Reserve Your Spot: Don't miss out on upcoming Play and Learn Workshops at Main at Morrison! Registration is required. Call the Children's Desk at 843-805-6896 or visit to sign-up. 📍1142 Morrison Drive, Charleston, SC Learn More: bit.ly/4ykv3cW

Due to staff training and development, all CCPL branches will be closed today, October 12. Book drops will remain open during this time.

Check out the new Charleston Time Machine episode! Episode 330: The Race to Save the USS Yorktown in the 1970s 🎧Latest podcast episode here: bit.ly/4yChgQ1

Due to potential severe weather related to Hurricane Isaias, all CCPL branches and book drops will be closed Saturday, Oct. 10 and Monday, Oct. 12 for staff training. Normal library operations are scheduled to resume Tuesday, Oct. 13. Get updates at ccpl.org.

CLOSURE NOTICE: Due to staff training and development, all CCPL branches will be closed on Monday, October 12. Book drops will remain open during this time.

📚 🖥️ Main at Morrison is opening on Monday, Oct. 5 in downtown Charleston! While the Main Library undergoes renovations, we're bringing core library services to a temporary location at 1142 Morrison Drive. We can't wait to welcome you! Learn More: bit.ly/3Tm5Xw0

Find your next read! 📚 We've put together a collection of titles in partnership with @CHSLitFest highlighting festival-featured authors and books! Access them with your library card for free! Check It Out: bit.ly/4cNoDv9

September is National Recovery Month 💜 We're proud to partner with Charleston Center to provide books for "Light the Way of Hope", an evening honoring those lost to overdose. The books are made possible thanks to the SC Opioid Recovery Fund. 🔗bit.ly/3TlMyeB

YOU'RE INVITED: Join us for Library Day at Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum on Saturday, Sept. 19 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. We can't wait to see you there! Learn More: ccpl.org/LibraryDayPatriotsP…

Check out the new Charleston Time Machine episode! Episode 328: The British Withdrawal from Charleston Harbor, January 1776 🎧Latest podcast episode here: bit.ly/46f963D

👋 We’re happy to be back & ready to help! The South Carolina History Room is NOW OPEN at its temporary location while renovations are underway at Main Library. Services are available by appointment only. 📞 843-805-6956 📧 [email protected] Learn More: ccpl.org/south-carolina-hist…

In observance of Labor Day, all CCPL branches will be closed today, September 7. Book drops will remain open during this time.

Thank you to the @One80Place Board for your donation to our Free & Fresh Fridge during your visit to the Keith Summey N. Charleston Library! We're grateful for your partnership & appreciate all you do to support our community 💚 Want to donate? ccpl.org/freeandfresh

📚 This Library Card Sign-Up Month, join Charleston County Public Library for I ❤️ The Library, a celebration of the people, programs, resources and experiences that make CCPL a place for everyone. Explore: ccpl.org/Ilovethelibrary

CLOSURE NOTICE: In observance of Labor Day, all CCPL branches will be closed on Monday, September 7. Book drops will remain open during this time.

We're closing the book on another amazing Summer Reading season! 📚 Thank you to our community sponsors for supporting our program and help in making it possible. Shout out to all our readers for participating. Together, we are fostering a love of reading in our community! ❤️

Check out the new Charleston Time Machine episode! Episode 327: The American Raid on Sullivan's Island, 19 December 1775 🎧Latest podcast episode here: bit.ly/3UZy4kR

📚YOU'RE INVITED: Whether your child is just beginning to read or could use extra practice, this workshop is a great opportunity to discover new tools to support their reading journey! Learn More: bit.ly/4zHcGRw

There's still time to apply to become a Volunteen! Teens can earn service hours while volunteering at the library. Spots are going fast, but there are still openings at select locations. 🔗APPLY NOW: ccpl.org/teenvolunteers

Check out the new Charleston Time Machine episode! Episode 326: The Flight of Sarah Izard Campbell, December 1775 🎧Latest podcast episode here: bit.ly/4gv8pJc