Join us for an Afternoon Concert

On Sunday, April 11, the Friends of the Glencoe Public Library will be sponsoring a classical music concert.  Performing will be Samuel Magad, violin; Paul Phillips, violin; Robert Swan, viola and Gary Stucka, cello.  They will be performing the following works:

Debussy Quartet in G Minor Opus 10 (Anime et tres decide, Assez vif et bien rhythme, Andantino and Tres Modere) and Borodin Quartet No. 2 in D Major (Allergro moderato, Scherzo, Nocturne and Andante--Vivace).

The library will close at 4:00pm and will reopen at 4:30 pm for concert seating.  Admission is free and all are welcome.

Thanks for the Great Response!!!

Thank you to everybody who took time to the fill out our planning survey.  The number of responses to the survey was much greater than we could have imagined and we appreciate being part of a community that feels like it has a voice in its library's operations.  We'll be looking into ways to integrate your suggestions into our planning process as it proceeds over the next few months.

Library Survey Now Available

It's your library.  Tell us what you want it to be.

The Glencoe Public Library is in the process of creating a new strategic plan - a plan that will shape library services and programs for the next three years.  Your participation in a brief survey will help the library succeed in meeting your needs.

The Library Survey button on the homepage will take you directly to the online survey form (or you can click here).  After you complete the form, please use the button at the end to email it to the library.  The survey must be received by March 28.  Paper copies of the survey will also be available in the library March 15-28.

It will only take a few minutes to complete and every member of your household is encouraged to participate.  The Board of Trustees of the Glencoe Public Library thanks you for your time - your ideas are very important!

More Time to Watch Movies!

We've made some changes to our policies regarding DVDs and are happy to announce that most of our DVDs now circulate for a week!  The newest feature film DVDs will continue to circulate for two days only but everything else, including older feature films that previously circulated for two days, will now circulate for a week.  All feature films, excepting foreign language and classic, still cost a dollar and we no longer offer 2 for 1 days.  We hope you enjoy this opportunity to hold on to your dvds for a few more days!