Photo Printing Kiosk Now Available

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The Montauk Library is pleased to announce the availability of our new “PrintBudii” photo printer kiosk. Anyone can now print 4×6″ color photos from their Phone, iPad / Tablet, or computer.  The process is easy – just go to LibraryPhotoLab.com, select Montauk library as your location, and follow the prompts.  You’ll be given a pin… Read more »

PlayFit with Miss Rachel

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  Thank you for joining Montauk Library Playfit with Miss Rachel. Follow along as Miss Rachel reads, If You Can’t Bear Hug, Air Hug by Katie Sedmak, then do a workout based on moves from the book. For more information about the book, If You Can’t Bear Hug, Air Hug or author, Katie Sedmak visit… Read more »

Throwback Thursday- The Manor in Autumn

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    The Ford Times was a publication produced between 1943 and 1993 by the Ford Motor Company of Dearborn, Michigan.  An entertaining potpourri of travel articles, automotive tips, and gadget news (plus recipes from America’s great inns on the road), the Ford Times was also noteworthy for its illustrations.  Artwork commissioned by art director… Read more »

PlayFit with Miss Rachel

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Welcome to Montauk Library PlayFit with Miss Rachel! Today Miss Rachel reads, Vinny the Soccer Playing Dinosaur by Brandon Cullum. Enjoy watching some dino friends play soccer, then join Miss Rachel for a dino-soccer themed workout!

Throwback Thursday- 1947 Sportsman’s Show

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Sportsman’s Shows were attended by Montauk fishermen on a regular basis throughout the heyday period of trophy fishing, from the 1930s to the 1960s. These trade shows took place in New York City, often in the armory in the Bronx. In this image from 1947 we see Frank Tuma (1899-1961) in the Montauk booth, and… Read more »

DIY Beach Terrarium

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  Thank you for joining the Montauk Library DIY project video. Today, tweens/teens will create a beautiful beach-themed DIY terrarium.  Follow along with Theresa as she shows you step by step how to make a cool beach terrarium using pebbles, soil, gravel, succulents, shells and sea glass.