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# Newburgh Free Library

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- [Reflections of Sojourner Truth: An exhibit by the NFA Black History Club](https://newburghlibrary.org/reflections-of-sojourner-truth/) - The Newburgh Free Library presents Reflections of Sojourner Truth: An exhibit of words and images contributed by the NFA Black History Club Currently on View Daily in the Library/BOE Lobby. More Info: To commemorate the exhibition of Trina Greene’s statue, “First Step to Freedom”, the Local History Staff of the Newburgh Free Library asked student
- [End of Year Staff Favorites 2025](https://newburghlibrary.org/end-of-year-staff-favorites-2025/) - Check out our end-of-year staff favorites. We asked our library staff to share their favorite pieces of media from the last year. Everything here is available in our catalog! Can't Get Enough by Kennedy Ryan 2025 was the year I fell in love with Kennedy Ryan's writing! Her books are technically romances, but I would
- [Charity and Community in Our Archives](https://newburghlibrary.org/charity-and-community-in-our-archives/) - by Matthew Thorenz, Local History & Government Docs Librarian On December 29, 1976, a holiday miracle was reported in the Times Herald Record. Following a radio announcement that Newburgh’s Meals-on-Wheels would be unable to deliver hot meals to those in need due to inclement weather, eight teamsters from Local 445 volunteered their services to deliver
- [Old Soldiers' Stories Have a Permanent Home Here](https://newburghlibrary.org/old-soldiers-stories-have-a-permanent-home-here/) - by Matthew Thorenz, Local History & Government Docs Librarian On November 11, our nation commemorated Veterans Day, a day in which we honor those who served in the armed forces from the American Revolutionary War to the present day. Our library’s Local History collection contains many published stories of those who have served our country
- ["Newburgh and The Nation" Essay](https://newburghlibrary.org/newburgh-and-the-nation-essay/) - A Picture is worth 1,000 words, so here are 1,401: A Historical perspective of “Newburgh & the Nation: The Paintings of John Gould”Speech given at Opening Reception on 10/16/25 by Matthew Thorenz, Local History Librarian, Newburgh Free Library Our library is honored to highlight three paintings that document an important part of our local, and
- [Staff End-of-Year Favorites](https://newburghlibrary.org/staff-end-of-year-favorites/) - Check out our end-of-year staff favorites. We asked our library staff to share their favorite pieces of media from the last year. Everything here is available in our catalog! The Spellshop by Sarah Beth Durst This cozy fantasy was perfect to enjoy on the first chilly weekend of October. The conflict was low-stakes, but still
- [Library Announces Kick-off of the NEA Big Read in Newburgh](https://newburghlibrary.org/library-announces-kick-off-of-the-nea-big-read-in-newburgh/) - NEWBURGH will come together to read and celebrate HUSTLE The Newburgh Free Library will launch its National Endowment for the Arts Big Read program exploring Hustle by David Tomas Martinez with a Hispanic Heritage Month Kick Off on Saturday, September 21st, from 12:00-3:00 p.m. The NEA Big Read in Newburgh is presented in partnership with

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- [Popular Books, Bestsellers, and Award Winners](https://newburghlibrary.org/reading-entertainment/find-the-latest-books-more/) - Let us help you find your new favorite book! From the latest bestsellers to literary classics, the Newburgh Free Library is sure to have something for your leisure reading. Browse our Popular Reading area on the Main floor where you will bestsellers and new titles in all genres. Or browse the older fiction area to
- [Newburgh Bike Borrow / Newburgh Préstamo de bicicletas](https://newburghlibrary.org/newburgh-bike-borrow/) - This fall, the Newburgh Free Library is launching a Bike Borrow Program, offering residents a free and accessible way to explore our community on two wheels. Through this initiative, library cardholders can borrow a bicycle just like checking out a book, encouraging healthier travel choices, reducing reliance on cars, and strengthening connections to the local
- [Museum Passes](https://newburghlibrary.org/reading-entertainment/museum-passes/) - Museum Passes Museum passes can be checked out just like a book or DVD, and are available to Newburgh Free Library Card holders only, at the Main Library only. Borrowing a museum pass is on a first come, first-served basis: reservations or requests for specific dates to use the passes cannot be made. See what museum passes
