Need help with your phone, tablet, or other tech device? Stop by our drop-in tech support session where our intern, Dulcey, will assistant you with resolving your tech issues!
Free and open to all. No registration is required.
Need help with your phone, tablet, or other tech device? Stop by our drop-in tech support session where our intern, Dulcey , will assistant you with resolving your tech issues!
Free and open to all. Registration is not required.
Join us for a fun and informal conversation about new books at the Library, taking place the first Tuesday of every month from 11am to noon. Librarians will give you the inside scoop about which books are flying off the shelves as well as hot new titles scheduled for release. Group members can share what they are reading and get tips on what to read next.
This program will be held in a hybrid format; in person at the Library, and virtually on Zoom. Please register if you would like to attend the program virtually and a Zoom link will be emailed to you.
“You can’t pour from an empty cup” – A common quote that illustrates an all-too-common problem amongst caregivers who experience compassion fatigue and reach burnout from the highly demanding responsibilities […]
Guilford resident and longtime photographer George Schaub will share images and reflections drawn from five decades of candid “street” photography, created both across the United States and in locations around the world.
Sunday Afternoon Concert: The Kenn Morr Band at the Guilford Free Library.
Join CT Audubon Society’s Joe Attwater, and learn about the fascinating lives of hummingbirds, the adaptations to their lifestyle, and the threats they face.
Join our new Mystery Book Club for adults! Meetings will be held on the third Wednesday of each month from 6:00–7:00 PM. Our first meeting will be Wednesday, January 21 at 6:00 PM. Together, we’ll read and discuss mysteries ranging from classic favorites to more recent titles.
Join Adriana Zabala, Associate Professor Adjunct of Voice and Assistant Dean of Collaborative Arts at the Yale School of Music, for an engaging talk on the Metropolitan Opera’s groundbreaking new production of “The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay” by Mason Bates.
The undisputed master of the macabre, Edgar Allan Poe, resurrects for one singular evening of mystery and horror. Immerse yourself in the life and death of the legendary author as actor Campbell Harmon performs Poe’s haunting prose and Gothic poetry.
A Sweeping Historical Novel from Oscar-Nominated Filmmaker, Crucible is a Brutally Honest Look at Legendary Industrialist and Automobile Titan, Henry Ford.
Through literature, film, and other media, the Writing Injustice Book Group invites the Guilford community to explore the issues of race and inequality that shape our history and our world.
Presented by Shaun Roche who is the Visitor Services Manager at the Stewart B. McKinney National Wildlife Refuge in Westbrook, CT. Shaun will describe the marshes’ crucial habitat for unique species before telling the stories and sharing historic images of farmers who toiled there to produce the sustainable fodder for their livestock.
Through literature, film, and other media, the Writing Injustice Book Group invites the Guilford community to explore the issues of race and inequality that shape our history and our world.
Through literature, film, and other media, the Writing Injustice Book Group invites the Guilford community to explore the issues of race and inequality that shape our history and our world.
| Sunday | 1pm-4pm | |
| Monday | 9am-8pm | |
| Tuesday | 9am-8pm | |
| Wednesday | 9am-8pm | |
| Thursday | 9am-8pm | |
| Friday | 9am-6pm | |
| Saturday | 9am-5pm |