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Mondays from 6-8 pm.
Drop in for an overview of the Library’s Makerspace. The Makerspace is an area that allows patrons an opportunity to produce projects using a variety of Library-owned resources including Cricut cutting machines, a poster printer, button makers, and more!
View our collection of West Babylon High School yearbooks. Scanning of the yearbooks is in progress, please check back for updates. Hard copies of the books are available to view in the Library; please visit the Adult Reference desk for assistance.
Would you like to monitor your blood pressure at home? Patrons can now borrow blood pressure monitor kits for a period of 28 days!
Kits include a Chromebook and booklet with printed tutorials (available in English, Spanish and in Large Print) which are designed for patrons to learn basic computer skills at home and at their own pace.
West Babylon Teens volunteered their time to decorate and display pink pumpkins around the community to spread awareness for Breast Cancer this October.
We asked teens in West Babylon to write a letter to the West Babylon Public Library about why libraries are important for teens and their community.
Here’s what they said…..
The Library is proud to announce that we have received our Sustainable Library Certification through the Sustainable Libraries Initiative.
We are thrilled to offer you access to ParentTV. ParentTV offers thousands of on-demand parenting videos and courses with content designed to support those who care for children, from pregnancy through to teenage years – all for FREE with your West Babylon Public Library card!
Tuesdays: 5-9 pm & Saturdays: 1-4 pm. Our new Social Work intern Jen will be here to assist patrons with important social services and provide referrals to: housing, unemployment help, food pantries, shelters, mental health facilities, care coordination, support groups, and finding legal assistance. Please call the Library for more information.
Our 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten reading club promotes the importance of reading aloud with children, starting in infancy. For families with children birth – 5 years old (not yet in kindergarten). This is an ongoing reading club that promotes child and parent bonding through reading.
