Limited Browsing-Children's Room

Children’s Room:   Everyone entering the building must wear masks. Anyone entering into the building must follow signage rule that they are not allowed in the building if they have a cough, fever, or shortness of breath. Limited library access to Browsing Only. No compu......More

Children’s Room:   Everyone entering the building must wear masks. Anyone entering into the building must follow signage rule that they are not allowed in the building if they have a cough, fever, or shortness of breath. Limited library access to Browsing Only. No computers. No Copier, Printing or Faxing Service. Continue curbside pick-up for high-risk individuals. No Loitering (sitting down) Adult and children programs held in spaces where people can sit- 6-feet apart and limit number of participants. No food will be served at events. Maximum occupancy by patrons at any given time is 15 (this includes children and accompanying parent) Children under the age of 8 must be accompanied by an adult when entering the library. All other children if older than 8, if unaccompanied by an adult must present a library card upon entering the library to browse.  Absolutely no loitering/sitting down during this phase of reopening.

Later Browsing-Adult Library

Adult patrons using the Adult Circulation area must enter the building on 1st Avenue side of the building. Adult patrons with children must enter the building on 2nd Avenue side of the building to access the Children's room.  Everyone entering the building must wear mas......More

Adult patrons using the Adult Circulation area must enter the building on 1st Avenue side of the building. Adult patrons with children must enter the building on 2nd Avenue side of the building to access the Children's room.  Everyone entering the building must wear masks. Anyone entering into the building must follow signage rule that they are not allowed in the building if they have a cough, fever, or shortness of breath. Library access to Limited Browsing Only. visits will be 30 minutes per day Continue curbside pick-up for high-risk individuals. No Computer Service. No Copier, Printing or Faxing Water fountains and bathrooms will not be being accessible to public for safety reasons. Adult and children programs held in spaces where people can sit- 6-feet apart and limit number of participants. No food will be served at events.Adult Library total patron capacity at any given time is 25:A security guard will be patrolling the adult floor while patrons are present to ensure that safe distance and guidelines are maintained.  Likewise there will be a guard who is present and patrolling the children’s room when patrons are present to maintain distance and library guidelines. Absolutely no loitering/sitting allowed during this reopening phase (elderly who can’t stand for long periods can be provided a chair if needed)

Buildings & Grounds Meeting via ZOOM

Committee Meeting led by Trustee Oscar Davis (Chairperson) and Trustee Cathlin Gleason-Boncardo who will discuss the Buildings and Grounds of the Library in the Trustee's Zoom Meeting Room.

Technology Committee Meeting via ZOOM

The Technology Committee is the advisory body composed of Library Trustees meeting to discuss policy and planning for technology throughout our library. Trustee Oscar Davis (Chairperson) and a Trustee will discuss the technology of our Library. Located in the Trustee's ......More

The Technology Committee is the advisory body composed of Library Trustees meeting to discuss policy and planning for technology throughout our library. Trustee Oscar Davis (Chairperson) and a Trustee will discuss the technology of our Library. Located in the Trustee's Zoom Meeting Room

Chess 4 Kids Online

Thursdays, October 1, 15, and 29, from 6:30pm - 7:30pmLive Online with ZoomFirst grade - sixth gradeFor several years, our chess instructor, John Gallagher, has taught our children the basics of chess, beginning strategies, and advanced strategies for more experienced p......More

Thursdays, October 1, 15, and 29, from 6:30pm - 7:30pmLive Online with ZoomFirst grade - sixth gradeFor several years, our chess instructor, John Gallagher, has taught our children the basics of chess, beginning strategies, and advanced strategies for more experienced players at our library. Now, we offer the online version! You will need a chess board and chess pieces to play.Open to players of all levels.Register in advance for this program.https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIof-utqz0rHd0lhJ50GLjM-p4RURk6C0SgAfter registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the programs. 

Limited Browsing-Children's Room

Children’s Room:   Everyone entering the building must wear masks. Anyone entering into the building must follow signage rule that they are not allowed in the building if they have a cough, fever, or shortness of breath. Limited library access to Browsing Only. No compu......More

Children’s Room:   Everyone entering the building must wear masks. Anyone entering into the building must follow signage rule that they are not allowed in the building if they have a cough, fever, or shortness of breath. Limited library access to Browsing Only. No computers. No Copier, Printing or Faxing Service. Continue curbside pick-up for high-risk individuals. No Loitering (sitting down) Adult and children programs held in spaces where people can sit- 6-feet apart and limit number of participants. No food will be served at events. Maximum occupancy by patrons at any given time is 15 (this includes children and accompanying parent) Children under the age of 8 must be accompanied by an adult when entering the library. All other children if older than 8, if unaccompanied by an adult must present a library card upon entering the library to browse.  Absolutely no loitering/sitting down during this phase of reopening.

