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Area residents can receive free help with their taxes at several CCPL branches through a project coordinated with the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program, S.C. Thrive and the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP). A current picture ID and Social Security card are required, along with the Social Security cards of any dependents. |
Join CCPL as we celebrate the grand opening of the new St. Paul's Hollywood Library. The day begins with a ribbon cutting ceremony at 9:30 a.m., followed by programs including an Owlbert storytime, an outdoor carnival, painting and pizza in the Community Garden, a program about Gullah and Creole history, a program by CCPL Historian Nic Butler, and more! |
CCPL and the Lowcountry Food Bank are working together to alleviate child hunger in Charleston by providing after-school snacks at three library branches. The free, nutritious snacks are available to kids and teens from 3-5 p.m., Monday through Friday. This is an equal opportunity program. |
Teenagers looking for a fun and rewarding volunteer opportunity are encouraged to apply for CCPL's new Teen Volunteer program at the Main and Wando Mt. Pleasant libraries. Volunteers will gain valuable experience and skills while enhancing library services and programming in their community. |
Saturday, March 21, 1-5 p.m. at Main Celebrate Women’s Empowerment Month with CCPL. Meet with community organizations that support women's empowerment. In addition, we will feature speakers and film screenings pertaining to women’s empowerment and needs. |
Throughout the month of March, CCPL will be celebrating Women's History Month with a series of women's empowerment programs, including gallery events, book discussions, lectures, and more! |
Meet Joe Engel, a survivor of Auschwitz concentration camp and member of the Charleston Jewish Federation, who will share stories of survival and hope.This program is co-sponsored by the Charleston Jewish Federation. |
March 28, 3 p.m., John's Island Library Join Dr. Jessica Berry, author of "The Little Gullah Geechee Book: A Guide for the Come Ya" for an interactive reading. Sponsored by the Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor Commission. |
Do you love reading? Do you love the Libby app to download books on the go? There have been some recent changes to Libby that will help make sure you’re able to read the books you want to read when you want to read them. |
The Cooper River Bridge Run Expo is April 2 and 3, at the Charleston Area Convention Center! Dozens of organizations, including the Charleston County Public Library, will be at this free event to promote healthy lifestyles and health. |
Can you put a monetary value on your freedom? This philosophical question was once a legitimate query in South Carolina. Explore this curious process and review a few cases of hard-working men and women whose hope and perseverance unlocked the yoke of slavery. |
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