This was my childhood library and my favorite place to go for many years. I took so many classes as…read morea child from learning French in kindergarten to taking stained glass classes later on and so much more. I loved their summer reading program as I was always an avid reader. My dad had his photography featured in the gallery a few years back. They have a massive selection of books and it's a stunning spot. The history of this library is amazing too. I am always happy when I can go back and visit and buy a book or two!

I love this library. It's been my haven since I was a child and it still makes me so thrilled and…read moreat ease when I come here and select books. They're pick up system for held books had gotten even better over the years and from the CDs (yes I still use those!) to micro film to local items to all the literature.. it makes me want to be a librarian too. I love books!!

This is a great library from the friendly and intelligent staff to the great selection of books ,…read moremusic and videos. I have been putting holds on a book series recently and the speed at which they get the books from other libraries is unmatched. I consider myself lucky for enjoying this wonderful resource.

I've been taking my toddler to the Katonah library and we both love it. We tried Somers today and…read morethe difference is startling. While the selection of books and toys is fine, the staff can best be described as ice. I kept thinking someone must have been fired or died or something. Unsmiling and overbearing (when they could be bothered to attend to you). I'll try another day and see if it wasn't just a big hangover from an office party.

The best! Wonderful programs and welcoming environment ... they will always try their best to…read morelocate new books

Beacon's public library is a great addition to the bustling downtown district! We always make a…read morepoint to visit the local library whenever we travel, and Howland is no exception to many of the wonderful libraries we've visited in the greater New York area! The library is a bit smaller than some of the others (then again, we're spoiled by the vastness of the Mahopac Public Library), but doesn't skimp on book selection and friendliness of the staff. This is also an excellent place to visit with children - their youth section is robust and it always seems like there's some fun programming for kids going on whenever we visit. The Howland Public Library is a definite asset to the Beacon community, and a must-visit to add to your list when you're in town!

Came here in a rainy Saturday with my kids in tow. The place is very quiet and we had the whole…read moreplace pretty much to ourselves. There were three computers available, one with preloaded kids programs, the other two standard internet connected windows computers. There are plenty of tables, games, LEGO's and of course books. The employees are super nice and it was a great way to entertain the kids for a few hours. I can only speak on the children's room. I didn't spend any time in the main area, but the kids room suited my needs perfectly.

The new Library building is clean and spacious and easy to navigate…read more The Staff is attentive and professional. The programs offered are excellent. Check out the Library in Brewster,,,you will be glad you did!

Katonah's library - kids area review…read more Such an awesome kids library with so much to do - tons of books, play kitchen, train area, couches, turtle aquarium, chess, games, etc. Highly recommend stopping by!

The Katonah Village Library, under the directorship of Mary Kane, is a wonderful facility. It is a…read morewelcoming, peaceful environment full of unexpected creative offerings and performances as well.

I adore libraries - must be the nerd in me - and I love the Butterfield Library in Cold Spring. The…read moreadorable brick building aside, it is everything I think of when imagining the perfect library: historic, well-preserved interior, complete with (nonfunctional) fireplace; large guilded paintings of the founders, dressed in fine 19th century garb; neatly stacked shelves; graceful tables for sitting and reading; and a friendly staff. The library is small - the literature/fiction section is in front, while most of the historical and non-fiction texts are located in the larger room, which has a stage for presentations. There is also a children's section downstairs, and the library has two computers for browsing the card catalog. I've been able to find books I've wanted here, but just as often end up requesting items through Butterfield's interlibrary loan system (remember, it's a small place). But I don't care where the books come from, really - I just love climbing the front steps, opening the door and entering Library Land. Not chaotic, we-must-queue-up-New-York-Public-Library-land, but Old Fashioned Library Land, where you can gather your books together and linger, because lingering is necessary and encouraged.

Awesome place! It's a bit small and doesn't have the largest collection, but those library ladies…read morewill help you find anything - even if it isn't in the county catalog! Super nice and super helpful - they have a very good dvd collection and even some vhs too!

Small public library in Highland falls. Very child friendly…read more They even have toys for children in the middle of the children's library. Kids play with toys and puzzles Good place to be to encourage learning and play and socialisation

Cute little library, we visited the children's area for awhile. Looked like a good selection of…read morechildren's books available and lots of toys for kids to play with. The space was very clean and well presented

What a great library. Cornwall is so lucky to have a place like this in their backyard. This place…read moreis huge well stocked with the latest books, movies, audio books and more. Best part is I can use my RCLS card here, friendly staff and the place is as clean as a hospital. Well done.

Great all around library. Nice selection. Nice architecture. Really nice children's area. The…read morebest I've been to in Westchester.

For studying or getting some work done this is a really good place. Big tables to plug in a…read morecomputer and work at and, as a library should be, really quiet. Wifi is free and seems fast. With the high ceilings and big windows it creates a really relaxing vibe. Lots of computers if you need one and heaps of magazines to browse. Upstairs they also have rooms you can reserve for group study or work and downstairs a little cafe. I thin they could improve on that area, offering some more variety, maybe some small sandwiches. Wished they opened earlier than 9 but that might be standard library hours

This is my favorite library in Orange County, which says a lot because I love most of them…read more It's everything I look for in a library and more. They are also good about informing the public about community offerings. I've discovered so many lovely community groups and events by simply popping into the library. The library itself is good about booking engaging activities and events.

This is a special announcement the Harriet Tubman sculpture has arrived,it will only be here for 2…read moremonths. It was created by an Emmy/Academy award winning sculptor Wesley Wofford. Run don't walk to be amazed,words does not do it justice, & by the way it was what Harriet was about