Collect all the colors of the rainbow to earn a prize from the pot o’ gold!

Calling all adventurers ages 18+! KCL’s Gaming Coordinator, Mark Wood, is now hosting a LIVE D&D for adults at the Elgin branch every 1st and 3rd Saturday from 12 – 2 PM. Space is limited! Sign up required. To sign-up, please email markw@kershawcountylibrary.org

Fort Clark Baptist Church will be having their annual Senior Day on Sunday, March 8th, 2026, during thier regular 10:00am Worship Service.

The public is cordially invite to come help us celebrate.

In this hands-on class we will be learning how to propagate plants for continual growth. We will focus on seeding, dividing established plants, and how to take cuttings. Feel free to bring plants of your own for assistance in propagation. Ages 18+. Please call 803-425-1508 to register.

Come enjoy a sweet bedtime story at the library. Don’t forget your jammies and teddy! Ages 0-8.

St. Pat’s Take-and-Make: Drop in to pick up a take-and-make kit for your child to make their own lucky charm! Limit one per child.

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.

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.

Join us to craft something fun that is spring themed! Ages 18+ only.

All teen homeschoolers are welcome to come talk, create, and throw out ideas in a new and extended format. Can you come? Email to sign up: laurend@kershawcountylibrary.org

The Kershaw County Amateur Radio Club is inviting the public to its January monthly meeting. Organizers say the meeting is open not only to licensed amateur radio operators, but also to anyone interested in ham radio or earning an FCC amateur radio license. More information is available by email at info@KC4RC.com

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

Join certified Yoga instructor Ms. Charlotte to enjoy a gentle yoga for all ages and skill levels.

This nonprofit will present on issues affecting owners of Heirs Property including: Clearing title and resolving heirs’ property issues so families can secure legal ownership, estate planning guidance to help protect property for future generations, as well as preventing land loss and connecting families to resources that support keeping property in the family.

In this seminar, you’ll learn about the economic and environmental value of your land through sustainable forestry and land management services and also learn about tools from forestry professionals on how to care for your land, generate income, and build generational wealth.

A Q&A session will follow the presentation.

Join us in making a shamrock and rainbow necklace after reading a leprechaun story. All materials supplied. For ages 2-5. Email laurend@kershawcountylibrary.org to register.

St. Pat’s Luck! Kids can craft their own painted Blarney stones or another of our fun lucky charms! For kids ages 12 and under.

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.

Drop by the Camden Branch and learn how to learn! Interested in the Irish Language? We have an app for that! Your library provides Mango Languages with over 70 world languages and more than 20 English courses. Carry the lessons with you via the app to learn on the go. No sign up required, just stop by.

St. Patrick’s Day DIY Craft: Looking for a little luck o’ the Irish to help celebrate St. Patrick’s Day?  Join us for an hour of crafting fun with Susan Leonard! For ages 18 and up. Please call 803-425-1508 to register.

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 will discuss Allen Levi’s Theo of Golden. New members welcome.

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.

Come read aloud to Fraser, a friendly Golden Doodle, who wants to help you become the best reader possible!  He’ll be in the Camden Branch meeting room waiting for you!

Enjoy learning about labyrinths (the meditation and multipurpose tool, not the movie) through an interactive presentation with Beth Langley.  You’ll see a PowerPoint presentation featuring photos of various labyrinths in use, some under construction, and artwork created by youth and adult students.  You can see, hold, and use a variety of finger labyrinths.  You’ll also get to learn to draw classical labyrinths from the seed patterns. If the weather permits, we may find ourselves chalking a labyrinth on the concrete slab at the end and get to walk a labyrinth we create together.

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!

Bring a plant, leave a plant, or take a plant! For all ages.

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.

Calling all adventurers ages 18+! KCL’s Gaming Coordinator, Mark Wood, is now hosting a LIVE D&D for adults at the Elgin branch every 1st and 3rd Saturday from 12 – 2 PM. Space is limited! Sign up required. To sign-up, please email markw@kershawcountylibrary.org

Drop in and discuss Queen of Sugar Hill by ReShonda Tate. Request your book at the front desk.

Play bingo with us and win plants as prizes! For all ages.

This month, our club is reading Hamnet by Maggie O’Farrell. Request a copy at the Camden front desk. New members welcome!

The United Women in Faith host their annual “Before the Cup” Bake Sale on Thursday from 5pm-6pm inside the Family Life Center behind Lyttleton Street UMC. All proceeds will be used for local and state missions.

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

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

The United Women in Faith host their annual “Before the Cup” Bake Sale on Friday from 8am-1pm inside the Family Life Center behind Lyttleton Street UMC. All proceeds will be used for local and state missions.

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.

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.

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.

Kids ages 6-12 are welcome to join us to paint a suncatcher for the upcoming warmer months! Please dress in clothes that are ok to get messy.
*Limited supplies. Sign-up not required but recommended to hannag@kershawcountylibrary.org

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.

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

Compete against other families to be the trivia champions! The winning family will get a prize.

Springvale Baptist Church is inviting the community to celebrate Easter on Sunday, April fifth. The morning begins with a SONrise Service at 8 a.m. at the outside baptistry, followed by breakfast in the Fellowship Hall from 8:30 until 9:15. Easter worship will then take place at 9:30 a.m. in the sanctuary. Church leaders note there will be no Sunday School or evening activities that day. Everyone is welcome to join in this special Easter celebration.