The Perrot Memorial Library is pleased to host a summer movie in the park in Binney Park in Old Greenwich! We will be showing the film Tea ...

Storytelling and musical duo The Storycrafters gave two performances at Perrot last night. Their 4 P.M. performance was for pre-schoolers, ...

Zits Comic for 7/23/07 Check out our selection of downloadable audiobooks here .

Get inspired with Youth Services' Our Picks! list for August 2007-- picture book biographies of sports greats from history! You can view...

C.E.O. Libraries Reveal Keys to Success , by Harriet Rubin The New York Times , July 21, 2007 “Almost everything I have read has been useful...

This is the fourth and final week of the Youth Services Summer Reading Contest! This year, you have to guess which book the Perrot bears are...

Please bring items for Perrot's bulletin board to our Administrative Office (located to your left when you are standing in front of the ...

Skulduggery Pleasant , by Derek Landy An incredible piece of writing that is lively and wild! Humor, adventure, magic and suspense are all i...

An exhibition called "Children Should Be Seen: The Image of the Child in American Picture-Book Art" has opened at the Katonah Muse...

The Reference Librarians suggested great summer reads at their event this past Friday . You can see their list of summer reading suggestions...

New England White , by Stephen L. Carter The author's long-awaited second novel [his first was The Emperor of Ocean Park ] is an absorb...

The Lincoln Highway: Coast to Coast from Times Square to the Golden Gate , by Michael Wallis, with photographs by Michael S. Williamson [No...

Epic Films often take a historical or imagined event, mythic, legendary, or heroic figure, and add an extravagant setting and lavish costume...

. . . We can help! The Reference Department is planning a time for adults to choose some books for vacation and relaxation this summer. We w...

Upcoming Event: Tuscan Travel: Off the Beaten Path Wednesday, July 18th, 2007, at 7:00 P.M. in the Library Ann Reavis, a freelance travel wr...