2nd Annual National African American Read-In

Author and National African American Read-In panelist Charlitta Hatch shares the need for African American representation in literature.

Learning with the Library as never been easier. Our Digital Literacy programs help you become better-oriented with technology and software.

Since beginning in 2014, Community Read has been uniting Mecklenburg County one book at a time.

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When local business owner Anthony Gill’s laptop broke during an important day at work, he started looking for other options – which led him to Mountain Island Library, and a whole world of opportunity.

Charlotte Mecklenburg Library announces the return of Community Read in March with a focus on creating community dialogue around themes of food as a community and cultural connector.

As the needs of our community evolve, Charlotte Mecklenburg Library (CML) would like to understand how we can best support our customers over the next three years. Charlotte Mecklenburg Library Strategic Planning Survey

Join six award-winning Charlotte authors on May 4 at 11 am at the Pineville Library for a conversation about their recent books—what they’re about and how they wrote them—and hear their writing tips and lessons learned.

Over the last three years, the Living Archives project successfully collected stories of marginalized communities in Mecklenburg County through the COVID-19 pandemic. Those stories come together to be immortalized in a new mural.