Meet with local volunteer attorneys to discuss important legal topics, sponsored by the South Carolina Bar. Each session will include an overview of the topic and Q&A with the attorney. September 29 - Landlord Tenant Law October 20 - Social Security Issues November 10 - End of Life Issues
Grab a paintbrush and get ready to give new life to some old thrift shop paintings. Supplies and materials will be provided, or bring your own old art piece. Ages 8-12. Limited to 20 participants. Registration begins 9/5.
Engage in some funs hands-on learning including ice play, bubbles, and more. Ages 2-5
Play BINGO & win books. Ages 9 & up
Join us every Thursday night in October for some cool sounds. October 6 & 13 - Issac Green & Son October 20 - Jim Somerset & Friends October 27 - Paul Quattlebaum Band
Come to the library for an after-hours interactive showing of Hocus Pocus (PG). We will provide a script with a list of prompts and callbacks as well as interactive items, and food! Ages 12-18. Limited to 20 participants. Registration begins 9/12.
The Library and Book Returns will be closed on Monday, October 10 for Staff Training Day.
Enjoy a storytime, preschool STEM activities, and learn about library homeschool resources.
Play and build with LEGO toys while watching a favorite movie. October 12 - Minions (PG) November 16 - Trolls (PG) Ages 6-11
Learn the basic rules of play for the classic role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons. Build your own characters and learn the skills you'll need for a D&D campaign. Lunch will be provided. Ages 14 & up. Limited to 20 players. Registration begins 10/1.
Grab a paintbrush and get ready to give new life to some old thrift shop paintings. Supplies and materials will be provided, or bring your own old art piece. Ages 13-18. Limited to 20 participants. Registration begins 9/5.
Join us for a screening of the documentary Meltdown in Dixie, followed by a discussion with our panel of local scholars. Engage in an empowering and transformative discussion on the impact of the Confederate Flag. Sponsored by SC Humanities and the Joanna Foundation.
