The Southold Library’s Poetry Gallery is featuring the Mary Oliver poem, Humpbacks. The humpback whale songs that are described in the poem, can be heard at the Southold Historical Society’s Tale of the Whale exhibit at Horton’s Point Lighthouse. Come see the amazing whale fossils. Learn about whales’ unique attributes. The exhibit is open on […]
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The new Southold Town Comprehensive Plan is now available online and in the Library. You are welcome to visit us and read the report or check out a copy for three days. This report represents a community-wide effort to plan for the future of the Town of Southold. This Plan is an official public document […]
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“The $1.75 million renovation project for Southold Free Library has passed the halfway point toward completion, library director Caroline MacArthur said Monday. The renovation is expected to be completed in October. The library was first incorporated in 1797 and operated in several locations before relocating to its current brick building — the former Southold Savings […]
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Need help writing your resume? Do you have questions about resumes and job hiring? The Southold and Cutchogue Libraries are joining forces and presenting two programs for you:Resume Writing 101Monday, April 29 – 6 to 7pmResume overview with lots of helpful hints and plenty of handouts. Resume Writing WorkshopMonday, May 6 – 6 to 7pmBring […]
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Celebrate National Library Week from April 7 – 13!“Libraries equal strong communities” is the theme for National Library Week 2019, 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 […]
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Need a Notary Public? We are happy to announce that Southold Library can now provide Notary Public service. Please call ahead to assure a Notary is available. Photo ID required.
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The Library is sponsoring a free tax filing service for people who made $55,000 or less in 2018. The service is called VITA and it is an official, IRS approved program with trained professionals who prepare your Federal and NYS tax returns for you. Sign up today for your individual session by calling or visiting the […]
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Big news! More ways to research. We now have two new databases in our collection – to search online in the library or in the comfort of your home. No borrowing limits when it’s online and these are easy to use. The “Gale Directory Library” contains directories you can search, including the latest editions of […]
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Need a job? The Library keeps a list of current job openings in the area; we also post local job fairs and specific job opportunities. We post job openings from the Suffolk County Dept. of Labor and a list of Long Island companies hiring this week. We also have a list of websites for jobseekers, […]
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For many years, from February to April, AARP tax aide volunteers have provided tax prep assistance at local libraries for community members. However, in the last few years, many local AARP tax prep aides have retired, leaving many of our patrons without help in preparing and filing taxes. So – we are looking for volunteers. You […]
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