- [Hours & Location](https://newburghlibrary.org/about-us/hours-location/) - Newburgh Free Library Address124 Grand StreetNewburgh, NY 12550 Main Phone: (845) 563-3600Fax Number: (845) 563-3602 Regular Hours (September- June): Monday through Thursday: 9 am – 8 pm. Friday & Saturday: 9 am – 5 pm. Sunday: 1 pm – 5 pm. Summer Hours (July & August): Monday, Tuesday & Thursday: 9 am – 8 pm. Wednesday
- [In The Stacks Podcast](https://newburghlibrary.org/about-us/in-the-stacks-podcast/) - What is In the Stacks with the Newburgh Free Library? Listen to the staff from Newburgh Free Library share what's going on at the library. In The Stacks with The Newburgh Free Library was created in partnership with Safe Harbors of The Hudson. Listen to episodes below or listen live on Safe Harbors Radio! In
- [Little Learners: Literacy Collection](https://newburghlibrary.org/little-learner/) - In collaboration with the Newburgh Armory Unity Center (NAUC) and the Orange County Department of Health, the Newburgh Free Library (NFL) are offering a special circulating collection of early literacy books for children ages 0-5 at the Newburgh Armory Unity Center located at 321 S. William St., Newburgh, NY. Funded by the NAUC and managed
- [Newburgh Free Library Staff](https://newburghlibrary.org/about-us/staff/) - Administration Ben GockerDirector845-563-3605bgocker@rcls.org Stephanie MontesantoAssistant Library Director845-563-3629smontesanto@rcls.org Nancy NesterSenior Account Clerk845-563-3606nnester@rcls.org Trenice ObieAccount Clerk845-563-3607tobie@rcls.org Robin ValerioPrincipal Typist / Assistant845-563-3605rvalerio@rcls.org Adult Services Department Christopher MorganLibrarian, Head of Adult Services845-563-3619cmorgan@necsd.net Collection Development Taylor BeachCentral Library Collection Development and eBooks Librarian845-563-3632tbeach@rcls.org Chrissy RiversCollection Development & Technical Services Librariancrivers@rcls.org Adult Programming, Marketing & Communications Kristen Thornton-De StafenoProgramming, Marketing &
- [Request for Reconsideration of Library Materials](https://newburghlibrary.org/request-for-reconsideration-of-library-materials/) - Request for Reconsideration of Library Resources Policy REVISED-Policy_Request-for-Reconsideration-approved-June-23-2026Download Request for Reconsideration Form Request-for-Reconsideration-Form_2024Download
- [Library Policies](https://newburghlibrary.org/about-us/policies/) - Mission Statement Our mission is to inform, inspire, and connect our diverse community. We providefree, equitable access to cultural, technological, and educational enrichment andresources.
- [Deliver Books to Troops](https://newburghlibrary.org/deliver-books-to-troops/) - The Friends of the Newburgh Free Library Partner with Operation Paperback The Friends of the Newburgh Free Library are teaming up with another non-profit organization, Operation Paperback, to distribute books to active-duty military troops and veterans. Troops all across the globe have been the recipients of more than 3.5 million books delivered through Operation Paperback.
- [Borrowing Policies](https://newburghlibrary.org/about-us/borrowing-policies/) - Library Cards, Internet Guest Passes and Borrowing Policies Adults and children of any age are welcome to use the Library’s collections and services or participate in programs, provided they follow the Library’s Code of Conduct. Borrowing Library materials to take home, remote access to research databases, downloading digital materials and use of computer workstations and laptops all require presentation
- [History House](https://newburghlibrary.org/history-house/) - Newburgh Free Library & Newburgh Historical Society to Collaborate on Hands-On History Initiative The Newburgh Free Library and the Newburgh Historical Society are excited to introduce History House, a new program designed to help our community explore local history through creativity, storytelling, and hands-on activities. History House invites children and families to step inside the
- [Clase de inglés gratis](https://newburghlibrary.org/clase-de-ingles-gratis/) - La biblioteca tiene clases de inglés para principiantes y clases de inglés conversacional en la biblioteca durante todo el año. -Todos los clases en la biblioteca son gratis -No necesita registrarse -Para más información llama al 845-563-3644 o manda un correo electrónico a yavella@rcls.org -El apoyo para este programa es proporcionado por Literacy Connections of
- [Digital Navigators of the Hudson Valley](https://newburghlibrary.org/getconnectedesp/) - Los Navegadores Digitales son guías entrenados en bibliotecas y otras organizaciones comunitarias para asistirte si tienes problemas tecnológicos. Ayuda está disponible en español. Regístrese para una cita aquí. Los navegadores digitales pueden ayudarte a: -Usar tu teléfono móvil inteligente, tablet, u otro dispositivo -Encontrar formularios en línea -Entender de seguridad y cómo proteger tu privacidad