Limited Browsing-Adult Library

Adult patrons using the Adult Circulation area must enter the building on 1st Avenue side of the building. Adult patrons with children must enter the building on 2nd Avenue side of the building to access the Children's room.  Everyone entering the building must wear mas......More

Adult patrons using the Adult Circulation area must enter the building on 1st Avenue side of the building. Adult patrons with children must enter the building on 2nd Avenue side of the building to access the Children's room.  Everyone entering the building must wear masks. Anyone entering into the building must follow signage rule that they are not allowed in the building if they have a cough, fever, or shortness of breath. Library access to Limited Browsing Only. visits will be 30 minutes per day Continue curbside pick-up for high-risk individuals. No Computer Service. No Copier, Printing or Faxing Water fountains and bathrooms will not be being accessible to public for safety reasons. Adult and children programs held in spaces where people can sit- 6-feet apart and limit number of participants. No food will be served at events.Adult Library total patron capacity at any given time is 25:A security guard will be patrolling the adult floor while patrons are present to ensure that safe distance and guidelines are maintained.  Likewise there will be a guard who is present and patrolling the children’s room when patrons are present to maintain distance and library guidelines. Absolutely no loitering/sitting allowed during this reopening phase (elderly who can’t stand for long periods can be provided a chair if needed)

HAVE A HAPPY HALLOWEEN

MRATT SERIES via Zoom.

The MRATT: The History of African Americans in the Film Industry will consist of Young Adults in the City of Mount Vernon who will learn the History of Blacks in film and learn how to read, write, and develop a film script into a (10-15)-minute short film. The students ......More

The MRATT: The History of African Americans in the Film Industry will consist of Young Adults in the City of Mount Vernon who will learn the History of Blacks in film and learn how to read, write, and develop a film script into a (10-15)-minute short film. The students will learn about noted African Americans such as Oscar Micheaux, James Weldon Johnson, Robert Cole, James Van Der Zee, and many other noted photographers, actors, and musicians from an experienced personality in Multi-Media.This program will take place virtually via a Zoom Meeting and in the physical building of Mount Vernon Public Library for 12 weeks (SEPTEMBER - NOVEMBER 2020) beginning September 1st 2020.Ages 14-19 and will work in different session learning groups to LEARN how to create a film treatment outline, film script, and create a film 4K Cameras. Participants will also learn Digital Marketing skills to assist in promoting their final projects. The library will have a Mini-Film Festival for the Mount Vernon community.Tuesdays and Wednesdays 4:00 - 6:00 pm and Saturdays 12:00 - 2:00 pm

Limited Browsing in Library

Limited Browsing in Adult and Children's LibraryAdult patrons using the Adult Circulation area must enter the building on 1st Avenue side of the building. Adult patrons with children must enter the building on 2nd Avenue side of the building to access the Children’s roo......More

Limited Browsing in Adult and Children's LibraryAdult patrons using the Adult Circulation area must enter the building on 1st Avenue side of the building. Adult patrons with children must enter the building on 2nd Avenue side of the building to access the Children’s room. Everyone entering the building must wear masks. Anyone entering into the building must follow signage rule that they are not allowed in the building if they have a cough, fever, or shortness of breath. Library access to Limited Browsing Only. visits will be 30 minutes per day Continue curbside pick-up for high-risk individuals. No Computer Service. No Copier, Printing or Faxing Water fountains and bathrooms will not be being accessible to public for safety reasons. Adult and children programs held in spaces where people can sit- 6-feet apart and limit number of participants. No food will be served at events.Adult Library total patron capacity at any given time is 25:A security guard will be patrolling the adult floor while patrons are present to ensure that safe distance and guidelines are maintained.  Likewise there will be a guard who is present and patrolling the children’s room when patrons are present to maintain distance and library guidelines. Absolutely no loitering/sitting allowed during this reopening phase (elderly who can’t stand for long periods can be provided a chair if needed)

Library is Closed.

