Take a peek behind the scenes of Summer break prep in this week's blog.

Juneteenth is a celebration of commemorating the day that the last slaves were freed in the United States. Juneteenth is now a day of jubilation, celebrated by African Americans across the U.S.

Explore fun activities during Summer Break including a fun summer stories program, a reading challenge and content from our Digital Branch.

Arts & Science Council announces Tiff Massey as Artist chosen for the public art at the new Main Library.

Are you just starting to test your green thumb in your garden this year or are you an expert on lawn care? There’s a lot to learn, so learn from the best with Read to Seed – Gardening with the Myers Park Library Garden Club.

Participate in Habitat Charlotte Region’s Women Build movement by joining our first book club in partnership with the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library.

Join the Library every Thursday at 2 p.m. for our Stories of Summer program.

Since last May, artist Sabrina Robinson has been taking photos of Black Lives Matter speeches and protests. Jordan Anne Johnson, a volunteer writer for West Boulevard Library’s Teen Circular had the opportunity to interview Sabrina whom shared her experience and thoughts about the protests she has attended.

The Library joins in important discussions around equity for Black children with The National Black Child Development Institute (NCBDI).

New Library merchandise for Pride and Black Lives Matter program available through June 14, 2021.