One teacher shares her thoughts on the importance of representation in children's literature and how Library books offer students an escape from the heaviness of daily life.

What began as a small monthly book club with local fifth graders, has turned into a weekly sounding board for students to have intimate and sometimes, intense discussions on racism through literature.

Outreach Services reflects on how the pandemic has changed the direction of their work and the impact they have in the community.

Join us on Wednesday, March 24 at 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. for our Community Read signature author event and meet Kimberly Jones and Gilly Segal to learn about their writing process and inspiration for the book "I'm Not Dying with You Tonight".

Engage in discussions around "Just Mercy" this March for Community Read.

Remote access for the Foundation Directory Online Essential is changing. Library customers will now be issued a day pass that allows remote use for a 24-hour continuous window. A new day pass can be activated every 30 days.

As the Library adjusted services during the pandemic, the most trusted organization in Charlotte-Mecklenburg continued to impact lives.

A Cool Globe from a 2020/2021 art installation now calls South Boulevard Library home, thanks to Bank of America.

Celebrate National Library Week 2021 by sharing what you love about the resources and services available at your library.

Charlotte Mecklenburg Library invites you to come learn with us virtually on April 15, 2021 at 3:30 p.m. about different ways to eat healthy and affordably when cooking at home.