- [Library of Things (LoT)](https://newburghlibrary.org/library-of-things-lot/) - Our Library of Things is a collection of non-traditional items that complement the Newburgh Free Library’s mission to provide diverse opportunities for learning and engagement. Our goal is to offer patrons a variety of items to borrow that they may not have at home, or may only need once and don't want to purchase. Current
- [Jobs & Volunteering at The Library](https://newburghlibrary.org/about-us/jobs-volunteering-at-the-library/) - Jobs Employment at the Newburgh Free Library is managed by the Human Resources Department of the Newburgh Enlarged City School District. Vacancies are posted on their website: http://newburghschools.org/hrgeneral.php Applicants for full-time civil service positions should be on the lists created by the City of Newburgh’s Civil Service Commission: https://www.cityofnewburgh-ny.gov/313/Civil-Service Volunteers Volunteers who are interested in
- [Friends Of The Library](https://newburghlibrary.org/about-us/friends-of-the-library/) - The Library needs more than books. It needs Friends. The Library needs more than books. It needs Friends. Friends of the Newburgh Free Library are a volunteer group of people who believe in the importance of books, cultural activities, and libraries, for people of all ages. BACK DOOR BOOKS and BOOK FAIROne Saturday a month
- [Resources](https://newburghlibrary.org/youth-services/early-childhood-and-parenting/resources/)
- [Regina Angelo Scholarship](https://newburghlibrary.org/regina-angelo-scholarship/) - The Regino Angelo Scholarship Sponsored by Friends of the Newburgh Library How has the Newburgh Free Library enhanced your life? Friends of the Newburgh Free Library is a volunteer group of people who believe in the importance of books, cultural activities, and libraries for people of all ages. This organization is sponsoring two $600 scholarships
- [2026 Summer Reading](https://newburghlibrary.org/2026-summer-reading/) - 2026 Summer Reading - "Unearth a Story" The theme of this year’s summer reading program is “Unearth a Story.” Join us for another jam-packed, fun-filled summer planned for children, teens and adults! Summer Reading provides youth and adults with opportunities to socialize and foster community. This year’s Summer Reading Program goes until August 24. Beginning
- [Library Newsletter](https://newburghlibrary.org/about-us/library-newsletter/)
- [2026-2027 Budget ](https://newburghlibrary.org/2627budget/)
- [Printing Services](https://newburghlibrary.org/services/wireless-printing/) - The Newburgh Free Library offers printing services up to half an hour before closing. At the Main Library, you can upload the file or photo you would like to print to https://print.princh.com/?pid=109344 and select B+W or Color printing. You can also print by emailing attachments to nfl-bw@ewprints.com (to print in B+W), or to nfl-color@ewprints.com (if you
- [Library Exhibits](https://newburghlibrary.org/library-exhibits/) - See what's currently on view in the Library and past exhibits.
- [Download E-Books & More](https://newburghlibrary.org/reading-entertainment/download-ebooks-more/) - Search the Catalog From Your Phone Using RCLS GO Use the RCLS Go app to access, explore, and manage your library account anytime. Search for items, place holds, renew items, and check your holds status all from your phone! Apps for Borrowing Digital Materials Libby With Libby, you can borrow popular ebooks, audiobooks and magazines
- [Parenting](https://newburghlibrary.org/youth-services/early-childhood-and-parenting/parenting/) - Welcome to the Parenting Page! The library aims to provide helpful and resources for all youth and those that care for them and to connect caregivers with community resources to further assist them. Parenting Collection As part of the library’s mission to inform, inspire and improve the library‘s community, there is a separate Parenting Collection
- [Youth Arts Group of RMM: Our Radical Art](https://newburghlibrary.org/yagrmm-our-radical-art/) - The Newburgh Free Library presents an exhibition of Our Radical Art, art created by the Youth Arts Group of RMM. Currently on View Daily through February. YAG's Mission: The Youth Arts Group (YAG) is a culturally diverse group of high school-age individuals who come together with a determination to create change in our lives and
