People who are blind, visually impaired or have a physical disability may now download audio and Braille books to their iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, if they are registered at the South Carolina's Talking Book Services Library for the Library of Congress free library service.

Enter the world of Tris, Tobias, Will and Caleb. Living in a futuristic society where residents are separated into one of five distinct groups, or factions, these teens must follow the beliefs and laws of their chosen faction or fend for themselves on the streets.

Join us at the South Carolina State Library on October 4, 2013 from noon to 1:00 p.m. for an author talk and book signing.

Tom Mack, Andrew Geyer and Phillip Gardner: A Shared Voice is a conversation in narrative by twenty-four of the finest fiction writers in America.

The South Carolina State Library is pleased to present the South Carolina State Agency Social Media Library (scsocialmedialibrary.org), which provides public access to social media activity from partner South Carolina state agencies.

The Senate Committee on Rules and Administration, the Library of Congress and the Government Printing Office (GPO) marked Constitution Day (September 17, 2013) by launching a new app and web publication that make analysis and interpretation of constitutional case law by Library experts accessible for free to anyone with a computer or mobile device.

The Humanities CouncilSC, in partnership with South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities, South Carolina Department of Archives and History, South Carolina State Library, and the South Carolina Arts Commission, is hosting a FREE grants writing workshop and invites staff and volunteers of all South Carolina cultural organizations and nonprofit agencies to attend.

13th Annual Festival Offers More Than 100 Authors

In the late nineteenth century a number of Hungarian artists left their homeland for study in Western Europe, particularly France. Returning home they continued to create works which reflected the influences and techniques learned in the West, but with a distinctive Hungarian subject matter and presentation.

Taking pictures is more than just pointing the camera and pressing a button. To get the kind of photos libraries need for promotional purposes, attendees will learn more about the basics of digital photography and how to get the most out of digital cameras. Transition from taking just snapshots to producing inspired images that will make your library shine!