Mark Bialczak

If you're looking for an eventful stop during this Winter Recess week, LPL program-builders have put together programs for children, families and, yes, adults, too.

New equipment recently installed in the Carman Community Room, Sargent Meeting Room and Information @ LPL Desk will help enhance the hearing experience for patrons who connect the hearing loops...

Expect sounds that might be unexpected with the third edition of the LPL’s Fall Music Series.

At Let's Learn! About Alzheimer's Disease, LPL librarians and representatives from the Alzheimer's Association, Central New York chapter will collaborate for a session to help children and their families learn...

The annual Food Drive @ LPL runs through Thursday, Nov. 17.

Our November and December 2022 Program Guide is out, and it's full of the information you can use to set up an interesting two months with the Liverpool Public Library.

Everybody around the library is getting excited about Saturday, Oct. 22.

Some community members are unsure of their status regarding the Nov. 8 national election.

It's a get-together long in the making, and Edgar Pagan is excited about bringing his band to the LPL.

Certain graphic novels make a point about crucial social issues.

Cecelia Elm of the Onondaga Nation will provide narration for the Thursday, Sept. 22, Witness to Injustice event in the Carman Community Room.

Two books that discuss the relationship of a child with an important family member experiencing the effect of Alzheimer's are set up through September on the Dinosaur Garden lawn and...

Great community-made sounds return to the LPL once monthly with the Fall Music Series.

Sisters Idina Menzel and Cara Mentzel know the value of using a library card.

Open our September & October 2022 Program Guide, and you'll easily find that in our Carman Community Room, you can donate blood at the American Red Cross drive on Thursday, Sept.

Children's librarian Amanda Riccardo sees the excitement in the young ones' eyes.

Have you seen all those people having fun tossing beanbags at a hole in a board and wondering if you're missing out?

If you'd like to share a title or two about what you've been reading this summer, we've got the pond for you.

Don't be shy about seeking those initial steps of instruction that can lead to a new understanding of what a laptop, tablet or smart phone can do for you.

August is right around the corner.

Summer's the right time for a visit to our Dinosaur Garden lawn.

Glenna Wisniewski is a familiar face to many people in the Liverpool community, recognizable when they visit the LPL and when she ventures to points around the village and further...

Hello, Summer 2022!

Liverpool Public Library community engagement staffer Cindy Hibbert was honored at Assemblymember Pamela Hunter’s Exceptional Women of Central New York Awards Ceremony on Monday, June 13, in the LPL’s Carman...

Vanessa Johnson will share stories in the LPL's Carman Community Room starting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 16, that will help anybody who participates in her session relate to her...

The LPL will be signing up volunteers for various events and tasks in the coming months.

It's time to start noticing the LPL2Go Book Bike art out and about the Liverpool community.

Community members passed the proposal for the 2022-23 LPL budge by a count of 1,740-409.

You can scoot around the Village of Liverpool this evening, putting your local history knowledge and scavenger hunt skills on the line at the same time.

The folks from the Museum of Science and Technology in downtown Syracuse's Armory Square and the LPL's librarians have combined for an educational project designed to enlighten young minds in...

The 2022-23 LPL budget will go before Liverpool Central School District voters from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday, May 17, at the former Wetzel Elementary Gymnasium.

Find out about our book clubs.

There are many great programs and services coming for Liverpool Public Library patrons in May and June.

It's always a good day to be nice to our planet.

The ties between singer Ava Andrews and drummer Dave Hanlon will always run deep. They got together in the band Dave Hanlon’s Cookbook in 1983.

Spring Break means a busy week for family events at the LPL.

National Library Week was started by the American Library Association and National Book Publishers in 1958.

A new series at the LPL is about to launch a serious study into the subject of Women's Suffrage.

If the words Trump Tight slips out in a card game, get ready for a big hand. Somebody was dealt nothing but the trump suit.

Members of the Plank Road Quilt Guild will show off examples of their fine work to help the community make the most of National Quilting Day starting at 10 a.m.

You could call Saturday, March 12, Agatha Christie Day here in the Liverpool Public Library.

Our program-planning people worked hard to put together a great schedule of events for March and April.

What do you like about the Liverpool Public Library? Do you have a story of a time the library has helped you? Are you a #LibraryChampion and proud of it?

The second installment of the Syracuse Soul Music Series will feature the robust lineup of Menage a Soul at 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 20, in the Carman Community Room.

Our librarians in the Children's and Family Services department have a big week planned for your family's Winter Recess.

February is a great month to cozy up with a good book.

When you signed up for your LPL card, you provided us an email address to help ease the process.

LPL staffers have put together two Discovery Kits earmarked for adults to use while visiting the LPL.

Michael Houston and Sam Wynn will put their own style to classics to kick off the Syracuse Soul Music Series at 1 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 12, in the Carman Community Room.

LPL patrons brought plenty of items to share with others during the holiday season.