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A film that documents significant moments of the Civil Rights movement and includes an interview with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. following the success of the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
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Kendra Davis' new book, "No More Discounts" will encourage you to reflect upon your life's journey and develop strategies to break the cycle of toxic, unworkable relationships. Join us at the Rural Hall Library on Saturday, February 7th at 3 pm as Kendra Davis discusses her life-changing book. Call 703-2970 for more information.
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Learn the history of Black Music and Hip Hop with Mr. Yusef Suggs on Friday, February 26th at 4pm at the Malloy Jordan East Winston Heritage Center. This program is designed for teen audiences.
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You might already know about, and receive, some of the Library's NextReads newsletters. The library has just added a new newsletter to our offerings--Graphic Novels for Adults, and the first issue can appear in your email inbox this month. Sign up to get Graphic Novels for Adults.
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North Carolina Room staff will provide a selection of genealogy programs at local branches while the Central Library is under renovation. All programs are free. Genealogy Starter Kits will be available.
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This month Margaret Adam, Youth Services Librarian at our Walkertown Branch shares some of her favorite book titles with us.
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You are a click away from your Next Read! Each month you'll receive a list of books on the subjects you choose. Best of all, they are linked to our catalog, so you can just click and reserve.
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The Computer Training Bridge has a lot of Tech classes in store for you to start the New Year.
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2014 was an amazing twelve months in music and the Grammy Awards will honor some of the years outstanding artists on February 8, 2015. Many artists that can be found on our Freegal site are up for this prestigious prize.
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The Forsyth County Government Center will be the home to both services during the renovation to Central Library