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Welcome
We have expanded express services to all floors to enable in-person browsing of the collection and additional access to public computers. Express services are intended for short, purposeful visits that we recommend not exceed an hour. Single-use work tables are arranged to reinforce social distancing and are not intended for group work or tutoring. To ensure safety, study rooms will remain closed and all programming will continue to be virtual.
Tax Info
Find forms, search for answers to your questions, and locate help for filing this year's state and federal tax returns.
Digital Magazines
Enjoy a selection of approximately 3,000 titles, in a wide variety of genres and world languages, for adults and children, including popular titles such as The New Yorker and The Economist. Available anytime for reading on your computer or downloading to a mobile device using the Libby app; no checkout limit.
Storytime at Home
Themed storytime plans crafted by librarians contain a list of books, followed by links to songs sung by our staff and ideas for crafts and other activities. Mix and match from this plan to create a perfect Storytime at Home.
princetoncovid.org
Find up-to-date information about Princeton’s COVID-19 situation, daily briefings from the mayor, current rules and regulations, lists of open retailers and service providers, and resources for those in need of health services.
- May top 5 for under 5We invite you to check out this month’s PPL Youth Services recommendations for activities, resources and new books in the library collection for children up to 5 years old and their families. One Year Anniversary of Storytime Shorts Last spring, when it became clear that we would not be able to safely offer our in-person storytimes, […] Read More Posted May 4, 2021 by Martha Liu
- The sky's the limitPoet Maggie Smith recently posted this on her Instagram account, “A wise person once told me to start each day by asking myself the same question: ‘What else is possible?’ There it is–an opening when things may feel like they’re narrowing or even closing. What else is possible?” The global community has been experiencing a […] Read More Posted Apr 28, 2021 by Kristin Friberg
- Community partner spotlight: Sustainable PrincetonTo extend our community outreach, the library partners with the many municipal, non-profit, and business organizations that make Princeton such an extraordinary town. This month, we spoke with Jenny Ludmer, community outreach manager, Sustainable Princeton. Sustainable Princeton is a longtime, mission-aligned partner of the library. Libraries are inherently sustainable. We take the funds entrusted to […] Read More Posted Apr 19, 2021 by Kim
