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

Tenant Rights & Responsibilities: Join a local lawyer for a discussion on your rights and responsibilities when you rent property. Reserve your free seat by calling 803-425-1508.

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

Ye Iswą or Catawba as they are referred to by the Europeans have had a long and integral part in South Carolina’s history, but they are not the only indigenous people to inhabit the state. So, how did the Catawba cultural identity remain through time and changes when others had to choose to change their cultural identity in order to survive? Students will learn and discuss the Catawba from pre-colonization through the Revolutionary War.

Reservations are requested to participate in this program.

Please RSVP at simplyrevolutionary.com

The Mid Carolina Credit Union Kickoff Classic at Camden High School.  The only rival game of the season between Lugoff-Elgin and Camden High Schools.  Kickoff is at 7:30pm.  Come out and cheer on your team as Camden and LE battle for the rights to the Mid Carolina Rivalry Trophy. For more information, call 432-8521 or visit www.midcarolinacu.com.

Flint Hill Baptist Church Camden will host a FREE End of Summer Bash involving the Dewey Bass Band, Water Slide, Bounce House, Sno-Cones, Face Painting, Cotton Candy, Hot Dogs, Drinks, Cake walk and more.

Charlotte Dewar completed the 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training, Flow Style Yoga in 2021. Charlotte’s yoga teaching style encourages you to align and sync your body, breath and soul. She is also certified in Kidding Around Yoga and believes a good sense of humor is essential in life. Please show up a few minutes early to get settled before class. Don’t forget your yoga mat! Call 803-425-1508 to register. For ages 18 and up.

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

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

Courtney Tidwell is a Human Services Professional and founder of Heal and Balance, with a heart for helping others reconnect with their bodies, minds, and spirits. As a certified Zumba and Dance Fitness Instructor, Personal Trainer, and Reiki Master, Courtney believes movement is more than exercise—it’s a path to healing, self-expression, and joy. Her Zumba classes are more than a workout—they’re an invitation to release stress, embrace community, and feel good in your own skin. With a warm, uplifting approach, Courtney creates a space where all bodies are welcome and every beat is a chance to celebrate life.  Please call the library at 803-425-1508 to register. For 18 yrs. and up.

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.

Need someplace to unwind and hang out with your friends or other tweens/teens? Come to KCL Elgin and socialize, play games, do artwork, work on a group project, or just chill with our lo-fi. No sign-up is required; just drop in and hang. For ages 12-17

Start the year off with local Elgin author Karen Truett, who will discuss her experience as an author, read from her book, The Adventures of Basie, and hold a book signing. Coloring pages and refreshments will be provided.

Elgin author, Karen Truett, will share insights into writing a book and read from her new book, The Adventures of Basie.  This mischievous little talking rescue Chihuahua-Rat-Terrier-mix dog has a strong Southern accent and no concept of time. The book is based on the true antics of Karen’s own dog. Coloring page and refreshments provided.

KCL invites teen gamers to come enjoy tabletop RPG and strategy-based board games at Open Game Night! Seats are limited, so RSVP is required to attend. Email markw@kershawcountylibrary.org to reserve your teen’s spot. Signups must be received no later than Wednesday, September 3! Space is limited. For ages 13-17.

The Camden branch has a hangout space for teens on the first Friday of every month from 1:30 – 3:30 PM.  Play our games, talk about music and books, share some food, or teach other teens about your passion.  The ideas are endless and they’re yours! Ages 12-17.

Kids and teens of all ages are welcome to come build with varying items at the Elgin library! We have Legos, K’nex, Keva Planks, and more. It’s a great way to add a little STEM into the day!

Whether you are a seasoned knitter or crocheter or this is your first time to pick up yarn, all skill levels are welcome to join us for our crafting circle!

Celebrate your love of trains with a story and craft! Home school friendly.

