TCPL's New Mobile Printing Service, Princh!
Tompkins County Public Library is updating its mobile printing service to Princh. Patrons can visit print.princh.com and enter 107288 to send print jobs to our Copy Center. Clicking on the Settings gear icon will allow patrons to customize their jobs, such as printing color or black & white.
Butterfly In the Sky Free Film Screening
TCPL, WSKG, and Cinemapolis have combined their powers to bring the documentary Butterfly in the Sky to the big screen for a free, one night only film showing. We hope you will join us at 6pm on Tuesday November 12 at Cinemapolis to relive the magic of a show that inspired generations to take a look, in a book, and to check out their local libraries. Host LeVar Burton achieved icon status for a multitude of bookish kids everywhere, by encouraging kids to read, ask questions, and have honest conversations.
Information Saves Lives Opioid Settlement Grant FAQs for Patrons
TOMPKINS COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
Information Saves Lives
Opioid Settlement Grant FAQs for PATRONS
The following Information Saves Lives FAQs are also available as a printable PDF.
1. What is the Opioid Settlement Grant, how did the Library receive it, and how much was the Library given?
TCPL Staff Recommends
For October, our staff was more than happy to suggest some new and long time favorite books and films to send chills down your spine. Keep reading... if you dare!
TCPL Kicks Off Information Saves Lives Program with Harm Reduction Resource Fair
TCPL Kicks Off Information Saves Lives Program with Harm Reduction Resource Fair
We're Hiring a Communications Coordinator
The Tompkins County Public Library is seeking qualified, inclusive, and collaborative candidates for our new Library Communications Coordinator role. The position is a full-time, 40 hour-per-week exempt position, and is part of the Tompkins County Civil Service system. The position is in-person at the Library’s Green Street location.
Book Clubs for Kids & Teens
TCPL is welcoming fall with 3 great book clubs for kids & teens! Our Early Readers Book Club will be reading Orris and Trimble by Kate DiCamillo. This club is for kids in K-2 who have graduated from storytime and are being introduced to “learn-to-read” techniques in school. Our staff select engaging, emerging reader books to help foster the love of books and reading, and to help build social skills. Parents and caregivers are welcome to join us.
September Staff Picks
Summer may be ending, but our staff recommendations continue! Take a look at what our staff have been enjoying:
TCPL July Staff Picks
Happy summer! Looking for a good book to read on the beach? By the lake? In a quiet airconditioned room? Our staff are here with recommendations for you!
Welcome to St. Hell by Lewis Hancox.
Summer Reading Adventure for Adults!
Summer reading is for everyone! This summer, TCPL has a full array of fun events for an adult audience. From crafts to field trips, there are many ways to get involved. Also, you are invited to fill out review cards for each book you read, to be entered into our summer raffles! Every short review is an entry, so read all summer and drop off reviews by August 15 for your chance to win. (You can find kids' summer reading info here!)
June is Pride Month
Celebrate Pride all month long with some great events here at TCPL. Drop into our Queer Craft Club on Monday June 10 and join other LGBTQIA+ adults to make arts and crafts, hang out, and have fun.. Rainbow Family Fridays meets this month on FridayJune 14. LGBTIA+ Youth Group for teens meets every Wednesday.
TCPL Staff Picks for June
Need inspiration for your next read/listen or watch? Our staff always return with more recommendations for you!
“We’ve been watching A Gentleman in Moscow (stunning) and Doc Martin (streaming on Hoopla) and I’m reading Mick Herron’s books that the show Slow Horses with Gary Oldman is based on.” -Kerry, TCPL Foundation
Summer Reading Adventure
Summer is almost here and that means SUMMER READING! Join us for an epic Summer Reading Adventure with us at TCPL, beginning June 15. We have plenty of fun in store for you. Stop by our Youth Services department and pick up a Reading Adventure Map. This map is where you can keep track of your reading for the summer, and complete some cool side quests. Don't worry, it has instructions, and our staff is here to answer any questions you might have!
TCPL Staff Picks!
Here at TCPL, we always have lots to say about books, film, and more! Here are a few recommendations from our staff: