Charlotte Mecklenburg Library

Join us at Plaza Midwood Library on Saturday, March 28 at 2pm for a prompt writing workshop where you'll spend time exploring prompts inspired by the Community Read book, The House in the Cerulean Sea. You can learn more and register here: bit.ly/4bIQewf

Come see us today from 9am to 1pm at ImaginOn for this week's community book sale! For more information on the book sale, and making book sale donations, visit-> bit.ly/4kHCyV8

In honor of National Reading Month, we’re looking back at our celebration with the top performer in @cmlibrary’s summer reading program 📚 @Grant2Will treated them & their friends to a special day of limo rides and Brixx pizza!

NC LIVE has scheduled downtime to apply updates the morning of Friday, March 20, 6:00am - 8:00am. During this time, some services may be offline or only available intermittently.

Rooted & Rising is a Feminist Speaker Series to celebrate Women's History Month, held in partnership with We Rock Charlotte To learn more about this empowering program series, visit: bit.ly/4rAftGY

Come see us Saturday, 3/21 from 9am to 1pm at ImaginOn for this week's community book sale! For more information on the book sale, and making book sale donations, visit-> bit.ly/4kHCyV8

Discover insights from our Community Read author, TJ Klune, as he shares his creative journey and writing process with the Charlotte Observer. Read the full article: bit.ly/3NiMsBt

Join the Community Read Challenge on Storygraph as we read "The House in the Cerulean Sea" by TJ Klune. Storygraph is a social media platform for tracking your reading and serves as an independent alternative to Goodreads. Find our challenge here --> bit.ly/49QUgmx

Join us at University City Regional on Sunday, March 15 at 2pm for an informative session designed to help parents understand the North Carolina end-of-grade test in math and reading for grades 3-8. Learn more and register here: bit.ly/4uptU31

Join us at South Country Regional Library on Wednesday, March 18 at 1pm for the second installment of How to Talk you Your Neighbors. This is a Community Read program tied to themes found in TJ Klune's The House in the Cerulean Sea. More information here: bit.ly/4aCCVxY

Join us at University City Regional Library on Saturday, 3/14 at 1pm for a panel discussion and live Q&A session featuring some of North Carolina's renowned authors. There will be light refreshments as well as a prize raffle! For more information, visit: bit.ly/4rZCbsT

Meet Lauren Stern, a local fiber artist at LoSo Studios and owner of Studio 618. You can currently find her unique and vibrant fiber artwork on display at South County Regional Library. To learn more about Lauren Stern, visit: bit.ly/4b0fLSu

Blast off with a universe of stories! There's still time to participate in our bookmark contest for grades K-12! Visit your local branch to get your submission form for a chance to have your bookmark featured during Summer Reading. Learn more at bit.ly/3MhGbFN

Let your imagination soar in our 3rd annual Bookmark Contest! 🌟 Students K–12 can design a bookmark inspired by “A Universe of Stories”. Enter March 1–31 and discover the magic of summer reading! Learn more --> bit.ly/3MhGbFN

Join us at North County Regional Library on Thursday 3/12 at 6pm for a free night of community chess, hosted by the @cltchesscenter! All ages and skill levels are welcome – no registration necessary! Come and play casual chess while enjoying free pizza and refreshments.

Correction: This event will be at South Boulevard Library.

Attention Job Seekers: Mark your calendars for Wednesday, March 11. South County Regional Library will host a CMS hiring event from 10am to 1pm. Come dressed in professional attire and bring your resume for on-the-spot interviews. Register here: bit.ly/42aquVz

Community Read is Charlotte Mecklenburg Library’s annual, community-wide book club—an invitation to connect through a shared story. Check out Community Read programs here --> bit.ly/4qzlHX0

Join us at Myers Park Library on Monday, March 9 at 5:30pm to hear from two neighbors about how simple connections can improve our own lives and also build resilient supportive communities. For more information and registration, please visit: bit.ly/46vMgVX

Come see us Saturday, 3/7 from 9am to 1pm at Matthews Library for this week's community book sale! For more information on the book sale, and making book sale donations, visit-> bit.ly/4kHCyV8