Quilling is an old art form, probably as old as paper itself! It’s had several periods of wide interest, in ancient Egypt, the Renaissance period, 18th Century Europe, and Colonial America.  We’re in a revival of this craft, and it offers an opportunity for creative expression as well exercise in fine motor skills and concentration.  You’ll learn many of the basic shapes and forms and can create a sampler of your filigree paper art to use as a reference and then jump right in and create little gift tags or cards. Come to one or come to all, beginners always welcome! Seats limited; please sign up by calling 803-425-1508. Ages 18+

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.

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

Volcano! We’ll read a story about a volcano and each child will create a bubbly eruption too. Come join the fun! All materials provided. Ages 2-5. Email to register: laurend@kershawcountylibrary.org

Attention! Camden High & Lugoff-Elgin High Class of 73. Join us for a fun-filled evening of dinner and dancing on Friday, September 12th at 6:00 PM, for our milestone birthday celebration! The cost is only $30.00 per person before August 15th, and $40.00 after August 15th.  For more information, please call 803-427-0599 or 803-572-2721.

Calling all men and boys for Man Church 2025 “But For Mercy”. Youth Games begin at 4pm and Meal at 6pm. Pork BBQ, Chicken Bog, Catfish Stew and Wild Game samples are involved. Dennis Ray will lead worship and song, while Howard Isom will be the keynote speaker. Pre register at PGBCSC.COM

Come meet local author Karen Truett, who will discuss her experience as an author, read from her book, The Adventures of Basie, and hold a book signing. Coloring pages and refreshments will be provided.

Paper Roses DIY: This class led by Susan Leonard will get your creativity flowing.  Please join us as we recycle old book pages into lovely roses.  Give us a call at 803-425-1508 to register.  Ages 18 and up are welcome!

Legal Name Changes: Join a local attorney to talk about the legal basics of changing your name. To reserve your free seat, call the Elgin library at 803-438-7881.

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

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 In the Unlikely Event by Judy Blume. Request a copy with the librarian today! New members welcome!

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.

Need someplace to unwind and hang out with your friends or other tweens/teens? Come to KCL Elgin and socialize, play games, do artwork, work on a group project, or just chill with our lo-fi. No sign-up is required; just drop in and hang. For ages 12-17

All residents and non residents born after June 30, 1979 must complete a hunter education course before a hunting license can be obtained. Register at dnr.sc.gov. Go to menu, education, hunter education, hunter education course, then class date of September 20th. VFW Post 3096 and American Legion Post 29 will be providing lunch for all students attending the class.

Bring friends or family and join us anytime on the third Saturday to play board/card games together. For all ages.

Drop in to pick up our book of the month, Breach of Trust by Helen Bradley. Request a copy with the Elgin front desk today! New members welcome!

Whether you are a seasoned knitter or crocheter or this is your first time to pick up yarn, all skill levels are welcome to join us for our crafting circle

This month, our club is reading The Devil at His Elbow by Valerie Bauerlein. Request a copy at the Camden front desk. New members welcome!

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by learning about muñecas quitapenas, or Guatemalan Worry Dolls. We’ll read a story and then make our own doll.

Elder Law & Healthcare: Join a local lawyer for a discussion on legal rights & responsibilities for caring for the elderly. Reserve your free seat by calling 803-425-1508.

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

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

The Lugoff – Elgin High School Class of 1975 is celebrating its 50^th Reunion on Saturday, September 27^th from 6:00-10:00 PM at the Town of Elgin Community Center, located at 2427 Main St in Elgin. Come join us for an evening of memories, laughter and reconnecting with old friends.

Cost is $45.00 per person .

For more information you may call Sandra Dowey @ 803-513-7191 or look her up on Facebook.

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 – 13 must have a parent present.

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

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.

Labyrinths: Enjoy learning about labyrinths through an interactive presentation with Beth Langley, Veriditas-certified labyrinth facilitator. You’ll see photos of labyrinths in use, being built, and labyrinths as an art form. We’ll be learning to draw classical labyrinths from the seed patterns and, if weather permits, we will chalk a labyrinth outside of the library.