Some recommended summer reads to consider. We have them or can quickly borrow them for you. Curious? Check them out on goodreads.com or come in and let us tell you about these titles – and more! Fly Me by Daniel Riley Full Wolf Moon by Lincoln Child Things that Happened Before the Earthquake by Chiara […]
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We welcome friends to join the Library Board and staff as we march in the Southold parade. Meet us on Maple Lane on Tuesday, July 4th at 11:30. Walk with us or ride our float. Dress in red, white and blue OR show your library love with one of our T shirts! (for sale at […]
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There is so much to do this Summer at the Library! Battle of the Books Movie MatineesYogaMinecraft3D PrinterFishing PolesStory TimesCraftsDance PartyGeysers And the list goes on and on. Stop by or check this website for details. Let’s have some fun!
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Sunday, May 14th is Mother’s Day. To celebrate the day, we want to share a few books by or about Mothers. All different types of Mothers. Call us today to reserve a title or come on in! Lucky Boy She’s Not ThereFounding Mothers: the Women Who Raised Our NationMothers & DaughtersThe Spark: a Mother’s Story […]
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We are so excited about our plans for renovation. Have you seen them yet?SOME FYI’s: The library has not seen any major renovation in 26 years We are renovating the interior and not expanding the library’s footprintThe historic, original building, built in 1891, will be restored and modernizedThe area for teens will be enlarged and […]
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The April 2017 issue of Consumer Reports is their 2017 Annual Auto Issue, which includes their 245 ratings and reviews, as well as articles on best and worst new and used cars, great values across brands, small SUVs and Consumer Reoprts Top Ten Picks. Come by and check out the issue today.
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Celebrate National Library WeekApril 9-15, 2017 Libraries Transform is the theme for National Library Week 2017, reminding all Americans that today’s libraries are not just about what they have for people, but what they do for and with people. Libraries are places of adventure, learning and creativity where people can meet to share a hobby, use […]
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“Painting is poetry that is seen rather than felt, and poetry is painting that is felt rather than seen.”― Leonardo da Vinci April is the month of new growth and the library is celebrating with new poetry and art. Come visit and view artwork created by the students of the Southold Junior Senior High School, under […]
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Food For ThoughtThe Public Library Association (PLA) has partnered with the Harvard Family Research Project exploring family engagement in children’s learning through libraries. They have published a report entitled: Public Libraries – A Vital Space for Family Engagement For families, family engagement is about the knowledge, attitudes, values, and behaviors that enable children to be motivated, […]
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Help Us Celebrate International Ideas MonthCome visit and let us show you how to make your ideas and dreams grow. Perhaps you’re looking for inspiration? Need data for a new product or business?Looking for more mysteries with a leading female detective? Historic fiction? Seagoing adventures? Fish flies?Need to get reliable, verifiable health care information?Want to […]
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