Library is Closed on Sundays

Limited Browsing-Children's Room

Children’s Room:   Everyone entering the building must wear masks. Anyone entering into the building must follow signage rule that they are not allowed in the building if they have a cough, fever, or shortness of breath. Limited library access to Browsing Only. No compu......More

Children’s Room:   Everyone entering the building must wear masks. Anyone entering into the building must follow signage rule that they are not allowed in the building if they have a cough, fever, or shortness of breath. Limited library access to Browsing Only. No computers. No Copier, Printing or Faxing Service. Continue curbside pick-up for high-risk individuals. No Loitering (sitting down) Adult and children programs held in spaces where people can sit- 6-feet apart and limit number of participants. No food will be served at events. Maximum occupancy by patrons at any given time is 15 (this includes children and accompanying parent) Children under the age of 8 must be accompanied by an adult when entering the library. All other children if older than 8, if unaccompanied by an adult must present a library card upon entering the library to browse.  Absolutely no loitering/sitting down during this phase of reopening.

Limited Browsing-Adult Library

Adult patrons using the Adult Circulation area must enter the building on 1st Avenue side of the building. Adult patrons with children must enter the building on 2nd Avenue side of the building to access the Children's room.  Everyone entering the building must wear mas......More

Adult patrons using the Adult Circulation area must enter the building on 1st Avenue side of the building. Adult patrons with children must enter the building on 2nd Avenue side of the building to access the Children's room.  Everyone entering the building must wear masks. Anyone entering into the building must follow signage rule that they are not allowed in the building if they have a cough, fever, or shortness of breath. Library access to Limited Browsing Only. visits will be 30 minutes per day Continue curbside pick-up for high-risk individuals. No Computer Service. No Copier, Printing or Faxing Water fountains and bathrooms will not be being accessible to public for safety reasons. Adult and children programs held in spaces where people can sit- 6-feet apart and limit number of participants. No food will be served at events.Adult Library total patron capacity at any given time is 25:A security guard will be patrolling the adult floor while patrons are present to ensure that safe distance and guidelines are maintained.  Likewise there will be a guard who is present and patrolling the children’s room when patrons are present to maintain distance and library guidelines. Absolutely no loitering/sitting allowed during this reopening phase (elderly who can’t stand for long periods can be provided a chair if needed)

Library is Closed - ELECTION DAY

Library is Closed ELECTION DAY

Limited Browsing-Children's Room

Children’s Room:   Everyone entering the building must wear masks. Anyone entering into the building must follow signage rule that they are not allowed in the building if they have a cough, fever, or shortness of breath. Limited library access to Browsing Only. No compu......More

Children’s Room:   Everyone entering the building must wear masks. Anyone entering into the building must follow signage rule that they are not allowed in the building if they have a cough, fever, or shortness of breath. Limited library access to Browsing Only. No computers. No Copier, Printing or Faxing Service. Continue curbside pick-up for high-risk individuals. No Loitering (sitting down) Adult and children programs held in spaces where people can sit- 6-feet apart and limit number of participants. No food will be served at events. Maximum occupancy by patrons at any given time is 15 (this includes children and accompanying parent) Children under the age of 8 must be accompanied by an adult when entering the library. All other children if older than 8, if unaccompanied by an adult must present a library card upon entering the library to browse.  Absolutely no loitering/sitting down during this phase of reopening.

Limited Browsing-Adult Library

Adult patrons using the Adult Circulation area must enter the building on 1st Avenue side of the building. Adult patrons with children must enter the building on 2nd Avenue side of the building to access the Children's room.  Everyone entering the building must wear mas......More

Adult patrons using the Adult Circulation area must enter the building on 1st Avenue side of the building. Adult patrons with children must enter the building on 2nd Avenue side of the building to access the Children's room.  Everyone entering the building must wear masks. Anyone entering into the building must follow signage rule that they are not allowed in the building if they have a cough, fever, or shortness of breath. Library access to Limited Browsing Only. visits will be 30 minutes per day Continue curbside pick-up for high-risk individuals. No Computer Service. No Copier, Printing or Faxing Water fountains and bathrooms will not be being accessible to public for safety reasons. Adult and children programs held in spaces where people can sit- 6-feet apart and limit number of participants. No food will be served at events.Adult Library total patron capacity at any given time is 25:A security guard will be patrolling the adult floor while patrons are present to ensure that safe distance and guidelines are maintained.  Likewise there will be a guard who is present and patrolling the children’s room when patrons are present to maintain distance and library guidelines. Absolutely no loitering/sitting allowed during this reopening phase (elderly who can’t stand for long periods can be provided a chair if needed)

MRATT SERIES via Zoom

The MRATT: The History of African Americans in the Film Industry will consist of Young Adults in the City of Mount Vernon who will learn the History of Blacks in film and learn how to read, write, and develop a film script into a (10-15)-minute short film. The students ......More