- [Tweens and Teens](https://newburghlibrary.org/youth-services/tweens-teens2/) - If you’re in Middle or High School, this is the place for you! Browse the boxes below for information about upcoming programs, book lists, volunteer opportunities, and research resources. We’re here to help! Can’t find what you’re looking for or have a library related question or suggestion?Please contact Sioban at ssedney@rcls.org. Stay in the Loop
- [Tweens & Teens](https://newburghlibrary.org/youth-services/tweens-teens/) - If you’re in Middle or High School, this is the place for you! Browse the boxes below for information about upcoming programs, book lists, volunteer opportunities, and research resources. We’re here to help! Can’t find what you’re looking for or have a library related question or suggestion?Please contact Sioban at ssedney@rcls.org. Stay in the Loop
- [Tax Links](https://newburghlibrary.org/tax-links/) - FEDERAL IRS Home Page Federal Income Tax Forms & Publications – IRS STATE New York State Tax Forms New York State E-File for Free OTHER STATES New Jersey Tax Forms Connecticut Tax Forms AARP TAX-AIDE SITE & FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS AARP Tax-Aide will be holding appointment hours on Tuesdays & Wednesdays at the Main Library
- [Programs and Events for Teens](https://newburghlibrary.org/youth-services/tweens-teens2/whats-happening/) - Programs and Events for Teens The library hosts programs for teens all year long. Most programs do not require registration unless otherwise noted. Join us for the fun events below! Calendar of Programs and Events The calendar below is filtered to only show programs for tweens & teens. Click on a program title to get
- [Help & Info](https://newburghlibrary.org/youth-services/tweens-teens2/help-info/) - Homework Help & Research Beyond High School Resources Personal Help Resources
- [Youth Services](https://newburghlibrary.org/youth-services/) - Welcome to the Newburgh Free Library Youth Services Page! Like us on Facebook to stay up to date on current programs and library happenings. Scroll down for more info about our services!
- [Battle of the Books](https://newburghlibrary.org/battle-of-the-books/) - Battle of the Books - Summer 2026 What is it? Battle of the Books is a trivia bowl style competition for teens entering 6th through 12th grade. Trivia questions are based on the preselected books that participants will read and discuss as a team throughout the summer. At the end of the summer the Newburgh
- [battle of the books 2 test](https://newburghlibrary.org/battle-of-the-books-2-test/)
- [Databases and E-Resources](https://newburghlibrary.org/databases-and-e-resources/) - A ABMS Board Certification Search [The American Board of Medical Specialists'] online verification service is available for personal use by consumers to research physicians. You will be asked to register for the service by typing in some basic information. To verify a physician's Board Certification status, simply go to www.CertificationMatters.org, enter your search criteria and
- [Digital Navigators at the Newburgh Free Library](https://newburghlibrary.org/getconnected/) - Digital Navigators are trained, trusted guides who help deal with a variety of technology needs. They assist anyone in need with using a device, securing free or low-cost internet service, and much more. Newburgh Free Library has several staff members available to provide help getting connected with low cost internet service, low cost smartphones, or
- [Library Services](https://newburghlibrary.org/services/library-services/) - The following services are offered at the Newburgh Free Library: Locations: the Main Library is located at 124 Grand Street in the City of Newburgh. Click here for Hours & contact info. Programs To register for adult, teen or children’s programs, see our program e-calendar or call 845-563-3618. Library E-Newsletter RCLS Go Mobile App The Ramapo Catskill Library System
- [John F. Gould: Additional Resources](https://newburghlibrary.org/john-f-gould-additional-resources/) - Home Career Timeline The Paintings ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Links Newburgh Free Library Local History Department Libguide John Gould Legacy Art The Art of Mid-Century Illustrator John Fleming Gould Article recounting the artists' work for the Saturday Evening Post written by one of his sons, Robert Gould. New Windsor Cantonment State Historic Site Learn more about the
- [John F. Gould: The Paintings](https://newburghlibrary.org/john-f-gould-the-paintings/) - Home Career Timeline THE PAINTINGS ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Text Regarding The Paintings "The Last Great March - 1782" Gould's "The Last Great March - 1782" is the first in the series of three paintings depicting the final winter encampment of the Continental Army at New Windsor, New York. In this scene, a regiment of the New
