Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
We provide the materials so that you can focus on relaxing! Inquire at the front desk to receive your coloring sheet and coloring pencils, markers, or crayons.
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Sometimes sitting down and taking a break to do a puzzle can help you take a look at the bigger picture. Enjoy our weekly puzzle station that is sure to help you find your inner “piece”.
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
We provide the materials so that you can focus on relaxing! Inquire at the front desk to receive your coloring sheet and coloring pencils, markers, or crayons.
Stop by for some fun as Ky’el reads some of your favorite books ‐ new and old ‐ during this traditional, in‐person story time. January 10th @10:30am(Pete the Cat: Bad Banana) January 17th @10:30am(Clark the Shark: Friends Forever) January 24th @10:30am(Barnyard Banter by Denise Fleming) January 31st @10:30am(Pets by Jill McDonald)
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Sometimes sitting down and taking a break to do a puzzle can help you take a look at the bigger picture. Enjoy our weekly puzzle station that is sure to help you find your inner “piece”.
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Join Ky’el for a fun, upbeat take on story time. Each book will have you movin’ and groovin’. Who knew you were allowed to have this much fun at the library? January 12th @10:30am(Barnyard Dance by Sandra Boynton) January 19th @10:30am(Dancing Feet! by Lindsey Craig) January 26th @10:30am(Pete the Cat and the Cool Cat Boogie)
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Watch episodes on our Facebook page! January 14th @10:30am(Night‐Night Forest Friends) January 21st @10:30am(Bluey: My Mum is the Best) January 28th @10:30am(Pete the Cat’s Groovy Bake Sale)
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
We provide the materials so that you can focus on relaxing! Inquire at the front desk to receive your coloring sheet and coloring pencils, markers, or crayons.
Stop by for some fun as Ky’el reads some of your favorite books ‐ new and old ‐ during this traditional, in‐person story time. January 10th @10:30am(Pete the Cat: Bad Banana) January 17th @10:30am(Clark the Shark: Friends Forever) January 24th @10:30am(Barnyard Banter by Denise Fleming) January 31st @10:30am(Pets by Jill McDonald)
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Sometimes sitting down and taking a break to do a puzzle can help you take a look at the bigger picture. Enjoy our weekly puzzle station that is sure to help you find your inner “piece”.
Would you like to play a game of Scrabble? How about Monopoly? Apples to Apples? Candy Land? Or perhaps you want to learn something entirely new? Join us for this day of learning and playing for people of all ages.
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Learn to fill out online job applications in a guided workshop with a practice application. Attend one session or both! Classes will be taught by Library Board member Chuckie Hairston.
Join Ky’el for a fun, upbeat take on story time. Each book will have you movin’ and groovin’. Who knew you were allowed to have this much fun at the library? January 12th @10:30am(Barnyard Dance by Sandra Boynton) January 19th @10:30am(Dancing Feet! by Lindsey Craig) January 26th @10:30am(Pete the Cat and the Cool Cat Boogie)
The Green Book: Guide to Freedom (Rated: PG) 51 minute runtimeThe library will be screening the Smithsonian’s Green Book documentary in the library’s community room at this after‐hours program.
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Watch episodes on our Facebook page! January 14th @10:30am(Night‐Night Forest Friends) January 21st @10:30am(Bluey: My Mum is the Best) January 28th @10:30am(Pete the Cat’s Groovy Bake Sale)
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
We provide the materials so that you can focus on relaxing! Inquire at the front desk to receive your coloring sheet and coloring pencils, markers, or crayons.
Stop by for some fun as Ky’el reads some of your favorite books ‐ new and old ‐ during this traditional, in‐person story time. January 10th @10:30am(Pete the Cat: Bad Banana) January 17th @10:30am(Clark the Shark: Friends Forever) January 24th @10:30am(Barnyard Banter by Denise Fleming) January 31st @10:30am(Pets by Jill McDonald)
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Sometimes sitting down and taking a break to do a puzzle can help you take a look at the bigger picture. Enjoy our weekly puzzle station that is sure to help you find your inner “piece”.
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Learn to fill out online job applications in a guided workshop with a practice application. Attend one session or both! Classes will be taught by Library Board member Chuckie Hairston.
Join Ky’el for a fun, upbeat take on story time. Each book will have you movin’ and groovin’. Who knew you were allowed to have this much fun at the library? January 12th @10:30am(Barnyard Dance by Sandra Boynton) January 19th @10:30am(Dancing Feet! by Lindsey Craig) January 26th @10:30am(Pete the Cat and the Cool Cat Boogie)
Join us for a virtual book discussion with the author of Ruth and the Green Book, Calvin Alexander Ramsey. View the discussion in the library’s community room or anywhere with the following Zoom link. Meeting URL: tinyurl.com/WCMLCalvinRamseyMeeting ID: 812 7868 8411 Password: 640973
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Watch episodes on our Facebook page! January 14th @10:30am(Night‐Night Forest Friends) January 21st @10:30am(Bluey: My Mum is the Best) January 28th @10:30am(Pete the Cat’s Groovy Bake Sale)
Green Book (Rated: PG‐13) 2 hour 10 minute runtimeStop by to see the Green Book major motion picture. Green Book has received numerous awards, winning three Academy Awards, as well as a Golden Globe. The National Board of Review also awarded it Best Film, and it was recognized as one of the Top 10 films […]
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
Created from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
We provide the materials so that you can focus on relaxing! Inquire at the front desk to receive your coloring sheet and coloring pencils, markers, or crayons.
Stop by for some fun as Ky’el reads some of your favorite books ‐ new and old ‐ during this traditional, in‐person story time. January 10th @10:30am(Pete the Cat: Bad Banana) January 17th @10:30am(Clark the Shark: Friends Forever) January 24th @10:30am(Barnyard Banter by Denise Fleming) January 31st @10:30am(Pets by Jill McDonald)
Do you judge books by their covers? Try a blind date with a book! Will it be love at first sight?
Enjoy our weekly puzzle station that is sure to help you find your inner “piece”.
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