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.

Harvard Law School graduate, author, attorney, and consultant, Hannibal Johnson discusses his book Black Wall Street 100: An American City Grapples With Its Historical Racial Trauma with Actress, Activist and Writer Donzaleigh Abernathy.

Glendale Library, Arts & Culture is paying tribute to Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, celebrating AAPI history, culture and honoring the community’s struggle for inclusion and equity.

Locating specific information using a search engine can sometimes lead to frustration, as you continuously attempt to enter just the right keywords and wind your way through a barrage of irrelevant results. The library can help with a wellspring of information resources to narrow your search and eliminate unwanted results.

We Are Reopening

We are offering limited in-person services at Glendale Central Library, Brand Library, and Montrose Library. We're excited to offer physical collections, spaces, and technology in a manner that is convenient, safe, and in compliance with State and County public health guidelines. Visit our In-Person Services page for additional information

Glendale Library, Arts & Culture welcomes author and lecturer Khatchig Mouradian, PhD. for a live literary event in which he will discuss The Resistance Network in conversation with filmmaker and screenwriter Eric Nazarian on Saturday, April 10 at 6:30pm.

The Virtual LA Times Festival of Books will run Friday April 16 through Friday April 23!

Access the calendar to plan your drop-in visits and reserve your virtual seats at your favorite programs. Glendale Library, Arts & Culture looks forward to a large Glendale residents’ presence at this year’s event. We’ll see you at the LA Times Festival of Books!