Upcoming Events

Have a story to tell? Are you ready to spill the ink? Join us for a teen writer's group, where we'll explore creative topics to get us writing!

Join us for a free celebration to help kick off a successful school year! Drop in to find out about library and community resources- perfect for school. Get your picture taken for a back-to-school photo and go on a library scavenger hunt!

Join us for a STEM activity in the Teen Department! We will be crafting our own candy claw grabbers. For ages 12-18. Register online or call 803-981-5870, starting August 21. Limit 12.

Discover one of the top genealogy websites for family research. We'll explore search techniques, record collections, family trees, and new tools for discovering your ancestors.

The Teen Café  is open and waiting for you! Drop in the Teen Department and make a yummy drink, grab a table, and help yourself to all the Teen Department has to offer with books, free Wi-Fi, and more! 

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.

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.

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 us at Miracle Park for an outdoor, family-friendly storytime.  We will read stories, sing songs, and more. Come early (3:15–3:45 p.m.) and check out books from the library bookmobile.

Get ready for a creative adventure with the York County Library! Join the incredible Carlo L'Chelle Dawson, professional storyteller and City of Rock Hill's Poet Laureate, for a dynamic two-part teen storytelling workshop.

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.

Play chess in a relaxed atmosphere. Don't know how to play? This is your chance to learn. Ages 12-18. No registration required.

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.

Join us every second Wednesday of the month to meet other Homeschool families!

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.

Every month we will be reading and discussing intriguing stories about crimes, corruption, murders, mysteries, and the people behind them all. Join us to learn more about criminals of all sorts from the past and present.

Book lovers meet the second Thursday of each month to discuss some great books.  For more information, call the Reference Desk 803-981-5847.

We'll be discussing the book Mad Honey by Jodi Picoult.

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