"Neighborhood Ecology" brings together a group of local artists whose work highlights different aspects of various Southern California environs, exploring the many facets of the region.

"Dreams Gather Here" is a solo exhibition by Rachel Hakimian Emenaker that explores how the cultural memory of diasporic communities is preserved in the history of material objects.

This program is designed to build early language and literacy foundations for toddlers 18 months - 3 years old. Enjoy stories, songs, rhymes, and interaction with your little one.

This program is designed to build early language and literacy foundations for babies birth - 18 months old. Sing and bounce, tickle and talk, read and rhyme with your little one!

Teens, drop in between 3 and 7pm to earn up to one community service hour/week by working on projects to brighten up the library, by helping us prepare for events, or by creating outreach materials.

Use watercolors and coffee filters to create soft, vibrant flowers with a tie-dye effect! Earn a community service hour and create flowers to be displayed at the Montrose Library.

Create art with light using fun design templates, your imagination, and bright, colorful pegs – then lights it up like a neon sign! For families with children ages 4 to 12.

"Neighborhood Ecology" brings together a group of local artists whose work highlights different aspects of various Southern California environs, exploring the many facets of the region.

"Dreams Gather Here" is a solo exhibition by Rachel Hakimian Emenaker that explores how the cultural memory of diasporic communities is preserved in the history of material objects.

This program is designed to build early language and literacy foundations for toddlers 18 - 36 months old. Enjoy stories, songs, rhymes, and interaction with your little one.

The program is designed to build early language and literacy foundations for toddlers and preschoolers, 18 months - 5 years old. Enjoy stories, songs, and finger plays.

This program is designed to build early socialization and motor skills for toddlers and preschoolers, 18 months to 5 years as well as provide an area for parents and supervising caregivers to connect.

Unleash your creativity! Use your imagination to make unique arts and craft creations using an assortment of supplies. For families with children ages 18 mos to 5 years.

This program is designed to build early language and literacy foundations for toddlers 18 months - 3 years old. Enjoy stories, songs, rhymes, and interaction with your little one.

"Dreams Gather Here" is a solo exhibition by Rachel Hakimian Emenaker that explores how the cultural memory of diasporic communities is preserved in the history of material objects.

"Neighborhood Ecology" brings together a group of local artists whose work highlights different aspects of various Southern California environs, exploring the many facets of the region.

Learn to communicate with neighbors, employers, and make friends in the beautiful City of Glendale! Classes are for adults 18+ and older, all languages are welcome. Registration required.

Students with an Intermediate to Advanced level of English acquisition skills are encouraged to participate in this class covering American culture, current events, and reading comprehension.

Learn hand sewing basics by making a mini storage cube from felt, no experience necessary!  Each date will be the same craft, you do not need to register for all three sessions. Grades 4 – 8

"Dreams Gather Here" is a solo exhibition by Rachel Hakimian Emenaker that explores how the cultural memory of diasporic communities is preserved in the history of material objects.

"Neighborhood Ecology" brings together a group of local artists whose work highlights different aspects of various Southern California environs, exploring the many facets of the region.

Get creative and grow! Decorate pots, plant seeds, learn about California native plants with the Arroyos & Foothills Conservancy, and enjoy a special firefighter read-aloud with fire safety tips.

"Dreams Gather Here" is a solo exhibition by Rachel Hakimian Emenaker that explores how the cultural memory of diasporic communities is preserved in the history of material objects.