
Please join the Friends of the Chappaqua Library for their Annual Used Book Sale taking place from June 3-7 at the Chappaqua Public Library (195 South Greeley Avenue).
DONATION DAYS
This is your chance to empty your attic and clear off your bookcases! Donations of books in good condition (sorted by category) will be accepted on June 1-2 between 10am and 8pm (Unfortunately, no textbooks, encyclopedias, condensed books, magazines, computer software, cassettes, LPs, or video tapes can be accepted.)
SALE DAYS
This is your chance to replenish your now empty bookcases!
- June 3: Evening Preview Sale for Friends of the Library only from 6:30-9:30pm. Click here for a membership form, or you can become a member at the door.
- June 4-5: 10am to 8pm
- June 6: 10am to 5pm -- All remaining items are half-price
- June 7: 1pm to 3pm -- All remaining items are free
Volunteers are needed: call Reference Desk at 238-4779 or contact the Friends at chafriends@wlsmail.org.
About Friends of the Chappaqua Library
The Mission of the Friends is to encourage, receive and administer gifts for special items or projects not covered in the library’s operating budget, and to support the library in developing its services and facilities.
Find out what's happening in Chappaqua-Mount Kiscofor free with the latest updates from Patch.
The Friends meet monthly to plan programs, prepare for the annual book sale and investigate sources of funding. Meetings are held in the Chappaqua Library, and the public is invited to attend. Our primary sources of income are the annual June used book sale, fund-raising events, special donations, membership dues, and a fall membership drive.
Since its inception, Chappaqua Library has depended on volunteers. In recent years, a very active friends group has worked hard to supplement the library budget and offer additional materials and programs.
Find out what's happening in Chappaqua-Mount Kiscofor free with the latest updates from Patch.
These include:
- Book and AV shelving
- Reference books and AV materials
- Comfortable chairs and sofas
- On-line computers for the public
- Shelving and materials for the Learning Center
- Furniture for the courtyard
- Renovation of the theater entrance and lobby
- Installation of the Infrared Listening System
- The courtyard bird, butterfly and native plant sanctuary
- A Shakespearean garden
- Refurbishing of the Children’s Program Room
- Toys for the Children’s Room
We also fund many library programs including:
- Writing workshops
- Literary workshops
- Career workshops
- Storytelling events
- Music programs
- Craft programs
- Film programs
- Lectures
- Book discussion groups for all ages
- Chappaqua Challenge Reading Program for 4th & 5th graders
- Young Writers Contest for Chappaqua middle and high school students
- Summer children’s reading programs
- Books for new babies
- Big Truck Day
- Hospitality for all library sponsored programs