Parking & Directions
Parking is available in the patron parking lot behind the building and across the street at the William J. Brosnan School on Laurel Avenue.
Download local directions map. (pdf)
From the east...
Long Island Expressway Exit 53-N or Northern State Parkway Exit 45-N to Sagtikos-Sunken Meadow Parkway. Exit at East Northport Road (Pulaski Road). West on Pulaski to Larkfield Road; right onto Larkfield Road. Continue on Larkfield Road across railroad tracks; bear left at fork onto Laurel Road. Cross route 25A (approx. one mile past fork) to Laurel Avenue. Northport Public Library is one block north of 25A on left.
From the west...
Long Island Expressway Exit 51-N or Northern State Parkway Exit 42-N. Travel north onto Deer Park Avenue (bear to right after parkway - Deer Park Ave. East) to Jericho Turnpike. Left at next light onto Elwood Road. Follow Elwood Road approximately four miles to route 25A (Fort Salonga Road). Cross route 25A and go 2 blocks to Scudder Avenue. Turn right and proceed to the end of Scudder Avenue. The Northport Public Library is on the corner of Scudder and Laurel Avenues.
Upcoming Events
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Children 3-6 years with adult; siblings welcome
Participate with your child in an interactive storytime followed by a hands-on experience designed to stimulate the senses. (45 min.)
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Teens in Grades 6-12
This month we will discuss Booked by Kwame Alexander. Join us for snacks and conversation about the book. Open to NENPL cardholders only, grades 6 and up.
NENA322
A volunteer from HIICAP will answer your questions about Medicare in a one-on-one appointment. Registration begins December 1.
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A volunteer from HIICAP will answer your questions about Medicare in a one-on-one appointment. Registration begins December 1.
NENA324
A volunteer from HIICAP will answer your questions about Medicare in a one-on-one appointment. Registration begins December 1.
NENA325
A volunteer from HIICAP will answer your questions about Medicare in a one-on-one appointment. Registration begins December 1.
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Children in grades 1-5
Dogs are great listeners and provide a calming environment for kids to read aloud. Grab a good book and sign up for a 15-minute reading session with a certified therapy dog.