Join the Charleston County Public Library and the South Carolina Stingrays hockey team for Library Night and Kids Takeover Day! The game is Sunday, January 14 at 3:05 p.m. at the North Charleston Coliseum located at 5001 Coliseum Drive, North...
Due to the threat of severe weather, all Charleston County Public Library (CCPL) branches and offices will be closed on Tuesday, Jan. 9. Branches plan to reopen as regularly scheduled on Wednesday, Jan. 10.
Book drops and automated material...
The Diabetes Prevention Program is a year-long program hosted by Charleston County Public Library's Community Health Worker and Lifestyle Coach Ren Ruggiero. Meetings will be held virtually through Zoom.
Did you know one out of three American...
All CCPL branches will be closed on Monday, January 1, 2024 in recognition of the New Year holiday! We will reopen on Tuesday, January 2. Book drops will remain open during this time.
In recognition of the Christmas holiday, all Charleston County Public Library branches will be closed Sunday, December 24 through Wednesday, December 27. Book drops will be closed during this time.
The first exhibition game of American-style “scientific” football in the Lowcountry of South Carolina kicked-off in December 1892, when two teams of eleven college boys scrimmaged at Charleston’s Base Ball Park on Christmas Eve. Only a few locals had...
Join the All The Feels Winter Reading Bingo Challenge on Beanstack with Charleston County Public Library! The challenge is December 15 through January 15. Read to win badges and complete bingo on your digital scorecard for a chance to win prizes...
CHARLESTON, SC – Charleston County Public Library (CCPL) is closing the McClellanville Library, located at 222 Baker St, on Friday, Dec. 22 at 1 p.m. to undergo renovations as part of the ongoing referendum-funded project. The library will receive an...
Drum roll, please! Charleston County Public Library is excited to share another year of your top borrowed books! So far in 2023, our patrons have circulated over 2.9 million items, both digital and print, and we still have one month to go. From the...
Charleston’s venerable newspaper, the Post and Courier, is transforming its headquarters on upper King Street into an upscale mixed-use development called Courier Square. The present twentieth-century structures will soon disappear, exposing a...