About Reference
Stop by, call or "chat" with our team of reference librarians if you need information or referral services, readers' advisory, computer, printer or digital technology assistance. If we don't have the item you're looking for, we'll borrow it from a neighboring library. Get access to eBooks, online learning and free entertainment, and for more extensive help, make an appointment with our digital services librarian.
Book Discussion Resources
Please call 631.757.4200 to request your book discussion group's pick through the library.
Upcoming Events
Now more than ever we need to assist our community families who are in need. We invite our Harborfields families to help us in our "Gift of Giving" which continues through Tuesday, December 31st.
Harborfields Library Cardholders only may select the in-person option while registering. Non-residents are welcome to join the online class via Zoom. Registration is required.
Disclaimer(s)
*IMPORTANT* When registering yourself or your child for a program, Harborfields Library cardholders should select YES to "Do you have a library card?" If the Adult program requires residency, non-residents will be placed on a wait list and permitted to attend as space allows. All Children's programs requiring residency are limited to Harborfields patrons only.
The Small Meeting Room is open to quiet games and card playing. You must bring your own supplies.
Sign-in Begins at 5:45 PM
Monthly meeting of The Friends of the Harborfields Public Library. All are welcome!
Career Counseling
The library offers one-on-one appointments with a career counselor who can help with resume-writing, help direct you to a new career path, or assist you in your job search. This service is available by appointment for Harborfields district residents. Currently, career counseling is only available via telephone or Zoom (you need to have an email account in order to have a counseling session via Zoom). Contact Valarie Henrichson at the Reference Desk to check on upcoming dates and to schedule an appointment.
HIICAP
Health Insurance Information Counseling & Assistance Program
Call the Reference Desk to schedule a telephone session with a trained counselor. Sessions take place on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays, every month.
- Learn about Medicare Parts A, B, C.
- Understand Medicare Part D, the prescription drug benefit and how to select the best plan.
- Learn the difference between Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage Plans.
- Understand low-income subsidy programs, including “Extra Help” and Medicare Savings Programs (MSP’s).
- Understand and apply for Elderly Pharmaceutical Insurance Coverage (EPIC).
