New York Public Library

Mulberry Street Library

Nolita · Manhattan

Free to visit for everyone. Borrowing, Wi-Fi, computers, printing and programs for kids, teens and adults. A library card is free for New York State residents, workers and students.

DirectionsBranch pageCall 212-966-3424

Hours

Monday11am–7pm
Tuesday10am–7pm
Wednesday11am–7pm
Thursday10am–7pm
Friday10am–5pm
Saturday10am–5pm
SundayClosed

Getting there

10 Jersey Street, New York, NY 10012

Between Lafayette & Mulberry Streets

Nearest subway lines

♿ Fully accessible

Confirm before you go. Hours and closures come from the New York Public Library website and were last checked on October 12, 2026. Libraries can close for weather or emergencies on short notice, so check the branch page before your visit. Report an error

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