Join us in the Winter Reading Challenge, for all ages! This year, the challenge is to read 8 books that fit different challenges. To participate, stop by the Gleason to pick up a copy of your challenge booklet, or click here for a PDF to print out at home. Read one book (at your reading … Continued
Starting January 6th, we will have four drop-in storytimes with Miss Jill each week! Tuesdays, 10:30 a.m.: Once Upon a Baby Once Upon a Baby is a 30-minute interactive story time experience for our youngest library users and their caregiver. Join us for stories, songs, rhymes, and bounces that are developmentally appropriate for children from … Continued
The Friends of the Gleason Public Library (FoGPL) will hold a FREE Pop-Up Book Swap on Saturday, February 7th at the Gleason Library. This book swap will accept donations of nonfiction books for adults, and children’s and teen books of all genres. No textbooks, travel guides, or encyclopedias. Books will be available for browsing on … Continued
The Gleason offers more than two dozen discount passes to area destinations thanks to the Friends of Gleason Public Library, Carlisle Garden Club (Butterfly Place), and Assurance Technology (Museum of Science). Passes may be reserved here on our website or at the Reference Desk; many passes are now e-passes that are sent immediately to your … Continued
When our library was renovated 25 years ago, we lived in a different world. Internet was on dial-up, music was on CDs, and the library was a book repository. Life has evolved, and so have our libraries. Renovating the Gleason will provide flexible spaces for the whole community: space for events, exhibits, meetings, quiet work … Continued
We have been building our Library of Things. These are items that you can borrow for events or if you want to try something before you buy one of your own. We are adding new Things regularly. Click here to view our current holdings.
Are you looking for a space you can use? Our large and small meeting rooms can be reserved through our website. The third-floor Hollis Room may be reserved by nonprofit groups, and the second-floor study room is available for everyone. Please go here to read on our Meeting Room Policy or here to Book a … Continued
