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What’s movie night without the snacks?! (The answer is ‘lame’) Make some classic cinema snacks and watch a movie with us, then go home with a reusable popcorn container and popcorn for your next movie night!

Free and open to all in grades 5-12. Registration is required.

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Enjoy tea time and storytime for toddlers and their families at the library! We will start by reading two tea party themed books, then families can enjoy a tea party […]

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Join Alan Mann for a pre-broadcast talk on the Metropolitan Opera’s production of Eugene Onegin, which will be broadcast live in theaters on Saturday, May 2nd. Co-sponsored by the Shoreline Opera Club and Shoreline Village.

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This program is for infants, birth through 11 months, and parent/caregiver.  Discuss developmental topics while your babies play together, hear a story, and meet other families, followed by playtime.  Free […]

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Remember that gameshow ‘Are you Smarter than a 5th Grader?’ We’re going to play ‘Are you Smarter than a Librarian’!

Go head to head answering trivia questions against Emma, Ms. Melissa, Ms. Mary, and other librarians at GFL! Let’s see if they got their money’s worth out of their master’s degrees.

Free and open to all in grades 5-12. Registration is required.

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A casual, simple storytime featuring new and classic stories read by volunteer Aaron Tessler in a quiet corner of the children’s room.  One Friday a month at 10:30am.  All ages.  Drop-ins welcome (no need to register).

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Are you interested in astronomy and space? Do you want to look at the stars through a telescope? Join high school student, Noah, to learn about astronomy and how to use one of the library’s telescopes! At the end of the session, you’ll go outside and stargaze weather permitting. 

Free and open to all ages. Registration is required.

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Are you a high school student with an AP or IB exam coming up? Come to the library for a study sesh just for you! Just want a break from the hectic hustle? We’re also offering silent reading space to soak in a story (or some facts if you’re a non-fiction kind of person!) Snacks and comradery will be provided.

Free and open to all high school students. Registration is not required.

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Come one, come all to our all-ages board game night! We will feature popular board games to play such as Catan, Jenga, Connect 4, The Game of Life, Sorry!, Wingspan, Ticket to Ride, Disney Villianous, and lots more.

This program is drop-in–all are welcome, no need to register, but children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

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Join us for a special screening of The Extraordinary Caterpillar, a 60-minute documentary that uncovers the vital role caterpillars play in sustaining the natural world. Through stunning visuals and engaging storytelling, the film reveals how these small but mighty creatures support birds, pollinators, and the entire food web – while depending on native plants for their survival. 

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Are you interested in astronomy and space? Do you want to look at the stars through a telescope? Join high school student, Noah, to learn about astronomy and how to use one of the library’s telescopes! At the end of the session, you’ll go outside and stargaze weather permitting. 

Free and open to all ages. Registration is required.

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Come enjoy a Bluey-filled hour in the library! Listen to 2 Bluey read-aloud stories, dance to Bluey music, play Bluey’s game “Keepy Uppy”, and enjoy coloring pages. This program takes […]