Saturdays 3-4pm on June 4, 11, 18, 25 & July 9. Kids and parents are invited to join CURE for its first-ever family event! Have some fun together while learning how to comfortably and consistently have conversations about race and racism at home. Parents and ...
The winner of the most popular book in Larchmont for this past year is Anxious People by Fredrik Backman. Thanks to everyone who voted! If you haven't read it yet place a hold on the book or download it on Libby.
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.
Among the most prestigious literary prizes in the United States, the National Book Critics Circle Award 'stand outs' because the recipients are chosen by book critics, rather than authors or academics. Founded in 1974, the National Book Critics Circle is made up of more than ...
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 ...
Westchester County has given us a number of Covid-19 home testing kits for distribution to the public. For now, each cardholder is limited to one box containing two tests. Pick it up at the Checkout Desk. Note that the tests expire in May, so don’t ...
The Great Backyard Bird Count starts this Friday, February 18th and goes to Monday, February 21st. Visit the website at birdcount.org for more information. Thanks to everyone who joined us for Birding 101 last Thursday evening. We had over 50 people attend! It was recorded ...
Select IRS and New York State forms are now available near the main entrance. Any form we don't have we can print for you. Sorry, but we cannot give you any tax advice and we do not know which forms are right for you. If ...
We already mentioned which ebooks were the most popular for patrons of the Larchmont Public Library in 2021. What about actual physical books? You know, the kind you hold in your hand with pages and ink and everything. We made some lists of the top ...
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 ...
We always knew that our patrons enjoyed using OverDrive because, well, what's not to love about this incredible digital resource? Through OverDrive (and Libby,) our patrons can access thousands of eBooks and e-Audiobooks right from the comfort of their own homes...for free! What we didn't ...
