News & Events: September 2026

BOOST YOUR LEARNING

Study, Practice & Succeed

A few weeks into the school year, routines are settling in and assignments are picking up. LearningExpress Library helps with everything from grade school math to exam preparation and career certifications. Tutor.com offers live tutoring in writing and math, plus practice tests, while Transparent Language provides interactive tools for learning a new language. With these resources, your library card can provide an extra boost whenever you need it.

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Online Resources

The library will be
CLOSED

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7

Labor Day

LOCAL CHILDREN'S AUTHOR EXPO

Author photographs with the books they have written.

Meet the talented local authors behind the stories at the Local Children's Author Expo. Browse books for readers ages 0-12, visit author tables, purchase books and get your new favorites signed. Featured authors include Marina Bartolec, Heather Harris Bergevin, Ashley Blas, Stacey Burk, Lisa Corduan, Chantal Jennings, Jacqueline McNiel, Victoria Quinney and Rebekah Smith.

Saturday, September 26

2–5 PM | Lexington Main Library

Save the Date

STAFF PICK

Mercy | Director Timur Bekmambetov

"Set in 2029 Los Angeles, Mercy depicts a justice system dominated by a single AI judge that calculates guilt probabilities and automatically executes anyone unable to prove their innocence within 90 minutes. When Detective Chris Raven is accused of murdering his wife, he must navigate a city under total surveillance and outsmart the system he once served. His investigation shows that no system, however advanced, is immune to human errors and biases."


— Antonella | Irmo Branch

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DIGITAL RESOURCES

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Business Source Premier

Research articles from featured magazines such as Forbes and Harvard Business Review. 

Research
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The Mailbox Plus

Enhance K–6 learning with more than 11,500 activities and printables designed to support the curriculum.

Enhance
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TumbleBooks

Discover more than 1,400 read-aloud storybooks, chapter books, graphic novels, songs and National Geographic videos. Books are available in English, Spanish and French.

Discover

YOUR NEXT READ

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Want book picks that actually fit your taste? Tell us what you love, what you skip and what’s stayed on your nightstand. We’ll curate book suggestions just for you, delivered right to your email. New stories are waiting, and we think you’ll love them.

Recommendations

kids

All Through the Night by Polly Faber
Daniel's Good Day by Micha Archer
Rain Reign by Ann Martin
Where Are You From? by Jaime Kim

teens

Lady Tremaine by Rachel Hochhauser
Nothing Bad Happens Here by Rachel Ekstrom Courage
This Thing of Ours by Frederick Joseph
Warrior Girl Unearthed by Angeline Boulley

adults

Best-Ever Homemade Ramen by Shigekazu Takenashi
Cheese Magic by Erika Kubrick
The Pavilion of Women by Pearl S. Buck
The Wicked by Rebecca Johnpee

PROGRAMS

Fan Base: Movies, Music & Memes

Tuesday, September 8 at 4:30 PM

Irmo Branch Library

Test your knowledge of pop culture trivia, then create your own meme with printed templates. (grades 9–12)

Lifelong Learning

Lifelong Learning: Anime Conventions 101

Saturday, September 12 at 11 AM

Gaston Branch Library

Get an overview of attending anime conventions — packing tips, etiquette, local versus out-of-state and more. (ages 16+)

Lego Club

Lego Club

Monday, September 21 at 6 PM

Batesburg-Leesville Branch Library

Explore what you can build with Lego bricks. (grades K–5)

More Programs

CONNECT. ENGAGE. ENRICH.

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