
Welles-Turner Memorial Library
Welles-Turner Memorial Library is a public central library in Glastonbury, CT. Open 3,320 hours per year across 52 weeks. The facility is 36,595 square feet.
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Welles-Turner Memorial Library is a public central library in Glastonbury, CT. Open 3,320 hours per year across 52 weeks. The facility is 36,595 square feet.

There’s no assigned reading at Silent Book Club—all readers are welcome! Grab a coffee next door, bring your own book, or find something new on the library shelves. Join your fellow readers in comfy seating in the Gallery, and settle in for an hour of quiet reading. At the end of the hour, there...


Since colonial times, many Americans have marked the winter season with evergreens, festive foods, and decorations that slowly grew into the cherished holiday traditions we know today. From kissing balls and early handmade ornaments to the arrival of imported decorations from abroad, the way...

South Glastonbury Public Library is a public central library in Glastonbury, CT.

East Glastonbury Public Library is a public central library in Glastonbury, CT.

There’s no assigned reading at Silent Book Club—all readers are welcome! Grab a coffee next door, bring your own book, or find something new on the library shelves. Join your fellow readers in comfy seating in the Gallery, and settle in for an hour of quiet reading. At the end of the hour, there...

There’s no assigned reading at Silent Book Club—all readers are welcome! Grab a coffee next door, bring your own book, or find something new on the library shelves. Join your fellow readers in comfy seating in the Gallery, and settle in for an hour of quiet reading. At the end of the hour, there...

Spend an evening with the master of the macabre himself—Edgar Allan Poe. Step into the shadowy world of one of America’s most enduring literary voices as acclaimed actor Campbell Harmon brings Poe to life at WTML. Through dramatic performances of his most beloved stories and poems, plus fascinating.

Explore the fascinating folklore of Connecticut through the lens of cryptids—creatures whose existence is debated but whose stories reflect the state’s rich cultural history. Author Patrick Scalisi and artist Valerie Ruby-Omen will discuss their book Connecticut Cryptids: A Field Guide to the Weird.

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