Scaleybark Library moves to new location with a new name.

The Charlotte Mecklenburg Library's Robinson-Spangler Carolina Room takes a look at the history of three winter holidays: Hanukkah, Moravian Christmas and Kwanzaa. Moravian Christmas is the second in the series, with it's dates of observation beginning on December 24 with a traditional "Love Feast."

The Charlotte Mecklenburg Library's Robinson-Spangler Carolina Room takes a look at the history of three winter holidays: Hanukkah, Moravian Christmas and Kwanzaa. Kwanzaa is the third and final in the series, with it's dates of observation from December 26-January 1.

The Robinson-Spangler Carolina Room takes a look into the popularity--and fluctuations--of genetic ethnicity testing.

New Year’s Day hasn’t always been celebrated on January 1. In fact, this winter holiday used to be celebrated by ancient Babylonians in March! Read on to learn more historical facts about New Year’s Day.

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Charlotte Mecklenburg Library teen volunteers make a positive impact on the Sugar Creek community.

The Job Help Center kicks off the first Charlotte Mecklenburg Library hiring event of the year on January 6, 2020.

Learn more about our monthly event series, Library Codelab. This blog will help you understand the series, whether you should join and the importance of learning to code. This program is for adults only and offers a relaxed, collaborative environment.

Every third weekend in August, Charlotte Pride holds its annual Pride Festival and Parade. The Charlotte Mecklenburg Library was excited to participate by not only walking in the parade, but also by encouraging the community to "Read with Pride."