Month Calendar

Grab your binoculars (or use ours) and join us on the library terrace to contribute to science at Bird Watch.

Calling all homeschool families! Join us for a Homeschool Hangout at Chapel Hill Public Library—connect with other families, explore library resources, and enjoy games and crafts for kids.

Join retired Public Defender James Williams in conversation with Jack Boger (UNC Law, Professor Emeritus) and Ted Shaw (UNC Law, Distinguished Professor) about Zaakir Tameez's landmark biography of Charles Sumner, the unsung hero of t

Calling all Supa-buddies! Drop by for activities, games, and all sorts of fun while we celebrate the newest release in Dav Pilkey’s Dog Man series - Dog Man: Big Jim Believes.

Join other teens for November’s meeting: Taste the Rainbow!

Check out any of these tasty food-themed reads, or bring your own favorites to share.

 B3 Coffee and Chapel Hill Public Library are excited to present: Books and Belonging!

Join a community of fellow readers on the second Wednesday of each month for Bring Your Own Book Club. We’ll get together to chat about books on a monthly theme. This month: Highlighting Native American Heritage Month.

Our chess club invites kids of all skill levels for friendly, open play. 

The Research Café is a free series, organized by UNC postdocs, to share the exciting research being carried out at UNC with the local community.

Discover the modern world of artificial intelligence! Learn what the technology is, some of the main services, and how it can enhance your life and spark your creativity.  Registration required.

Join us for a very special program featuring award-winning author Alda P. Dobbs!

We'll be bringing our staff, tech help, and books to the Seymour Center once a month. Get your library card, check out some books, learn how to access eBooks from your device, and get help with your technology questions.

Grab your gloves and pitch in to improve our Pritchard Park ecosystem. We'll remove non-native and invasive species, plant native trees and perennials, and maintain natural areas in the park.