​Our mission: The LaFayette Public Library strives to enhance the quality of life in the LaFayette community by fostering a love for life-long learning.
Did you know the library has NYS and County park passes you can borrow?
For 2023, we have two county passes and five state passes. They are available first come first serve. You can borrow the passes for three days. Below are links to see if they are available. You will need to scroll down past the description.
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Check for County pass availability
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Check for State pass availability
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Reader Tools
Recommended reads, reviews, book-related articles, book clubs, author interviews, and more!
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What's Next?
Find the title of the next (or previous) book in that series you are enjoying...from the
What's Next®: Books in Series Database of Kent District Library.
Trying to find your next book? This site is highly recommended. Reader's advisory and so much more!
Mix and match categories such as attention-getting, snarky, complex, and mystical...
Tutorial below
Brainfuse has help for:
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GED test
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US Citizenship test
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FASFA
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Virtual meeting room
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Virtual whiteboard
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Practice tests of all kinds
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Writing lab
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LIVE ONLINE Tutors from 2 to 11 PM, seven days a week for students of all ages
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Chess tutors
The first time you log into Brainfuse you may see an OCLC screen that looks something like the one shown below. Use your library card number as your username. Use your library card PIN as the password. Contact the library with questions.
Click the blue box below for a sample
Focus on
Library Resources
Are you a New York Times fan?
Did you know the library has this newspaper and others to read for free? Follow this link, enter your library card number, and a publication page will appear. Select the second of the three options. Today's edition, as well as full text back to 1985, is available.
Community Health
The library has Free
Narcan kits
Fentanyl Test Strips
Medication Disposal Bags
Please, if you or someone you know might benefit from these, come take what you need. No judgment, no questions.
Learn more
Libraries are essential pillars of our democracy: they allow us to be better citizens by providing free and equal access to information, resources, and ideas.
Libraries are also central pillars of our humanity: they offer the chance to
explore the lives of others, their varied perspectives, and unique sufferings and triumphs.
We are committed to serving as a safe space for people to connect, learn, and
grow with and from one another. Systemic racism, prejudice, and discrimination are counter to our mission and values, and we reject them in all their forms. We stand with library workers, with library users, and with members of the community we serve and support who have been mistreated, endangered, or threatened, simply for being who they are.