Month Calendar

¡Únete a la Sra. Yelitza para la hora del cuento en español! Niños y sus cuidadores están invitados a participar en un programa interactivo, completamente en español, que incluye libros, rimas, música y movimiento. 

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

Chapel Hill Public Library warmly invites community members of all ages to celebrate Lunar New Year with us.

Just get an iPhone? Switching from Android? Want to learn how to use your current device better? Join us! Registration required.

Celebrate Black History Month with an interactive line dance experience led by Soul Line Dance instructor Tracie Green. Learn popular line dances while exploring the joy, culture, and community that movement brings.

Explore life’s most pressing questions alongside students from diverse life stages and backgrounds in this Spring 2026 series offered by the Philosophy Department at UNC-Chapel Hill in partnership with Chapel Hill Pub

Fortalezca su ser interior con ejercicios de meditación y de lectura. El programa durará 90 minutos. 30 minutos iniciales de meditación guiada. 45 minutos de charla facilitada sobre una lectura específica.

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.

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

Join us for Southern Roots: Recipes and Stories from Mama Dip’s Daughter, an evening featuring Spring Council in conversation about her new cookbook, her family’s culinary legacy, and the role of food in shaping memory and tradition.

Donate blood and save a life. Join us and the American Red Cross for a Community Blood Drive.

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.

Explore life’s most pressing questions alongside students from diverse life stages and backgrounds in this Spring 2026 series offered by the Philosophy Department at UNC-Chapel Hill in partnership with Chapel Hill Pub

February Project: Patchwork Mending

Join us for our annual Community History Book Club - a community conversation and workshop series.