Press Releases

Listen to Episode 22 of LibraryVoicesSC - Pamela and Katie sit down with Dr.

SC Humanities is pleased to announce a special South Carolina tour of Crossroads: Change in Rural America, an exhibition from the Smithsonian Institution.

Dr. Curtis Rogers discusses art, writing, history, and libraries with award-winning illustrator Sophie Blackall and award-winning author Rita Williams-Garcia at the 2017 StoryfestSC held in Columbia on Saturday, June 3.

We're looking for local talent for our 2017 Performer Showcase, which will be held at the Richland Library Sandhills Branch on Friday, October 27 from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. All performers must complete the 2017 Performer Showcase Application by September 5 to be considered.

At 2:41 p.m. on Monday, August 21, 2017, viewers in the greater Columbia, S.C., area will experience the longest total solar eclipse on the East Coast.

Watch the SCETV StoryfestSC 2017 video and learn more about how the South Carolina State Library supports summer reading statewide.

Come celebrate the start of summer by visiting the South Carolina State Library’s new Summer Reading art gallery, on display till July 31! This gallery contains original art by eight award-winning children’s authors and illustrators, including Denise Fleming, Peter Brown, Marc Brown, Bryan Collier, David Diaz, Brian Lies, and John Rocco.

In this episode of LibraryVoicesSC, Dr. Curtis Rogers discusses South Carolina in the Civil War and Reconstruction Eras: Essays from the Proceedings of the South Carolina Association with Dr.

The goals of SC Plants the Seed are to promote early literacy and lifelong learning, to increase awareness about locally farmed produce, to provide lower income and rural populations the chance to buy healthier foods, and to educate residents about safe food preparation and storage.

Join us on June 13 for Tech Tuesday to learn about upgrading your old Mac.