Spring Take-and-Make: Swing by and pick up a take-and-make kit for your child to make a fun spring craft at home!

Kids and teens of all ages can join us at the Elgin library to build with a variety of bricks and blocks. Enjoy Legos, K’nex, Lincoln Logs, Snap Circuits, wooden blocks, and more.

Bring your child to the Bethune library for stories, songs, and more with Youth Librarian Lauren Decker! For ages 0-5.

Learn how to confidently participate in SC elections with clear, trusted info from SC Votes:

• Know where & when to vote — find your polling place, election dates, and sample ballot so you’re prepared before you arrive.
• Understand what’s on your ballot — learn how to research candidates and referendums before you cast your vote.
• See how voting works — we’ll explain how votes are collected, verified, and kept secure so you can vote with confidence.
• Get to know voting machines — what they look like, how they’re operated and secured, and how to use them on Election Day.

Join us to craft your own blackout poetry, where you’ll take existing text and “blackout” the majority of the page to leave only a poem you created visible. Come drop-in and create with us! For ages 18+

Dementia Care Specialist, Cherniece Kelley, will be joining us for coffee. She will be available to answer any questions patrons may have regarding dementia, and caring for loved ones with dementia.

Drop in for a chess club for all ages and skill levels! If you don’t know how to play, we offer free lessons for ages 8 to adult. In each session, we’ll also discuss tactics for your chess game.

Teens ages 12-17 can join other teens at the library for fun, games, conversation and crafts.

Join us at the Bethune library to play games with your family! For all ages. Games provided or bring your own!

Join Ms. Lauren for a special combined edition of Whiz Kids and Tween Teams with special guest Brenda Gardner from Santee-Lynches. Ms. Gardner will talk about careers and what happens after finishing school.

Stop in anytime during branch hours to play with our selection of board games. Feel free to bring your own! It’s fun for all ages.

Join us for an hour of fun as we create a springtime treasure with Susan Leonard! Please call the library at 803-425-1508 to sign up. For ages 18+

Registration begins at 4:30 p.m., with the meeting starting at 5:30. Hear updates from CEO Dean Scarborough, vote for board members, and enter for cash prize giveaways. Bring canned or non-perishable food items for extra prize entries, with donations supporting Christian Community Ministries. For more information, call 803-432-8521 or visit midcarolinacu.com.

Our friends at Kershaw County First Steps are coming to Bethune for stories, songs, and activities! All ages welcome.

This month, our club will discuss The Book Club for Troublesome Women by Marie Bostwick. New members welcome.

Earth Day Labyrinths: Join us for a unique and meaningful Earth Day celebration with artist Beth Langley as she introduces the art and practice of labyrinths. In this interactive workshop, participants will learn how to draw their own labyrinth designs and explore the rich history and calming purpose behind these ancient pathways.

Join us for an information session with Jevencia Hill of Clemson Extension to learn about the connection between diabetes and heart disease with practical strategies for improving health outcomes.

Join other Lego fans at the Bethune branch to build with the library’s Legos. For kids of all ages.

Understanding Social Security Disability Benefits: Join local attorney Stacy Thompson to learn the basics of Social Security Disability, including SSDI, SSI, Medicare & Medicaid, and how these programs can help individuals who are unable to work due to disability. Please call the library to reserve your seat at 803-425-1508.

Law Talks are sponsored by the SC Bar Public Services Division and are free & open to the public.

Kids and parents playing along are welcome to join us in playing with Legos at the library.

Join us for the revival of the Bethune D&D club! We’re moving to a bi-weekly schedule. Ages 13 to adult are welcome to join us for an adventure no matter your experience with the game.

Begin your groundwork using family history lessons and tools found on Ancestry Library Edition. Outline what you already know about your family and move backwards into your ancestry. Create a good search using special tips & tricks for narrowing your returns. Ages 18+; due to limited seating, please register at the Camden branch or call 803-425-1508.

Ancestry Library Edition is available inside the library only and does not require a username or password. You may bring your laptop or electronic device with you for personal classroom use.

Teens & tweens can join us for camaraderie with other artists at the Elgin branch. Bring your own supplies or use ours. For ages 10-17. Kids 10 – 12 must have a parent present.

Drop in and discuss When Cicadas Cry by Caroline Cleveland. Request your book at the front desk.

Bring your child to the Bethune library for stories, songs, and more with Youth Librarian Lauren Decker! For ages 0-5.

This month, our club is reading The God of the Woods by Liz Moore. Request a copy at the Camden front desk. New members welcome!

If you’re looking to reenter the work force or need help with your career planning, drop by and see how SC Works can help.

Drop in for a chess club for all ages and skill levels! If you don’t know how to play, we offer free lessons for ages 8 to adult. In each session, we’ll also discuss tactics for your chess game.

Join the Honorary Reverend Loman Jones and the Old Timers as they celebrate their 13th Anniversary in Camden. The event will be held at Kershaw County Parks and Recreation, located at 1042 West DeKalb Street. Doors open at 3 p.m., and the program begins at 4. Enjoy a powerful afternoon of gospel music featuring special guests including Mary Myers and The Team of Joy of Orangeburg, along with groups from across the region.

For ticket and more information, contact 803-475-3181.