Gilford Public Library

06/04/2026

“Listening to New England,” a talk by Mel Allen, drawing from his nearly half century of reporting and writing about the unique people and places of New England for Yankee magazine, Mel Allen’s first collection, Here in New England, brings the people and places of New England alive with a story telling and visual presentation that will let you see and feel the region as never before. This program was originally hosted on May 21, 2026.

“Listening to New England,” a talk by Mel Allen, drawing from his n...

06/04/2026

BONUS WORD OF THE WEEK!

06/04/2026

Books in the Wild: The Future Saints by Ashley Winstead- A novel about a music executive trying to save a struggling rock band, The Future Saints, after their manager's death, focusing on the lead singer Hannah's grief, destructive behavior, and new sound, while exploring themes of sisterhood, the music industry, and mental health.

06/02/2026

The annual Summer Reading Program kicks off on June 24th at 4 PM right here at the library! Join in on the celebration by signing up and enjoying the festivities. There will be a big bouncy house and free icies from the Kona Ice Truck. Earn badges by reading and attending programs all summer long to turn in for prizes. Happy summer and happy reading! 🌱📖📚☀️

06/02/2026

05/23/2026

In observance of Memorial Day, the library will be closed today, 5/23 and on Monday, 5/25 as we pause to remember and honor those who served and sacrificed. Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful holiday. 🇺🇸

05/21/2026

Discover what could happen to pollinators and plants if the pollinator population continues to decline. Learn ways in which we can help these amazing creatures continue assisting their plant allies by ensuring that their pollen is transported across the garden. Program was originally held on May 12, 2026.

Discover what could happen to pollinators and plants if the pollinator population continues to decline. Learn ways in which we can help these amazing creatur...

05/18/2026

Whether its a bug, fruit, veggie, or a mandala- painted garden rocks are a cute and easy way to add a little whimsy to your plants!

05/17/2026

This month’s art display is brought to us by the talented Wendy Oellers-Fulmer. Wendy has always had a passion for nature and an eye for spotting animals in their natural habitats. She is not only brilliant at capturing these images with her camera but was also inspired to use watercolor paint as another way to showcase the beauty of nature. Come check out “Where Light Lives” at the library until the end of May. 🎨