How do I return a book to the Queens Library?

Return materials 24/7 at exterior return machines or book drops at the locations listed above. Please don’t bring books to closed locations. The Astoria Library book drop is only available during library hours. Baisley Park, Richmond Hill, and Woodside only accept returns during library hours.

How many Queens Public Libraries are there?

62 locations
Queens Public Library has 62 locations, seven Adult Learning Centers, two Family Literacy Centers, and a Mobile Library.

When did Queens library open?

1896
Queens Public Library/Founded

How do I renew my library card online?

You may do this by logging into your online library card account. If you have outstanding fines or fees, you can pay them online. Next, you can visit our online card renewal page. Library staff will review your request and renew your card, generally within 48 hours.

Is Queens library open during Covid?

During the Coronavirus pandemic, Library Services will continue to support learning and research by providing access to digital resources and virtual enquiry services. In addition, our libraries and library-managed spaces are open, though this is subject to change.

Can you print at Queens Library?

Yes, you can! Instructions for printing to the Library’s printers using your Windows or Mac laptop can be viewed on the PrintQ page.

Can I use my Queens Library card in Manhattan?

You can use your IDNYC card at any public library in New York City. It can be easily integrated with your account at the New York, Brooklyn, and Queens Public Library Systems, and it is the only card that is accepted across all three.

Can a non-resident get a NYC library card?

Special Notes on Non-Resident (Visitor) Borrowers Non-residents may be issued a visitor’s library card on-site,with a three month expiration date. In order to qualify for a three month visitor account applicants must present photo id and proof of address (i.e. passport and utility bill) for their locality.

How do I get a Queens Library card?

For residents of Queens: apply online at www.queenslibrary.org/services/library-card/apply-online or in person at any of the 62 library locations throughout Queens.