The Charleston County Public Library will be closed on Monday, February 19 in recognition of Presidents Day. Book drops will remain open during this time.
Calling all early learners! Join the Charleston Gaillard Center at select CCPL branches for FREE workshops geared toward children ages 0-5. Enjoy special, interactive activities in celebration of the upcoming Gaillard Center show for young childre...
CHARLESTON, SC – Charleston County Public Library(CCPL) is closing the Folly Beach Library, located at 55 Center St, on Friday, March 1 at 1 p.m. to undergo renovations as part of the ongoing referendum-funded project. The library will re...
The John L. Dart Library at 1067 King Street bears the name of a pioneering figure in the history of education in Charleston. Born free during the last years of slavery, Dart benefited from the first flowering of African-American schools after the...
Did you know that 4 out of 5 car seats are installed incorrectly? Help us flip the stats by dropping by CCPL's Car Seat Check event! Drop by one of the events to have your car seat checked for proper installation by Certified Child Passenger Safet...
The Charleston County Public Library is celebrating Black History Month throughout the month of February with programs, music and cooking, speaker events and more! Black History Month is an annual celebration that recognizes the achievements of Af...
Reading Roadshow is back! Join CCPL each month this spring at a new location around Charleston County. In this adult book club, we'll read and discuss a relevant nonfiction or fiction book, then take a behind-the-scenes tour of that month's host o...
February is Healthy Relationship Month! CCPL is once again partnering with My Sister's House, a local nonprofit, to help teach teens (grades 6-12) about healthy relationships. My Sister's House's mission is to bring comprehensive rehabilitation t...
For nearly a century before Charleston’s municipal headquarters moved to the northeast corner of Meeting and Broad Streets, residents gathered daily at this site to procure meat and other foodstuffs. The city abandoned this so-called “Beef Market”...
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