Answer the questions to see if you need to go back to the fifth grade. One lucky winner per week will be entered into a drawing for a summer surprise.

Stop by RCPL’s Walker Local History Room to find a variety of collectibles from South Carolina’s own Hootie and the Blowfish. Browse magazine covers, CDs and even a pair of drum sticks used by the famous band.

The South Carolina Department of Mental Health’s Art of Recovery project recognizes the talent of people who live with mental illnesses and the role that creative outlets like art can play in the recovery process. The project features artwork by people who receive care through SCDMH programs.  

Introduce stories, rhymes and songs to your baby.

Attention international adults. This program allows you to meet with local adult volunteers to practice speaking English. It’s free and there’s no studying involved. Meet people and exchange ideas.

Bring the whole family for stories, songs and fingerplays.

Stories, songs and much more await you at the library.
 

Sit, look and listen to stories and songs that are just right for you and your one-year-old.

Bring the whole family for great stories, songs and fingerplays.
 

Improve your memory, concentration and self-esteem with line dancing! Join Southern Groove Line as they demonstrate a new way to exercise and relieve stress. Space is limited.