Did you know that Georgia has a library just for the blind and print disabled? Did you know it shares space with our Central Library? Most people are unaware
February is Low Vision Awareness Month
Access and inclusion in library spaces is paramount. In February low vision awareness month is observed. According to the American Library Association’s Accessibility Blindness and Low Vision Resources, low vision refers to a condition in which an individual has some usable sight, but not enough to perform daily activities—such as reading or driving—without assistance. Individuals…
February Selections for Roswell Library’s Monthly Book Clubs
book clubs, Roswell Library, book discussion, reading
FREE Trees to Plant on Earth Day
Spring is coming to Atlanta, and you can add even more green to your neighborhood this Earth Day by planting trees!
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FROM THE COLLECTIONS SERIES: The Civil Rights Movement in Atlanta
Atlanta; Civil Rights
CRAFTer Dark – January: Mixed-Media Snowman
Milton Library hosts CRAFTer Dark, a monthly program geared toward adults. The goal is to provide programs that make art/crafts accessible to all skill levels i
CreativX Lab with We Create Tech- Bluetooth Speaker
To start February off, CreativX Lab continues its trend with music. Building on the success of the previous session in learning music production, last week’s session focused on audio engineering and electronics by constructing a Bluetooth speaker. Shana, the instructor, provided the teens with STEM kits that included all the necessary tools and pieces for…
MALCon 2026 at Milton Library: Guests! Part Five…
MALCon 2026 at Milton Library: Guests! Part Five…
We’re thrilled to announce the return of MALCon (Milton-Area Library Convention)—our homegrown celebration of
Celebrate Black History Month With Library Resources
Black History Month is here! And the Fulton County Library System is ready with resources to help learn and celebrate. Here are a few resources you might have missed. First of all, Atlanta has the Auburn Avenue Research Library, the first public library in the Southeast to offer collections of books and papers for research…
Frederick Douglass Day – February 14, 2026
Along with Valentine's Day, remember Frederick Douglass on February 14th. Douglass was an author, publisher, writer, orator, and a great abolitionist. Douglass was born a slave and didn't know his exact birthdate. His mother used to call him her "Valentine", so he chose February 14th as his birthday. Auld, one of his former enslavers said…
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