Week Calendar

AARP Foundation volunteers are available for free tax preparation assistance by appointment.

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.

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

Have a crochet, embroidery, knitting, or other needlework project you're working on? Interested in meeting other stitchers to share tips and experiences while we work? Join our drop-in stitching group! All skill levels are welcome.

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 will be discussing the book Couple Next Door by Shari Lapena

Join us for Pinterest-worthy crafting attempts, and leave with the results! Some months will feature guest presenters. Each month will feature a new craft. All supplies will be provided. 

Chair yoga is accessible to all! Enjoy the company of others while practicing yoga safely from a chair. You don't need to be in shape or flexible; you just need to be willing!

The York Public Library will host Silent Book Club on the second Thursday of each month from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Doors open at 10:30 a.m.

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

AARP Foundation volunteers are available for free tax preparation assistance by appointment.

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. 

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Join us for Pinterest-worthy crafting attempts, and leave with the results! Some months will feature guest presenters. Each month will feature a new craft. All supplies will be provided. 

AARP Foundation volunteers are available for free tax preparation assistance by appointment.

Native American words and foods (who hasn’t had popcorn?) are all around us. Never mind all the place names! In fact, more than half of all the U.S.

Join our virtual librarian for information on how to use Libby and hoopla. Topics covered will include a 30 minute tutorial on setting up an account and using the features of each streaming service.

Join Melissa from Brews and Hues as she walks you step by step through a beginner friendly acrylic painting of a spring scene on a stretched canvas. All materials provided. Ages 18 and up only please!

Weekend readers are invited to stop by the library every 3rd Saturday to discuss a new book, featuring new, interesting, and favorite titles suggested by our members. New members welcome!

Let's craft together! Come make an embroidered bookmark to hold your place in your favorite book!

All materials will be provided. No experience necessary except being able to thread your own needle.

In this genealogy class, we'll explore a case study presented by a professional genealogist, learning the sources she used, how she analyzed the evidence, and answered her research question.

Have you ever wanted to try out a reading challenge, but aren’t sure where to start? Tackle it with us in Clover, as we take on 12 unique prompts (one for each calendar month in 2024), and come together as a group to discuss our reads!

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 book club is currently full and not accepting new members.

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.