Studies have shown that gardening can boost people’s moods as much as many other types of exercise, such as cycling and walking. Planting and maintaining a garden, big or small, can help to break up the monotony, reduce your screen time, relax your mind, and help you gain a sense of peace. 

Glendale Library, Arts & Culture and the City of Glendale are devastated by these events of racial injustice and human heartbreak throughout Los Angeles County and across the country. We share in the heartache, grief, and frustration from this incident.

Glendale Library, Arts & Culture is partnering with the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) to present In Our Own Voice, an online community program that shares the firsthand experiences of individuals living with a mental illness.

No matter your age or interests, we hope you’ll join our library community in the Imagine Your Story Summer Reading Challenge this summer.

Convenience and comfort are what we all need right now. So, if you’re interested in a hassle free way to enjoy your favorite authors on a digital device, you've come to the right place.

The month of May is Mental Health Awareness Month, intended to raise awareness and educate the public about mental illness. The current health crisis has certainly posed some unique mental health challenges for all of us.

Have you ever wondered what life in Glendale was like a hundred years ago? Whether you're a native Glendalian, a recently arrived resident, or just passing through, the Early Glendale Newspapers Collection is sure to satisfy your curiosity.

The Brand Library & Art Center team is working together to bring you interesting content while Brand is temporarily closed to the public. Every day, we'll share a selection of historic and current images from Brand Library & Art Center, photos and videos of programs and exhibitions, and library resources to provide entertainment and enrich your day.