- [John F. Gould Career Timeline](https://newburghlibrary.org/john-f-gould-career-timeline/) - Home CAREER TIMELINE The Paintings Additional Resources Examples of John F. Gould Art Liberty Loan Poster designed by John Fleming Gould, 1918. John Fleming Gould's illustration for "The Torso Trap" by John Lawrence. Dime Detective Magazine #12. October, 1932 "Newburgh-Beacon Ferries-February 22, 1932". John Fleming Gould, 1983. "The Last Great March - 1782". John Fleming
- [Newburgh and the Nation: The Art of John F. Gould](https://newburghlibrary.org/johngould/) - HOME Career Timeline The Paintings Additional Resources John F. Gould Introduction Born in Worcester, Massachusetts on February 14, 1906, artist John F. Gould’s (1906-1996) life and career spanned nearly a century of change in American society and the arts. Over his lifetime, Gould saw the United States’ global standing rise as a leader in technological
- [The Million Man March - Newburgh 2025](https://newburghlibrary.org/the-million-man-march-newburgh-2025/) - The Million Man March 30th Year Commemoration: 1995-2025 Thursday October 16, 2025 March for Liberty Justice and Freedom Line up 5:00pm Newburgh Courthouse (parking lot) 300 Broadway, Newburgh NY Depart 5:30pm Processional to City Hall 83 Broadway, Newburgh NY Participants are encouraged to bring homemade signs that reflect Liberty, Justice, Freedom,
- [Adult Programs](https://newburghlibrary.org/programs-events/programs/) - What We Offer We provide a variety of programming for adults, such as books clubs, arts & crafts, wellness events, educational programs and more. Currently the programs that are recurring throughout the year are: Tech Ready technology classes ESL classes Chair Yoga with Rae Book clubs Books & Brews "Silent" Book Club Tuesday at Two
- [Hispanic Heritage Month / Programas del mes de la Herencia Hispanica](https://newburghlibrary.org/hispanic-heritage-month-programas-del-mes-de-la-herencia-hispanica/) - National Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated from September 15-October 15 to give recognition to the Hispanic and Latino history and culture, as well as the many contributions made to United States history and culture by the Hispanic American communities. This year's theme is "Collective Heritage: Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Future." Join us this year
- [Programs](https://newburghlibrary.org/youth-services/early-childhood-and-parenting/programs/) - The Library hosts programs for all ages of youth. Story Times Baby Story Time (ages birth-17 months) – Presents simple books, songs, rhymes, and activities for brain-building fun. Toddler Story Time (ages 18-36 months) – Includes stories, songs, rhymes, games, and activities, plus connections to child-centered resources in the community. Missed a story time or
- [Computer & Tech Classes](https://newburghlibrary.org/services/computerclasses/) - For one-on-one appointments to get help with tablets, phones, Library apps, or technology questions, call 563-3625 or fill out this form. Free Computer Classes Open to adults ages 18 and older. See our current offerings and register for Computer Classes on the e-calendar. LinkedIn Learning Learn business, creative, education and tech skills taught by expert instructors with LinkedIn
- [Library Card Sign Up Month](https://newburghlibrary.org/library-card-sign-up-month/) - September is Library Card Sign up Month! To celebrate we created a new limited edition library card. The card was designed by local artist Roxenne Contreras (@radrox_ on Instagram). You can get your library card in-person or apply online. You can also replace your current card with the new design. Please note that your library
- [InterLibrary Loan/ Suggest a Title](https://newburghlibrary.org/reading-entertainment/if-we-dont-have-a-book/) - Can’t find what you’re looking for at our library? Here are a few options for you to try: Place a Hold If the item you want is available from another library in the Ramapo Catskill Library System, you can use your library card to place a hold in the Catalog, and the item will be shipped to
- [2024 FY Annual Report](https://newburghlibrary.org/2024-fy-annual-report/)
- [Fandom Fest 2025](https://newburghlibrary.org/fandom-fest-2025/) - Join us for an afternoon of fandom fun! Get your face painted, meet local artists, take a picture with the Rebel Legion and Empire City Garrison and enjoy different crafts and activities based around different fandoms!Fandom Fest will take place on Sat., May 17 from 1 – 4:00 p.m. at the Newburgh Free Library, 124