The MRATT: The History of African Americans in the Film Industry will consist of Young Adults in the City of Mount Vernon who will learn the History of Blacks in film and learn how to read, write, and develop a film script into a (10-15)-minute short film. The students will learn about noted African Americans such as Oscar Micheaux, James Weldon Johnson, Robert Cole, James Van Der Zee, and many other noted photographers, actors, and musicians from an experienced personality in Multi-Media.This program will take place virtually via a Zoom Meeting and in the physical building of Mount Vernon Public Library for 12 weeks (SEPTEMBER - NOVEMBER 2020) beginning September 1st 2020.Ages 14-19 and will work in different session learning groups to LEARN how to create a film treatment outline, film script, and create a film 4K Cameras. Participants will also learn Digital Marketing skills to assist in promoting their final projects. The library will have a Mini-Film Festival for the Mount Vernon community.September 1, 2020 - November 28, 2020Tuesdays and Wednesdays 4:00 - 6:00 pmand Saturdays 12:00pm - 2:00pmRegister Online Here

Tales for Toddlers - VIA Zoom

PreschoolJoin MVPL Children’s Room Librarians for a special storytime. Have fun listening to some stories and lively songs all from the comfort of your own home.Register in advance for these meetings:https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUkd-CgrDgoGtabNxb6BRYHe5N-b......More

PreschoolJoin MVPL Children’s Room Librarians for a special storytime. Have fun listening to some stories and lively songs all from the comfort of your own home.Register in advance for these meetings:https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUkd-CgrDgoGtabNxb6BRYHe5N-bNg_raWqAfter registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Limited Browsing-Children's Room

Children’s Room:   Everyone entering the building must wear masks. Anyone entering into the building must follow signage rule that they are not allowed in the building if they have a cough, fever, or shortness of breath. Limited library access to Browsing Only. No compu......More

Children’s Room:   Everyone entering the building must wear masks. Anyone entering into the building must follow signage rule that they are not allowed in the building if they have a cough, fever, or shortness of breath. Limited library access to Browsing Only. No computers. No Copier, Printing or Faxing Service. Continue curbside pick-up for high-risk individuals. No Loitering (sitting down) Adult and children programs held in spaces where people can sit- 6-feet apart and limit number of participants. No food will be served at events. Maximum occupancy by patrons at any given time is 15 (this includes children and accompanying parent) Children under the age of 8 must be accompanied by an adult when entering the library. All other children if older than 8, if unaccompanied by an adult must present a library card upon entering the library to browse.  Absolutely no loitering/sitting down during this phase of reopening.

Later Browsing-Adult Library

Adult patrons using the Adult Circulation area must enter the building on 1st Avenue side of the building. Adult patrons with children must enter the building on 2nd Avenue side of the building to access the Children's room.  Everyone entering the building must wear mas......More

Adult patrons using the Adult Circulation area must enter the building on 1st Avenue side of the building. Adult patrons with children must enter the building on 2nd Avenue side of the building to access the Children's room.  Everyone entering the building must wear masks. Anyone entering into the building must follow signage rule that they are not allowed in the building if they have a cough, fever, or shortness of breath. Library access to Limited Browsing Only. visits will be 30 minutes per day Continue curbside pick-up for high-risk individuals. No Computer Service. No Copier, Printing or Faxing Water fountains and bathrooms will not be being accessible to public for safety reasons. Adult and children programs held in spaces where people can sit- 6-feet apart and limit number of participants. No food will be served at events.Adult Library total patron capacity at any given time is 25:A security guard will be patrolling the adult floor while patrons are present to ensure that safe distance and guidelines are maintained.  Likewise there will be a guard who is present and patrolling the children’s room when patrons are present to maintain distance and library guidelines. Absolutely no loitering/sitting allowed during this reopening phase (elderly who can’t stand for long periods can be provided a chair if needed)

Buildings & Grounds Meeting via ZOOM

Committee Meeting led by Trustee Oscar Davis (Chairperson) and Trustee Cathlin Gleason-Boncardo who will discuss the Buildings and Grounds of the Library in the Trustee's Zoom Meeting Room.

Technology Committee Meeting via ZOOM

The Technology Committee is the advisory body composed of Library Trustees meeting to discuss policy and planning for technology throughout our library. Trustee Oscar Davis (Chairperson) and a Trustee will discuss the technology of our Library. Located in the Trustee's ......More

The Technology Committee is the advisory body composed of Library Trustees meeting to discuss policy and planning for technology throughout our library. Trustee Oscar Davis (Chairperson) and a Trustee will discuss the technology of our Library. Located in the Trustee's Zoom Meeting Room

Music with Graham Clarke via ZOOM.

