The goal of Glendale's Storefront Art Program is to create professional quality art installations celebrating the surrounding community, thereby increasing the interest of passerby, enriching Glendale's cultural environment, and creating a strong community identity. Stay tuned for information on our Closing Reception on Saturday, January 29 2022.

After far too long, the in-person arts have returned! There are plenty of free events courtesy of Glendale’s Arts & Culture Commission to help celebrate the visual and performing arts.

Glendale Library, Arts & Culture is introducing a new interactive catalog, BIBLIOCOMMONS.

After far too long, the in-person arts have returned! There are plenty of free events courtesy of Glendale’s Arts & Culture Commission to help celebrate the visual and performing arts this week. If you feel like venturing beyond our neighborhood, check out events in Downtown Los Angeles and Leimert Park this weekend.

Glendale Library, Arts & Culture wants to create a new space for teens at Central Library! We want to hear your thoughts and incorporate your input on what you would want to see in the teen space.

As part of their current process of learning about communities statewide, you have the opportunity to make your voice heard by telling the Commissioners where your community begins and ends. This information will enable them to make districts politically proportional to the population giving us all a fighting chance at fair representation.

All who are interested in Glendale history are welcome to visit the History Room located on the second floor of the Central Library. Some of the materials we have are Glendale city directories dating back to 1906; photographs of early Glendale history; and archival collections on the Glendale Unified School District, Forest Lawn, theaters of Glendale and other Glendale-related topics. For now, visits are by appointment only, but those of you who cannot make it here, or prefer not to physically visit us, there is plenty Glendale history to explore online.