- [Early Childhood & Parenting](https://newburghlibrary.org/youth-services/early-childhood-and-parenting/) - Welcome! We’re glad you’re here. In addition to providing books, e-books, music, videos, magazines and other resources, we can help with any topic in your journey with little ones. Join us on a path to reading, play, enriching experiences, life-long learning…and just plain fun! This section primarily covers ages birth to five, plus parenting resources
- [Flowers for Our Grandmothers](https://newburghlibrary.org/flowers-for-our-grandmothers/) - Listen to the Audio hereView the Book here The Newburgh Free Library presents an exhibition of Flowers for Our Grandmothers, a community-based collaborative creative project led by Gabrielle Burton Hill, Francois Deschamps, and Jesse Flaitz. Flowers for Our Grandmothers aims to represent and honor the lives, beauty, and wisdom of Black and African-American grandmothers in Newburgh. Participating
- [2025 Summer Reading](https://newburghlibrary.org/2025-summer-reading/) - 2025 Summer Reading - "Color Our World" The theme of this year’s summer reading program is “Color Our World.” Join us for another jam-packed, fun-filled summer planned for children, teens and adults! Summer Reading provides youth and adults with opportunities to socialize and foster community. This year’s Summer Reading Program goes until August 22. Beginning
- [Books, e-Books & More](https://newburghlibrary.org/youth-services/elementary-kids/books-ebooks-more/) - There are so many ways to read a book from the library. You can find books and other items in our library and the many other libraries that are part of the RCLS system by searching the catalog. You can find E-books and Digital Books like Tumblebooks, BookFlix, eSebco and more to read HERE. You
- [Big Read 2024-2025](https://newburghlibrary.org/big-read-2024-2025/) - An initiative of the National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with Arts Midwest, the NEA Big Read broadens our understanding of our world, our communities, and ourselves through the power of a shared reading experience.Newburgh is one of 62 communities nationwide participating in the 2024-2025 NEA Big Read. From September 2024-April 2025, our community
- [Elementary Kids Programs](https://newburghlibrary.org/youth-services/elementary-kids/programs/) - Calendar of Events
- [Help & Facts](https://newburghlibrary.org/youth-services/elementary-kids/help-facts/) - New York State School and Education Guide A comprehensive learning guide for K-5 including NYSED standards, helpful resources, test preparation materials, research tools and more. In-person Homework Help Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 4 p.m. – 6 p.m. This is a drop-in program where students in grades 1-6 can get homework help from teachers. Bilingual help
- [Request a Meeting Space](https://newburghlibrary.org/request-a-meeting-space/) - If you are interested in using a meeting space at the library, please first review our Meeting Room Use Policy and Patron Code of Conduct. Meeting Room Use Policy FINAL_Policy_Meeting Room Use_2024_Revision.docx-5Download Patron Code of Conduct NEW_GUIDELINES_Patron Code of Conduct_REVISION_2024Download Meeting Space Request Form Once you have read the documents, you can request a meeting
- [Blog Posts](https://newburghlibrary.org/blog-posts/) - Library Announces Kick-off of the NEA Big Read in Newburgh Bykthornton-destafeno August 20, 2024 Newburgh Free Library Blog NEWBURGH will come together to read and celebrate HUSTLE The Newburgh Free Library will launch its National Endowment for the Arts Big Read program exploring Hustle by David Tomas Martinez with a... Read More Reflections of Sojourner
- [Adult Monthly Events Flyer](https://newburghlibrary.org/adult-monthly-events-flyer/) - View our monthly adult highlights below: November Adult Programs CalendarDownload
- [2024 Summer Reading Program](https://newburghlibrary.org/2024-summer-reading-program/) - Summer Reading at the Newburgh Free Library is happening now through August 16th. The theme of this year’s program is “Adventure Begins at Your Library,” join us for another jam-packed, fun-filled summer planned for children, teens and adults! Summer Reading provides youth and adults with opportunities to socialize and foster community. This year’s Summer Reading
- [Main Library Map](https://newburghlibrary.org/library-map/) - Main Level Lower Level
- [Services](https://newburghlibrary.org/services/) - Whether you are searching for a job, in need of basic to advanced computer training, need homebound delivery, special services or enlaces en espanol – the library is where you will fine them. Search our services here!
- [Elementary Kids](https://newburghlibrary.org/youth-services/elementary-kids/) - If you’re in elementary school, this is the place to find what you’re looking for!
