Use your Online Account to reserve and renew library materials online from any computer that is connected to the Internet.

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How to Login to your online account:

• enter your library card number
• in the PIN box, enter the last 4 digits of your phone number

Having problems logging in? Please contact us.

Need answers now? Use Ask Us 24/7 during the hours when Piermont Public Library is closed to connect with a Reference Librarian via live chat.

Talk to Your Librarians!

• ask us a question
• let us help you find a book, music, or a movie
• ask us to order a book you can't find in the catalog

Contact us by e-mail at info@piermontlibrary.org, phone at 845-359-4595, or stop in the library.

Residents living in Piermont, Grand View, Sparkill, or Upper Grand View may obtain a library card from the Dennis P. McHugh Piermont Public Library.

The Dennis P. McHugh Piermont Public Library is pleased to offer FAMILY MUSEUM PASSES to the following:

• Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
• American Museum of Natural History
• Museum of the City of New York - MCNY membership donated in loving memory of Miriam Rapport.

How to Borrow a Museum Pass:

• Museum Passes are available to adult (18 yrs. or older) Piermont and Palisades Library patrons in good standing. A current Piermont or Palisades library card is required.
• Passes may be borrowed for a loan period of three days.
• Passes may not be renewed.
• Passes must be returned to Piermont Public Library.
• Families and individuals may borrow passes for one museum at a time.
• Passes may be reserved up to one hour in advance. Call or stop by the library to find out if a pass is available.
• A late fee of $1/day will be charged to the borrower if the pass is returned late.

Museum Passes generously donated by the Friends of The Dennis P. McHugh Piermont Public Library.

Laptop computers are available to borrow for use anywhere within the Piermont Library building. The laptops are network ready for accessing the wireless Internet service available at the library.

See the Library Internet, Computer, and Wireless Access Policy.

You are invited to use the Piermont Library's fast Internet network using your own wireless-enabled laptop computer. You are also welcome to borrow one of the library's laptop computers for use in the library. The free wireless access is provided in all public areas of the building.

See the Library Internet, Computer, and Wireless Access Policy.

For your convenience, the library book drop, a generous donation from the Friends of the Library, is located in front of the library. The drop box is embellished with the national library symbol (pictured at left). You are welcome to leave books, books-on-tape, books-on-cd, videos, dvds and cds in the book drop. (Of course always bear in mind that some libraries require that you return their items directly to them).

Our web site now offers you the ability to:

• browse recently added books
• request books using your online account
• write book reviews - find a book → click book title → write your review online

View the announcement describing the above features »

Sign-up to receive your overdue notices and reserve book pick-up via E-mail.

• go to: www.rcls.org/forms/emailnotices.html
• click on Sign-up for E-notices

You will receive E-mail notices alerting you to upcoming due dates. You will also be notified via e-mail when your reserved material is ready for you to pick-up.

Special events at the Library have included concerts, a staged reading, monthly film screenings, book discussion with the author, exhibit opening receptions, birds of prey presentation, art and music classes for children, and more.

We hope you will join us for some of the upcoming Special Events » and come see the revolving Art Exhibits » that are always on display at the Library.

Highlights from the Library's past Special Events:

Finding Information Tools for Students:

• Web search tools for kids
• KidsClick! Web Guide for Kids by Librarians
• Databases for Students

Events & Programs for Kids

• Toddler Story Hour with Piermont's own Agnes Caniza. Ages 6 months to 5 years. Monday mornings 11:00 AM - noon.

• 2009 Summer Reading Club: Express Yourself @ your library

• Special events and programs for children and teens will be listed in the Events section.

Below is a description of ongoing events held at the library. For specific dates and times, please see the Events listing.

• Toddler Story Hour - every Monday 11:00 AM - ages 6 months to 5 years.

• Book Discussion Group - usually meets 3rd Wednesday of every month at 7 PM.

• River Knitters - every Thursday 6:30 - 8:30 PM.

• First Friday Film Series - 1st Friday of every month at 7:30 PM.

View all upcoming events »

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