Event List

Whether you are new to the genres or a veteran, we would love to have you! Join us every 4th Wednesday to discuss a new book full of adventures.

Read about interesting, exciting, and faraway people, places, and topics with a group of fellow travel and reading enthusiasts. Stop by the Main Library Reference Desk or call 803-981-5825 to request a copy of the book.

Reading aloud helps young students expand their vocabulary and improve comprehension.  A friendly face, particularly one accompanied by a wagging tail, can help ease reading jitters and build self-confidence in readers who want extra practice

Documenting and citing your genealogical sources is critical for effective analysis and establishing genealogical proof. Learn the easy steps for the proper citation of your sources and how this makes you a better genealogist.

Four misfits are suddenly pulled through a mysterious portal into a bizarre, cubic wonderland that thrives on imagination.

Abe Piasek’s powerful account of survival during the Holocaust saw him taken from his family in Poland at age 13. He never saw his mother, father, or younger sister again, while toiling in three slave labor camps from 1942-45.

Engage and bond with your little one through stories, songs, fingerplays, and movement activities for ages birth–23 months and their caregivers. Register online or call (803) 981-5888, starting August 25 for this 6-week session.

Engage and bond with your little one through stories, songs, fingerplays, and movement activities for ages birth–23 months and their caregivers. Register online or call (803) 981-5888, starting August 25 for this 6-week session.

Join the York Public Library and learn chess basics, strategies, tactics and test your skills in 1-on-1 or chess games. All ages and skill levels are welcome!

Learn, grow, and eat with Master Gardener, Cissy Brown.  Each participant will learn garden science and nutrition through hands-on planting and food tasting.  Take home your own plant and more! Ages 6-11.

This is a workshop for writers of any skill level, and housed or unhoused!!  Facilitated by Matt Shaw of Speak Up Magazine, a publication written by people facing homelessness.  Mr.

Join us for an interactive storytime designed for little bookworms ages 3-5. We will be listening to stories, singing songs, learning rhymes, and unleashing lots of wiggles and giggles together.

Engage and bond with your little ones through stories, songs, fingerplays, and movement activities for ages birth–35 months and their caregivers. Register online or call (803) 981-5888, starting August 26 for this 6-week session.

Engage and bond with your little one through stories, songs, fingerplays, and movement activities for ages birth–35 months and their caregivers. Register online or call (803) 981-5888, starting August 27 for 6 weeks.

A book club where we meet to discuss books in a variety of genres, both fiction and non-fiction, and learn by sharing information and opinion.

This club is closed for 2025.

Join us for an interactive storytime designed for little bookworms ages 3-5. We will be listening to stories, singing songs, learning rhymes, and unleashing lots of wiggles and giggles together.

Learn how to trace your immigrant ancestor using passenger lists and naturalization records, and uncover additional clues about their origins hidden in other records.

Come in and play a few games of chess. While we may not always have someone available to teach beginners, all skill levels are welcome! Chess sets will be provided. Please register in advance.

Interested in genealogy? Need help with your research? This small support group meets the first Saturday of each month for education, support, and friendship. All skill levels are welcome. No registration necessary.

Join us for a family-friendly storytime filled with stories, songs, and more.

Join the (Lake) Wylie Readers for thought-provoking discussions of interesting books.

Engage and bond with your little one through stories, songs, fingerplays, and movement activities for ages birth–23 months and their caregivers. Register online or call (803) 981-5888, starting August 25 for this 6-week session.

Bring your crafting projects (crochet, knitting, cross stitch, anything you can carry) and work along with other crafty people in the neighborhood.