saturdays. Place library items only into one of the marked bins in front of the Library.Read More Read More

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Browse the Children’s Room Collection!

Browse the Children’s Room Collection!
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Now you can make an appointment to come into the Library in order to browse the Children’s Room’s collection.  Click here to reserve a time. For now, the hours are from 1pm-4pm  Tuesday through Saturday.

  • Before bringing young children with you to select materials, please consider whether the child is capable of social distancing.  
  • Adult/teen and Children’s Room browsing sessions are at different times and require separate appointments.
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Check out our print magazines

Check out our print magazines
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Have you missed reading the latest print issue of Architectural Digest or the New Yorker etc.? Our magazine room is closed, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy our great magazine collection. Call 914-834-2281 x3 M-F 9am-5pm and Saturday 9am-1pm or email us at larchmontlibrary@wlsmail.org.  We can put an issue aside for you to check out during browsing hours or by using curbside pickup.

Can’t make it? You still can enjoy thousands of magazines from home on RBdigital Magazines (for Larchmont card holders only) or Pressreader.Read More Read More

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Curbside Pickup Begins!

Curbside Pickup Begins!
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We have begun filling holds again! You must make an appointment to pick your items up. For now, this is the only way you can get Larchmont Library items. To learn more, and to make an appointment, please click here. Also, email and text notifications will have a link to the appointments page. If you haven’t already, we encourage you to please read last week’s post, Get Ready for Curbside Pickup!, because now it’s really happening! Finally, Read More Read More

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Timely Reads

Timely Reads
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A lot has been happening around our nation that is confusing to many and disturbing to us all. If you want to better understand, click on Read More… to see some books that might help you. All but one are available for download via Overdrive/Libby. Read More Read More

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Get ready for curbside pickup!

Get ready for curbside pickup!
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We are getting ready to start curbside pickup. You must make an appointment to pick up your hold. To start, we will have appointments only on weekdays during the day. More on that later. First, there are some things you can do to get ready too.

  • Double check your contact information. You can do this by signing in to the online catalog with your 14 digit library card number and your pin. We’ve made a Contact Information FAQ to show you how. Or you can call (914) 734-5362 weekdays between 10am and 4pm and a Reference Librarian will help you. 
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Upcoming Programs June 1st-June 14th

Upcoming Programs June 1st-June 14th
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Did you know that many great illustrators, including Norman Rockwell, used to live in nearby New Rochelle? These illustrators helped create the covers for many of the nations magazines. Join New Rochelle historian Barbara Davis as she explores these Great Illustrators on Friday at 1pm. On Mondays at 9am, join Children’s Librarian Rebecca and her son Gordon for their Activity of the Week  on YouTube  to create interesting and fun art projects. Are you a teen that has a talent or just something you really love to do? Submit a video of yourself and Read More Read More

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It’s time to start bringing the books back!

It’s time to start bringing the books back!
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We know you’re all tired of looking at the same sad pile of long-read Library books and over-watched DVDs and are itching to return them. Well that time is now! Starting Thursday, May 28th there will be book bins outside the Library from 9am-12noon Monday through Friday. Please keep a few things in mind:

  • If you don’t see a bin, we are full up for the day. Please try again another time.
  • All materials will be checked in fine free through July 1, 2020.
  • Please maintain social distancing while returning items.
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month

May is Mental Health Awareness Month
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It goes without saying that mental health is very important. Since 1949, the month of May has been deemed Mental Health Awareness Month. While 1 in 5 people will experience mental illness in their lifetime, now more than ever, everyone is facing challenges in their lives that can negatively impact mental health. We here at the library are fully aware of the effects which COVID-19 has had on daily mental health. Social distancing can be draining and not being able to see family or friends can be upsetting. We encourage you to stay strong, stay well and utilize some online resources we’ve compiled below to get you through these discouraging times.Read More Read More

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