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Getting together to discuss an interesting book is a perfect way to spend a lunch hour. See if the Noon Book Club is for you! Join us on Thursday, March 5, 2015, for an open sharing session. Bring a book you've recently read and share it with the group.
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An interactive program of music, stories and sensory activities awaits children at 11 am on Saturday, March 7th at Carver School Road Branch Library. Sensory Storytime welcomes all children, especially those with autism spectrum disorders, sensory integration challenges, or difficulty sitting still.
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African American music is an umbrella term covering a various range of musics and musical genres largely developed by African Americans.
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Card holders residing outside of Forsyth County and surrounding counties will be assessed an annual fee, starting March 1st.
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This month Denise McKoy of our Rural Hall Branch library shares some of her favorite book titles with us. Check our readers' Page for more great book suggestions.
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On February 27th, from 10am - 2pm, Forsyth County will be selling over 400 surplus items from the Central Library. Don't miss this chance to own a piece of your Library!
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The Library is overflowing with programs, events and activities that enrich, inspire and educate people of all ages and backgrounds. Here's a look at some of our programming, events and activities in photographs.
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The Library will again partner with volunteers from AARP and VITA to offer tax assistance at many locations throughout Forsyth County beginning in February.
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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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One of the most important services offered at Forsyth County Public Library is one you may not be familiar with. Our Computer Training Bridge program offers programs and classes to reduce the "Digital Divide" and computer illiteracy in Forsyth County.
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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 Friends of the Kernersville Library Noon Book Club began their 2014-2015 season on Thursday, September 4th; 12:00 noon-1:00 pm in the Paddison Room of the library. The public is encouraged to attend whether you've read the book or not. No registration is required. The meetings will be held September–November and January-May on the first Thursday of the month.
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Did you know that there’s a “Books and More” sale every day at the Kernersville Library? We get a lot of donations from our generous patrons, and one of our Friends members organizes it into our wonderful book sale.