Monday - Thursday: 9AM - 8PM
Friday: 9AM - 5PM
Saturday: 9AM - 1PM
Sunday: CLOSED
Join us for an interactive discussion on Black Resistance facilitated by Rainbow Push. We will examine resistance strategies used during the 60’s and compare/contrast them to resistance strategies that may be used in 2023.
In the spirit of the book “Lift Every Voice: A Celebration of Black Lives” we are challenging students ages 6-11 and 12-16 to research and create a brief summary of a prominent African American figure for display in the Library during Black History Month. Pick up a copy of the template in January and return […]
Join us for a dynamic theatrical and lecture experience featuring Playwright, Professor, and Performer Ted Williams III. Taken from the 2 hour musical production, 1619: The Journey of a People, this one- man show packs generations of history into an approximately 1 hour production. From the beginning of American slavery to the modern movements for […]
Join us as we read a variety of genres and engage in lively discussion. This month’s title is The Radium Girls by Kate Moore.
This is a beginner computer class for anyone who would like to begin or continue advancing their basic computer skills. Bring your own laptop, or use ours. Limit 10.
Create and record your own reality show. Create a character (or characters), add a voiceover to a final production to create your own reality show. Completed shows will be posted to the Glenwood-Lynwood Library YouTube channel. Keyboard and mouse proficiency and advance registration required. Limit 8.
Our weekly sewing circle is expanding to include beginners and experts! Our experienced seamstresses will guide beginners in completing a project while offering conversation, feedback and support to other experienced seamstresses as they work on their individual projects. All attendees must have their own machines. Limit 10
Join Mr. Thomas for a super fun storytime filled with tall tales and a tasty treat. Register and attend each session for a chance to win a special prize.
Join in celebrating Fat Tuesday and Mardi Gras with some king cake and a Mardi Gras craft. Limit 15.
This is a beginner computer class for anyone who would like to begin or continue advancing their basic computer skills. Bring your own laptop, or use ours. Limit 10.
Join us for free lunch and a discussion of a different topic each month. This series will be co-sponsored by Family Christian Health Center. February 23: Take Good Care of your Heart Limit 12.
Our weekly sewing circle is expanding to include beginners and experts! Our experienced seamstresses will guide beginners in completing a project while offering conversation, feedback and support to other experienced seamstresses as they work on their individual projects. All attendees must have their own machines. Limit 10
Let it Snow! Please bring a 2”X 2” family portrait to fit inside the snow globe you will create. Limit 15.
Celebrate the artistic beauty of the Black Experience in song, dance, and spoken word! Performers: please email reference@glpld.org to register. To reserve your seat in our audience, please RSVP on glpld.org. Light refreshments will be served. 21 and over please.
Are you interested in learning how to knit or crochet? Do you have a project you’re working on or looking for new patterns? Come for the conversation and work on your projects. All skill levels are welcome.
In support of the 2023 Black History Month theme– Resistance, we are reading and discussing Black Joy: Stories of Resistance, Resilience, and Restoration by Tracey Michae’l Lewis-Giggetts. Stop into the library to pick up a copy on or before February 1. Join us for the discussion and light refreshments
This is a beginner computer class for anyone who would like to begin or continue advancing their basic computer skills. Bring your own laptop, or use ours. Limit 10.
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