Suffern Free Library is a dynamic public library in Rockland County, New York, dedicated to serving the educational, informational, and recreational needs of the Suffern community. Established in 1911, the library provides residents with a wide range of free resources, including books, magazines, digital media, internet access, and research databases. It is known for its engaging programming for all age groups—from early childhood storytimes to teen events and adult workshops. The library offers extensive community outreach, including local history archives and cultural programming that reflect the area’s heritage.

With a commitment to lifelong learning, Suffern Free Library also features services such as curbside pickup, interlibrary loans, and technology access, including computer labs and printing stations. Their Makerspace provides patrons with hands-on opportunities for innovation and creativity. The library is part of the Ramapo Catskill Library System (RCLS), allowing cardholders access to broader regional library resources. Additionally, it consistently hosts author talks, educational lectures, and cultural events that enhance civic and intellectual engagement.

Website: https://www.suffernfreelibrary.org/

Key Services:

– Public lending of books, movies, music, and digital media
– Computer and Wi-Fi access, including printing and scanning services
– Children’s storytimes and summer reading programs
– Teen and adult educational workshops and events
– Makerspace and creative learning tools
– Interlibrary loan through the Ramapo Catskill Library System
– Research databases and local history archive access
– Community meeting spaces and cultural programming
– Curbside pickup for library materials
– Technology assistance and training sessions