Library hours

Monday: 10am – 6pm
Tuesday: 10am – 9pm
Wednesday: 12pm – 9pm
Thursday: 10am – 9pm
Friday: 12pm – 6pm
Saturday: 10am – 3pm
Sunday: Closed

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The Lambertville Free Public Library is thrilled to announce that we are among the 15 libraries honored as finalists for the 2024 National Medal for Museum and Library Service – and we couldn’t have done it without you, Lambertville! See the details here!

Books, magazines, newspapers, DVDs, and audio CDs in the library.

eBooks, eAudiobooks, eMagazines,
streaming movies, and TV.

Online classes, news articles, financial information, and more!

Spotlight

Gallery Exhibit: Kate Legere “Woven Watercolors”

Kate Legere’s art celebrates the delicate interplay between surrender and control, embracing the unpredictable nature of watercolor while restoring order through the methodical process of weaving. She finds joy in exploring the serendipitous moments that arise when pigment meets water, believing that beauty often emerges from the unexpected. Like a textile weaver intertwining threads to create a tapestry, Legere layers and merges pigments organically, allowing colors to blend and flow. By weaving two paintings together with deliberate patterns, she creates a balance between fluid spontaneity and thoughtful design, harmonizing unpredictability and structure.

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Celebrate Family History Month!

Did you know October is Family History Month? Find out more with the National Genealogical Society here and take a look at HeritageQuest, a free resource you can access with your library card!

September 15 to October 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month!

Celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month with these resources from the National Hispanic Heritage Month website and with this collection from Hoopla! You can also come in and see our display of books celebrating Hispanic American authors, illustrators, characters, culture, and history.

When I was little, I loved story time, and it didn’t matter whether it was at our library, or at school, or at a special event, or even just at home, a home-grown story hour, if you will. The child in me was absolutely blown away when I saw my first Drag Queen Story Hour.
Oaxaca Day is coming!!! I always get so excited about it. There is so much camaraderie, and everyone is a friend. The whole community comes out and celebrated together.
This looks like a door, doesn't it? A door in progress. And that is exactly what it is. This door has not always been there. This door has a story.

Museum & Park Passes

Use your library card to check out a pass that allows you free entrance to museums, parks, zoos, and more, locally and in surrounding areas.

This program is designed to engage adults, children, and families in art, history, science, technology, and literacy learning.

Read our Museum and Park Pass Guidelines here.