The Smithtown Library – Smithtown Building serves as a central hub in Suffolk County, New York, offering a wide range of public library services to residents of all ages. As part of the larger Smithtown Library system, this branch provides free access to books, multimedia materials, research databases, and digital resources. Dedicated to public enrichment, it supports literacy, lifelong learning, and civic engagement through diverse programming, including educational workshops, cultural events, and children’s storytimes. The library also offers quiet study areas, computer access, printing services, and meeting rooms for community use.

With a strong emphasis on local history, the Smithtown Library promotes regional heritage through its Long Island Room—a dedicated space for historical documents, photographs, and genealogical records. It is a member of the Suffolk Cooperative Library System, allowing patrons to access a vast network of shared resources throughout the region. The library regularly partners with schools, civic groups, and arts organizations to create inclusive, informative, and entertainment-rich experiences for the local community. Its commitment to accessibility and innovation ensures that services evolve with changing public needs in the information age.

Key Services:

– Lending of books, audiobooks, DVDs, and digital media
– Public access computers, printing, scanning, and Wi-Fi
– Educational and cultural programs for adults, teens, and children
– Research support and databases for academic or personal projects
– Long Island Room for local history and genealogy research
– Community meeting and study spaces
– Readers’ advisory and reference assistance
– Interlibrary loan services through Suffolk Cooperative Library System