- [Teen Volunteer Opportunities](https://newburghlibrary.org/volunteering-at-the-library/) - Volunteer Opportunities for Teens at the Library Do you need community service or volunteer hours for a school club, church group, or something else? We can help! Please read the below information carefully before getting started. Before volunteering, you must complete a teen volunteer application. After completing the application, you can complete any of the
- [Library Cards](https://newburghlibrary.org/library-cards/) - Online Library Card Signup Sign up for your library card digitally to get access to all the great resources that the Newburgh Free Library has to offer from the comfort of home! We will email you your new card number while you wait for the physical card to be mailed. Must be a resident of
- [FREE Tax Prep // Preparación de Impuestos Gratuita y Confiable](https://newburghlibrary.org/free-tax-prep-preparacion-de-impuestos-gratuita-y-confiable/) - (Español Abajo)
- [Tarjeta de Biblioteca](https://newburghlibrary.org/tarjeta-de-biblioteca/) - Para obtener una tarjeta de biblioteca usted debe: Vivir, trabajar o asistir a la escuela dentro del área de servicio del Distrito Escolar de la Ciudad Ampliada de Newburgh (NECSD) Presentar una identificación con fotografía vigente (como una licencia de conducir o identificación de no conductor) mostrando que vives dentro del NECSD Presentar un documento
- [Recursos en español](https://newburghlibrary.org/recursos-en-espanol/)
- [La Vista- Nuestro boletín informativo](https://newburghlibrary.org/la-vista-nuestro-boletin-informativo/) - Nuestro boletín incluye noticas de la biblioteca y la communidad. Boletín del 29 de noviembre. Si quieres recibir nuestro boletín en español suscribirse aquí.
- [Servicios en español](https://newburghlibrary.org/servicios-en-espanol/)
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- [Hagrid's Army](https://newburghlibrary.org/hagrids-army/) - Hagrid's Army: The Newburgh Free Library's Chapter of Fandom Forward Our chapter exists to be an outlet for children, teens and adults to work together to give back to the surrounding community in some way. Mission Statement: Hagrid’s Army will work collaboratively with diverse members of our community to help those in need. Each of
- [Newburgh Library Collaborative](https://newburghlibrary.org/services/newburgh-library-collaborative/) - Newburgh Library Collaborative The combined resources and services of three major libraries made available to all of Newburgh. That’s over 500,000 books and 100 library staffers working for you! What it means The Newburgh Library Collaborative (NLC) strengthens educational opportunity in Newburgh by providing access to our collective resources, offering research support, and teaching information
- [NFLXpo23](https://newburghlibrary.org/nflxpo23/) - Can’t make it to ComicCon in NYC or San Diego? Newburgh Free Library’s NFLXpo is returning this year! NFLXpo23 will take place on Sat., Oct. 21 from 12 – 4:00 p.m. at the Newburgh Free Library, 124 Grand Street. The NFLXpo celebrates comics, anime, gaming, movies, books, art – all things pop culture. Cosplay is
- [Friends Café](https://newburghlibrary.org/about-us/friends-of-the-library/friends-cafe/)
- [Home Delivery Services](https://newburghlibrary.org/services/homebound-delivery/) - The Newburgh Free Library is pleased to offer a Home Delivery Service for members of our community who cannot visit the library due to illness, disability, or age. This free service allows residents in the Newburgh Enlarged City School District to receive library materials through the U.S. Postal Service. Eligibility Interested participants must fill out
- [City of Newburgh Poet Laureate](https://newburghlibrary.org/city-of-newburgh-poet-laureate/) - "Poetry is language at its most distilled and most powerful."Rita Dove, first African American Poet Laureate Love Poetry ? You might be interested in becoming the City of Newburgh Poet Laureate. The City of Newburgh Poet Laureate will act as an advocate for poetry on behalf of the City of Newburgh, by promoting and emphasizing
- [Internet Use Policy](https://newburghlibrary.org/1293-2/)
- [Books For Teens](https://newburghlibrary.org/books-for-teens/) - Need something to read but don't know where to start? Below you'll find booklists curated by the teen librarian, a form for getting recommendations based on your interests, and book reviews written by other teens.
- [Learn more about our new website](https://newburghlibrary.org/learn-more/) - Welcome to our new website! The site is built with responsive web design that changes the appearance depending on the screen size and orientation of the device being used to view it. We hope this helps with your user experience and makes it easier for you to find books, programs, resources and information. There are
- [Community](https://newburghlibrary.org/community/) - The Newburgh Free Library is a destination for information, resources, inspiration and connection – open and welcoming to all. We are a catalyst for collaboration, developing programs, services and resources that respond to community needs and celebrate diversity, equity and inclusion.
