Monday, October 3rd until Tuesday, November 29th in the Oresman Gallery Seema’s colorful, intuitive, channeled acrylic on canvas paintings will be on exhibit at the Larchmont Public Library. Varma has been exhibited locally in the NY area and is also available through her eBay store. She ...
It's that time of year again! The prestigious Booker Prize winner will be announced this October. The submissions included 169 novels that were published between Oct.1, 2021 and Sept. 30, 2022. As many of you might know, the Booker Prize was founded in 1969 and ...
Reference staff is moving back to their usual haunts in the basement. This means, starting this Saturday, July 23, the Tutor Room and the Conference Room on the main floor are now open to the public. Reserve a time on our aptly named Reserve-a-room page.
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
Now until September 2nd. This year, our Adult Summer Reading Game explores the world of the arts. All participants might not win a prize but they will definitely end up with a fine piece of art. By reading a book from one of six, art-based ...
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 ...
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 ...
