Week Calendar

Writers of all levels and genres are invited to join our weekly writing group. It is a flexible, drop-in, stay as long as you like, environment.

Join us for stories, music, crafts, and more. Includes a special performance of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella by the Liberty High School Drama Club. 

Get together at the library for a fun social time for you and your children. We’ll provide the space, toys, and activities; you provide the fun. Play is an important part of developing early literacy skills.

Reading is good for you! Join us for coffee and a lively discussion of this month's title, Washington Black by Esi Edugyan.

Want to build a castle? Or a spaceship? Or something totally new and different? Join us for a LEGO^® program where you can build whatever you would like! DUPLO^® bricks will also be available for younger children.

These programs encourage parents/caregivers to participate with their children. It is required that an adult accompany children ages 6 and younger.

Local bluegrass musician Alani Sugar will play the fiddle and mandolin.

Climb aboard each week to explore a different letter of the alphabet through books, songs, and activities. All adult caregivers are welcome.

Join us for a playgroup just for preschoolers. Come enjoy a festive space where you and your child can explore and play with our toys, read a board book, enjoy music, and socialize with others.

A theme-based storytime featuring an age-appropriate story, songs, and learning activities, with a concentration on creative movement.

Join the fun as we explore letters and numbers. We’ll offer lots of engaging, hands-on activities to make learning fun!

Breastfeeding can be challenging and emotional for new moms. Come share, support, socialize, and help one another in a non-judgmental environment. Siblings welcome. This support group is led by Susan Weyer, RN, IBCLC.

We welcome the novice or newbie. Bring your latest project, or come to learn. Sit with us every Tuesday and yarn some tales with a wonderful group of knitters and crocheters.

Duffy & Ro blend the styles of modern country, Americana, and traditional American music into a mix of beautiful vocal harmonies and well-constructed guitar duets, while bringing new life and a fresh perspective to tunes of yesteryear.

Free blood pressure screening by LifeBridge Health. 

Each month we will read a 2019-20 Black-Eyed Susan nominee from the picture book list, followed by group discussion and related activity.

Show off your rhythm skills on Beat Saber, a virtual reality block slashing game that will challenge your coordination and musical timing.

Meet Pepper, CCPL's social humanoid robot! During this drop-in time, interact with Pepper to learn about robots and how their underlying technology works.

KPets' trained reading dogs provide a relaxed informal atmosphere for kids to practice reading. Every dog enjoys a good story!

Play chess and learn from other players. For all ages and skill levels.

Drop in for self-directed use of our makerspace resources during our unstaffed open lab hours.

Listen to these local musicians play at the library.

Join us as we explore a STEM topic with a story and hands-on project.  

Do you miss going to the playground during the winter? Never fear - the library is here! Show off your superhero skills in our big indoor obstacle course! Costumes welcomed.

Meet Pepper, CCPL's social humanoid robot! Program Pepper to strike up a conversation, dance, or tell a story using the drag and drop language interface, Choregraphe. No previous coding experience is required.

Angela Ignacio from RE/MAX Advantage Realty and residential loan originator Austine Spriggs, will present an overview of the home buying process including information about credit repair, home selling tips, VA loans, first-time buye

Calling all teens looking for leadership roles in planning library programs. We want you for our Teen Advisory Board! Meetings will start with snacks at 3:30 pm, then we’ll get down to business around 3:45 pm. Need service hours?

Join us for a variety of fun activities from Shake, Rattle, and Read to Parachute Fun to Little Builders to crafts.

Join Lights Out Baltimore, a nonprofit project of the Baltimore Bird Club, a local chapter of the Maryland Ornithological Society, for a presen

A special Tween Time opportunity to try out our new gaming system and ping-pong table. Drop in and let us know what you think!

Join us as we explore a STEM topic with a story and hands-on project.  

No reading is required. Chat about a book you've read and hear about great books others have enjoyed.

Join us as we make paper-quilling cards to take home.

This month's selection is In a Dark, Dark Wood by Ruth Ware.

¿Hable espanol? Compartiremos libros, cuentos, rimas, música y movimiento en inglés y español. Venga a hablar, cantar, leer y crear juntos en un formato apropiado para niños pequeños.

Read to a puppy from the Seeing Eye Puppy Raising Program. Research shows that reading to an animal can boost reading skills in children as well as help with emotional and social skills.

Learn the first steps to discovering your ancestors! Basic genealogy research steps will be explored to get you started. An overview of national, regional, and local resources will be provided as well as discussion of useful Internet sites.

Poor Coyote has a nose for trouble; wherever he goes he always seems to find it. Join us for two trickster tales from the American Southwest about Coyote, the raven, and the laughing butterflies.

We will be discussing how The Faith Club: A Muslim, A Christian, A Jew - Three Women Search for Understanding by Ranya Idliby, Suzanne Oliver, and Priscilla Warner relates to our community.

This gentle yoga class, taught by Rebecca Berg, is designed to allow students of various abilities and physical conditions to comfortably develop his or her own yoga practice.

Tickets are $25.00 Click here for tickets https://library.carr.org/bookfair

Tickets include a seat at the author talk and a copy of Deacon King Kong.