- [Accessibility](https://newburghlibrary.org/services/accessibility/) - Accommodations are available at the Newburgh Free Library to assist persons with disabilities. Assistive technology A hand-held magnifying glass and a magnifying machine are available. The text on our computers may be enlarged to help those with limited vision. Please ask at the Reference Desk for help. Service animals Service Animals are welcome at the
- [About Us](https://newburghlibrary.org/about-us/) - Welcome to the Newburgh Free Library! Since 1852 we have provided library resources that enhance our residents’ quality of life. We offer lifelong learning opportunities for all ages. NFL is an active community and economic development institution that addresses key issues such as literacy, job information, early childhood education and community vitality. NFL’s service area is the
- [ILL Book Request](https://newburghlibrary.org/ill-book-request/) - Search SEAL Search WorldCat
- [Scavenger Hunt - 13 Book Carousels](https://newburghlibrary.org/scavenger-hunt-13-book-carousels/) - Find all the book carousels on our new website to be entered into a drawing and win a prize! Below is an example of what to look for. Write the name of the page where you find each one. Subscribe to our NextReads newsletters!
- [Privacy Policy](https://newburghlibrary.org/privacy-policy/) - TERMS OF USE The Newburgh Free Library’s website contains large amounts of information and our library staff does it's best to make sure the information is up to date and accurate. However, the Newburgh Free Library cannot be held responsible for inaccurate information that may be on the website. PRIVACY POLICY Any personal information collected
- [Local History Collection](https://newburghlibrary.org/local-history-collection/) - The internet is only one source for researching local history. Come and explore the Newburgh Free Library’s Local History Resource Center to bring Newburgh history alive. Perhaps you are beginning a family history or have hit a block in your research. Remember Newburgh Free Library’s Local History Resource Center houses materials dating back to the
- [Educators](https://newburghlibrary.org/youth-services/educators/) - The library has many services and resources available to help your students achieve their education goals. Tours & Class Group Visits The Youth Services Department is happy to help you and your students become familiar with the library and resources available through the library. We can accommodate all ages of children with a tour and
- [Calendar Of Events](https://newburghlibrary.org/programs-events/calendar-of-events/)
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- [Research & Learning](https://newburghlibrary.org/research-learning/) - Our Library staff is knowledgeable and approachable and provides consistent, high-quality service in a supportive, confidential and respectful atmosphere. Our work is in service to YOU, our Newburgh library members, students and visitors. Let us help you find information, research subject areas, discover scholarly resources, help you with your digital devices or just let us
- [Resource Lists](https://newburghlibrary.org/research-learning/resource-list/) - Resource Lists Reference Librarians have compiled numerous resources including useful information particularly related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Find authoritative health information and local resources in our comprehensive COVID-19 Resource Guide. The Resource Lists below are designed as printable tip sheets on various topics of interest related to the COVID-19 health crisis. Disinformation During a Pandemic, June 2020 Food Resources,
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## Events

- [Virtual Program: Cooking with Your Instant Pot](https://newburghlibrary.org/event/virtual-program-cooking-with-your-instant-pot/) - Maecenas nec odio et ante tincidunt tempus. Donec pede justo, fringilla vel, aliquet nec, vulputate eget, arcu. Curabitur ullamcorper ultricies nisi. Duis vel nibh at velit scelerisque suscipit. Integer tincidunt. Etiam feugiat lorem non metus. Sed in libero ut nibh placerat accumsan. Praesent vestibulum dapibus nibh. Vestibulum ante ipsum primis in faucibus orci luctus et
- [SRP Creativebug Macramé Plant Hangers Take-and-Make Craft Kit](https://newburghlibrary.org/event/srp-creativebug-macrame-plant-hangers-take-and-make-craft-kit/) - Aenean leo ligula, porttitor eu, consequat vitae, eleifend ac, enim. Aenean tellus metus, bibendum sed, posuere ac, mattis non, nunc. Vivamus elementum semper nisi. Fusce egestas elit eget lorem. Vestibulum ante ipsum primis in faucibus orci luctus et ultrices posuere cubilia Curae; Fusce id purus. Nullam quis ante. Nulla neque dolor, sagittis eget, iaculis quis,
- [Virtual-In-depth look at Launchpads from the library and how our readers can use them](https://newburghlibrary.org/event/virtual-in-depth-look-at-launchpads-from-the-library-and-how-our-readers-can-use-them/) - Sed libero. Curabitur blandit mollis lacus. Curabitur suscipit suscipit tellus. Fusce fermentum. Quisque id mi. Praesent blandit laoreet nibh. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Mauris sollicitudin fermentum libero. Donec mi odio, faucibus at, scelerisque quis, convallis in, nisi. Curabitur nisi. Vestibulum fringilla pede sit amet augue. Vestibulum ullamcorper mauris at ligula. Vestibulum

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