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Help Shape the Future of the Bronxville Public Library — We Want to Hear From You!

By Amy Korb, Bronxville Public Library Trustee

Oct. 20, 2026: One of the things that makes Bronxville such a special place is our strong sense of community. We value our local institutions, and the Bronxville Public Library has long been an important part of that fabric—a place for learning, discovery, and connection.

But as our community evolves, so do the needs and expectations of the people who live here. As a member of the Bronxville Public Library Board of Trustees, I believe one of our most important responsibilities is to listen to the community we serve.

That's why we're asking for your help.

The Bronxville Public Library is conducting a Community Survey to better understand how residents use the library today, what they value most, and what programs, resources, and services they would like to see in the future.

We're interested in your thoughts on everything from library hours and programming to opportunities for improving study spaces, meeting areas, and technology resources. We're also exploring how the library can best serve residents in a rapidly changing world, including the growing role of artificial intelligence.

While books and reading will always be central to the library’s mission, today’s libraries offer so much more. We want to ensure that our library continues to be a welcoming, relevant, and valuable resource for residents of all ages.

And we don't just want to hear from our regular library visitors. If you haven't visited the library recently—or don't currently use its services—your perspective is equally important. Understanding what might encourage more residents to use the library will help us identify opportunities we might otherwise overlook.

The survey consists of just 14 questions and takes approximately 5–7 minutes to complete. Responses are anonymous unless you choose to provide your contact information.

Your feedback will help inform the Board's discussions and decisions about the library's future priorities.

Please take a few minutes to share your thoughts!

CLICK HERE TO TAKE THE BRONXVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMUNITY SURVEY

Our library belongs to our community, and its future should be shaped by the people who live here.

Thank you for helping us ensure that the Bronxville Public Library continues to be a vibrant and valued part of our community for generations to come.

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Bronxville Adult School

About the Bronxville Adult School & Contacts

The Bronxville Adult School is a not-for-profit organization incorporated in 1957 and chartered by the New York State Board of Regents. The School "offers all adults of Bronxville and surrounding communities the opportunity for personal growth through life enhancing skills and provides cultural, intellectual and recreational stimulation at a nominal cost."

The Bronxville Adult School
(914) 793-4435
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www.bronxvilleadultschool.org

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Bronxville Public Library

The Bronxville Public Library traces its origins back to 1875, when it was a small lending library housed in a room attached to the “Bronxville Model School.” The Library was officially chartered in 1906 and moved into the Village Hall Building. The needs of the library grew with the town and, in 1942, a new standalone building was erected, which is where the Library is today. Over the years, the Library was renovated and expanded to meet the needs of the community.

The Library has wonderful resources for adults and children and offers a comfortable and relaxing environment. The Library also houses a fine art collection, consisting principally of Bronxville painters and sculptors.

The Library offers special events, art exhibitions, and programs for adults, young adults and children.  All events are open to the public, unless otherwise indicated.

The Bronxville Public Library
914-337-7680
201 Pondfield Road (Midland Avenue & Pondfield Road)
http://bronxvillelibrary.org/

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Iona University

At Iona, you’ll find bright, curious students eager to achieve for themselves, and for others. We foster both innovative, independent thinking and a deep commitment to community.

Iona’s unique locations offer the best of both worlds. Our New Rochelle and Bronxville campuses provide comfortable, intimate learning environments. At Iona, everyone knows everyone and faculty members and students work closely together.

With New York City less than half an hour away, students have unlimited options for career development and internship opportunities. Not to mention, access to some of the best cultural attractions in the world!

No two Iona journeys are alike. But they all have a few things in common. High-quality academics, outside-the-box thinking and dedication to helping others underscore every Iona experience.

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Sarah Lawrence is a prestigious, residential, coeducational liberal arts college. Founded in 1926 and consistently ranked among the leading liberal arts colleges in the country,

Sarah Lawrence is known for its pioneering approach to education, rich history of impassioned intellectual and civic engagement, and vibrant, successful alumni. In close proximity to the unparalleled offerings of New York City, our historic campus is home to an inclusive, intellectually curious, and diverse community.

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