Charlotte Mecklenburg Library Blog

2016 photo of Civil Rights activist J. Charles Jones in Charlotte, North Carolina. Photo by Diedra Laird/The Charlotte Observer

Remembering Civil Rights activist J. Charles Jones

Dr. Tom Hanchett, Historian-in-Residence of the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library, takes a look at the achievements, life and legacy of one of North Carolina's most heroic Civil Rights activists, J. Charles Jones.

12:15 at Main: Poetry Exploration, a lunchtime poetry meetup for all levels, begins March 2020 at the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library.

12:15 at Main: Portions of poetry for every appetite

Looking to share a poem? Want to hear something new? Bring something you've been working on or just lend an ear for this lunchtime poetry meetup. Each meeting will have a new, interesting topic of discussion that could bring out the poet in anybody!

Eight new romantic suspense novels hand-picked by the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library

Pulse quickening romantic thrillers

Eight novels with an emphasis on suspense, mystery or thrill.

Manage your digital holds on OverDrive/Libby

Are you someone whose electronic holds come in all at once and you can’t possibly read them all before they expire? We have great news for you.

This Library Lovers Month, Charlotte Mecklenburg Library customers, community members, Library supporters and staff share their most meaningful Library love stories.

Library Love Stories to last a lifetime

Libraries are for lovers of all kind. This Library Lovers Month, customers, community members, Library supporters and staff share their most meaningful Library love stories with us.

Alex Ibarra, employee of Charlotte Mecklenburg Library, shares her story on finding home at the Library.

Immigrant at the Library: Finding home in Charlotte

This is the story of how one immigrant woman found home through community at Charlotte Mecklenburg Library.

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