Oenophiles and bibliophiles united on April 13, 2019 at University City WineFest. Proceeds from the event proceeds benefited the Sugar Creek and University City Libraries.

Curious about how LGBT Pride Month came to be? Read a brief history, timeline of gay rights, milestones and suggested readings from the Library.

Welcome to the second week of Summer Break! Here are some reading resources and suggestions for literature lovers of all ages!

Reading mystery fiction is now given the academic treatment for study and reflection for interested audiences. Expert and subject matter expert, Dr. David Schmid, devotes more than 18 hours of lecture time to this topic on a video series available on Kanopy for Library customers.

A Charlotte Mecklenburg Library card opens a world of possibilities with countless materials, digital resources, programs and services available at no cost. This summer, thanks to a partnership with Carowinds, library cardholders can also get discounted tickets to the Carolinas’ favorite theme park during Library Week, July 22-26, 2019.

Book clubs are a great way to meet new people, find new reads and engage in meaningful discussion. We offer Book Club Kits of several popular titles across different genres. Customers can request book club kits directly from our catalog or find them on the shelves at their local branch.

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Charlotte Mecklenburg Library offers materials, services and programs designed to meet a variety of needs throughout adult life.

Foundation Center Online Professional the premier resource for locating in-depth information about grantsmakers and their grants. Includes profiles for 140,000 grantmakers and 4 million grants. This resource is available for in-library use only. Please visit your local branch for access.

The formerly named Beatties Ford Library opened on April 20, 1997, replacing the historical North Branch that served this neighborhood since 1957. This 19,645 sq. ft. branch is located in the heart of Charlotte’s Northwest business and residential corridor and serves a population with diverse needs.