Looking for that certain item for someone on your Christmas list? Try The Book Nook at the Drs. Bruce and Lee Foundation Library. The Book Nook is having a Holiday Half Price Sale through the months of November and December. The items are all half priced, including hardcovers, paperbacks, and audio visual items. Stop by the Book Nook on the 1st floor of the Drs. Bruce and Lee Foundation Library. Happy Shopping!
The Doctors Bruce and Lee Foundation Library will offer a free Story Writing Basics Workshop for adults (ages 18+) on Thursday January 24, at 6:30 p.m.
Stephanie Smith, who holds a master’s degree in English with a concentration in Creative Writing, will conduct the workshop. Participants will learn about the essential ingredients of a story: characters, point of view, setting, plot/conflict, and resolution. A Q&A session will follow the workshop. According to Smith, “Creating something out of nothing is one of the amazing things about creative writing. It’s fun to create, to write the stories you want to read, be that fanfiction or memoirs.”
Participation is free, but space is limited and registration is required. All materials will be provided. For information or to register please call (843) 413-7074. The Doctors Bruce and Lee Foundation Library is located at 509 S. Dargan Street in Florence.
We are pleased to announce that our Federal Registers will now be solely accessible online through our web site. Use the Digital menu to choose Federal Deposit Library.
The Florence County Library will be having registration for fall programs from August 1 through August 31, 2018. The library has planned a variety of programs for children. For more information and to register for the programs, please call the Greenberg Children’s Library at 843- 292-7382. Registration is required for all programs and space is limited for some programs. Daycare centers may call for a separate appointment for Preschool Storytime. (more…)
Honda of South Carolina presented a $10,000 check to Timmonsville branch library manager Rachel Liptak to support library services and programs. The contribution was presented at the company’s 20th anniversary celebration at HSC headquarters in Timmonsville on Tuesday, July 17, 2018.
Liptak remarked, “Honda of South Carolina President Gary Mabrey talked about dreams as one of Honda’s core values. That resonated with me, as the library is also a place where we encourage people to dream, and give them the tools to pursue their dreams”.
“We are very excited and grateful for this generous support from Honda of South Carolina,” said Florence County Library System Director Alan Smith.
The Baker Memorial Library opened in Timmonsville in 2010. For more information about the Florence County Library System, visit www.florencelibrary.org.
