SPECIAL PROGRAMS
The Children's Room at the Gleason Public Library offers regular special programs and events throughout the year. These include Sing-Alongs, Performers, and Special Guests. The larger annual events include the Great Pumpkin Spectacle in late October and the Summer Reading Program (late June - early August). Performances and programs are funded by the Friends of the Gleason Public Library, the Cultural Council, and special grants or donations to the Library.
Click here for information on book clubs for grades 1 through 4.
COMING UP
Come and make a Valentine!
Drop by the Gleason Library children’s department on Monday, February 13 from 3:00 until 5:00 and make a Valentine. We will supply the paper, doilies and stickers and some samples for you to help your child make a valentine. This activity is suggested for all ages. Join us and have some fun!
Having Fun with Fossils and Dinosaurs
Please join us for a special presentation of "Having Fun with Fossils and Dinosaurs" with Paulette Morin. Suggested for ages 5 to 12, the presentation will take place on Friday, February 24th at 2 p.m. at Union Hall, First Religious Society.
Dressed for digging and protected by her pith helmet, intrepid fossil hunter Paulette Morin introduces children to the wonders of our prehistoric past and dinosaurs using her five-foot tall storybook and an assortment of real fossils that children can explore. Adventurers, scientists, historians, and dinosaur enthusiasts alike should enjoy this presentation on fossil hunting. This event is funded by the Nichols Foundation.
For questions, call the library at 978-369-4898 and ask for Children's.

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DISPLAY CASE
Calling all Carlisle kids! Do you have a special collection that you would like to share with your friends and the other patrons of the library? Thanks to the Friends of the Gleason Public Library, we now own a large display case that we want YOU to use.
Sign up at the Children's desk to fill the case with your special treasures for two weeks. After two weeks, your display comes down and the next one goes up.
Our current exhibit:
Smurfs by Camille Richardson.
So what do you collect? Your display can be anything you want - Pokemon cards, special toys, something you have made, artwork, coins, stamps, memories from a trip - it's entirely up to you. Call the library at 978-369-4898 if you have any questions. Start getting that collection together, and stop by the Children's desk to make your reservation.