Kids love Graham’s silly humor and fun songs and will enjoy moving and grooving to the beat with this popular energetic performer.11:00am - 11:45am via ZOOM.Please check the Children’s Room monthly calendar for schedule changes. 

Limited Browsing-Children's Room

Children’s Room:   Everyone entering the building must wear masks. Anyone entering into the building must follow signage rule that they are not allowed in the building if they have a cough, fever, or shortness of breath. Limited library access to Browsing Only. No compu......More

Children’s Room:   Everyone entering the building must wear masks. Anyone entering into the building must follow signage rule that they are not allowed in the building if they have a cough, fever, or shortness of breath. Limited library access to Browsing Only. No computers. No Copier, Printing or Faxing Service. Continue curbside pick-up for high-risk individuals. No Loitering (sitting down) Adult and children programs held in spaces where people can sit- 6-feet apart and limit number of participants. No food will be served at events. Maximum occupancy by patrons at any given time is 15 (this includes children and accompanying parent) Children under the age of 8 must be accompanied by an adult when entering the library. All other children if older than 8, if unaccompanied by an adult must present a library card upon entering the library to browse.  Absolutely no loitering/sitting down during this phase of reopening.

Limited Browsing-Adult Library

Adult patrons using the Adult Circulation area must enter the building on 1st Avenue side of the building. Adult patrons with children must enter the building on 2nd Avenue side of the building to access the Children's room.  Everyone entering the building must wear mas......More

Adult patrons using the Adult Circulation area must enter the building on 1st Avenue side of the building. Adult patrons with children must enter the building on 2nd Avenue side of the building to access the Children's room.  Everyone entering the building must wear masks. Anyone entering into the building must follow signage rule that they are not allowed in the building if they have a cough, fever, or shortness of breath. Library access to Limited Browsing Only. visits will be 30 minutes per day Continue curbside pick-up for high-risk individuals. No Computer Service. No Copier, Printing or Faxing Water fountains and bathrooms will not be being accessible to public for safety reasons. Adult and children programs held in spaces where people can sit- 6-feet apart and limit number of participants. No food will be served at events.Adult Library total patron capacity at any given time is 25:A security guard will be patrolling the adult floor while patrons are present to ensure that safe distance and guidelines are maintained.  Likewise there will be a guard who is present and patrolling the children’s room when patrons are present to maintain distance and library guidelines. Absolutely no loitering/sitting allowed during this reopening phase (elderly who can’t stand for long periods can be provided a chair if needed)

Sing, Dance & Fun with Dawny Dew Online

Saturday, October 10 and 24, 202011:15am - 11:45amLive Online with Zoom2 - 7 yearsDawny Dew turns children's songs, stories and rhymes into fun filled activities.  She and her puppets Sonny, Goo Goo, Gaga and many more, delight children of all ages with this live Zoom p......More

Saturday, October 10 and 24, 202011:15am - 11:45amLive Online with Zoom2 - 7 yearsDawny Dew turns children's songs, stories and rhymes into fun filled activities.  She and her puppets Sonny, Goo Goo, Gaga and many more, delight children of all ages with this live Zoom program.Register in advance for these programs.https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIocuqprzssHNDGYibBrpCZcU9kU3Pup74vAfter registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the programs.  

MRATT SERIES via Zoom.

The MRATT: The History of African Americans in the Film Industry will consist of Young Adults in the City of Mount Vernon who will learn the History of Blacks in film and learn how to read, write, and develop a film script into a (10-15)-minute short film. The students ......More

The MRATT: The History of African Americans in the Film Industry will consist of Young Adults in the City of Mount Vernon who will learn the History of Blacks in film and learn how to read, write, and develop a film script into a (10-15)-minute short film. The students will learn about noted African Americans such as Oscar Micheaux, James Weldon Johnson, Robert Cole, James Van Der Zee, and many other noted photographers, actors, and musicians from an experienced personality in Multi-Media.This program will take place virtually via a Zoom Meeting and in the physical building of Mount Vernon Public Library for 12 weeks (SEPTEMBER - NOVEMBER 2020) beginning September 1st 2020.Ages 14-19 and will work in different session learning groups to LEARN how to create a film treatment outline, film script, and create a film 4K Cameras. Participants will also learn Digital Marketing skills to assist in promoting their final projects. The library will have a Mini-Film Festival for the Mount Vernon community.Tuesdays and Wednesdays 4:00 - 6:00 pm and Saturdays 12:00 - 2:00 pm

Library is Closed.

Library is Closed on Sundays