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Myer Myers, a Jewish silversmith in colonial America, created outstanding works for leading members of the New York elite. Join us at the Library as museum educator, Alice W. Iglehart explores his exquisite objects, long regarded as among the most

You may be astounded to learn that New York has never been self-sufficient in meeting its need for blood. There is no substitute for human blood and 1 in 3 adults will require a blood transfusion at some point in

The May/June issue of Happenings is out! Discover what's happening at the Library. Read Now

Celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the USA with the Port Washington Public Library as we not only recognize this important semi quincentennial founding of the United States of America, but also explore topics of freedom and democracy that are part

Pete Fornatale (1945-2012) was a longtime Port Washington resident and FM radio pioneer known for his eclectic music taste, insightful interviews with artists, and outspoken but measured commentary on the zeitgeist of the day. Over his nearly 50-year career as

On view in The Adler Gallery from May 1 - July 1. Reception: Saturday, June 13 at 2:00 p.m. Jonathan Butterick is a painter who works from his own photographs, creating acrylic gouache pieces on paper that act as small, luminous

This new local history exhibit, now on view in the Columns Gallery, highlights over 50 years of photography produced by Mason Studio, formerly located at 118 Main Street in Port Washington. Following its 1985 closure, the Library acquired approximately 20,000

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The PWPL Career and Personal Finance Center proudly offers our patrons both scheduled and ongoing access to a varied set of resources that includes in-person and online programs, workshops, web-based services, and seminars. Subjects may include Resume Critique, Interview Preparation/Mock

Did you know you can borrow and reserve special items from PWPL’s Library of Games and Gadgets?  We have musical instruments, game consoles, electronic gear, nature items, and good old-fashioned lawn games available to borrow! This service is made possible by

Highlighting beautiful photographs from our Local History Collection, the Along Manhasset Bay Photography Exhibit is a visual exploration of the rich maritime history of Port Washington. On display in the PWPL Columns Gallery.

PWPL museum passes are available for free to adult cardholders. Some passes may be printed from home and others need to be picked up and returned. Visit our museum pass page to reserve yours today or call 516-883-4400 for assistance.

Announcing the debut of the Along Manhasset Bay historical walking tour of Port Washington along Manhasset Bay, from Inspiration Wharf to Shore Road. Brought to you by the History Center at the Port Washington Public Library.

Tech one-on-ones are currently being conducted virtually. Click here to schedule an appointment. Tech One-on-One reservations are available for basic computer help, iPhone or iPad support, smart devices, 3D printing, social media, Zoom, Android help, email help, Library apps, Mac help,

Along Manhasset Bay is an in-depth look at life and leisure on the Bay. Told through archival photographs, the book's lush pictorial depiction of a community in transition showcases many never before seen images from the Port Washington Public Library's

We are currently living through an unprecedented global event, and it is imperative that it be documented for future generations. The Local History Center at the Port Washington Public Library is proud to announce our COVID-19 PUBLIC MEMORY PROJECT, and we need your help!  Click here to access the submission form.

Don’t know what to read or watch next? Ask the experts! Fill out a recommendation form and our librarians will select some titles just for you that can be picked up via our Curbside Grab-and-Go service. For children’s book recommendations,

PWPL is now accepting returned materials! Patrons can drop off any library items they have had at home these last few months (including materials on loan from other Nassau County libraries) at PWPL starting June 15. In accordance with CDC

While the PWPL Staff may not be able to see you in person we miss you all!  We hope you enjoy two videos we've made while social distancing:  We Miss You Video, & Why We Wear a Mask Video. Follow our

Kanopy is a video streaming service offering access to more than 30,000 documentaries, movies, and educational videos for all ages. Patrons can play 10 videos per month. You have unlimited access to each title for 3 days or access to The Kanopy

In our ongoing efforts to support the community during this difficult time, PWPL has coordinated with the Port Washington - Manhasset Office of Emergency Management (PWM OEM) to 3D print person protective equipment (PPE) for those working on the front

It's critical that everyone living in Port Washington gets counted in the Census. Your Census response secures funding for our schools, roads, and other services and is used to determine how much representation New York State gets in Congress. PWPL

Looking for your next great read, listen, or watch? Get personalized book, TV show, and movie recommendations from library workers HERE!

We are currently living through an unprecedented global event, and it is imperative that it be documented for future generations. The Local History Center at the Port Washington Public Library is proud to announce our COVID-19 PUBLIC MEMORY PROJECT, and we need your help!  Click here to access the submission form.

Even now, libraries are here to help you learn, grow, and entertain the kids! We're happy to offer residents without an existing library card a Digital Library Card, with access to things like ebooks, audiobooks, live tutoring, digital magazines, language

We invite you to read 1,000 books with your child before he or she begins kindergarten. The concept is simple, but the rewards are priceless. Read a book (any book) to your newborn, infant, and/or toddler. The goal is to read 1,000 books (yes, you can repeat books!) before your child starts kindergarten.

September is National Library Sign Up Month Visit us in the Library or go to www.pwpl.org

Tutor.com is a highly-rated online learning service that provides one-to-one tutoring, test prep, and online resources for learners of all ages. Tutor.com has extended their hours to 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. weekdays and 2 p.m. - 10 p.m. on