The Concord Library opened January 1977 and, as the headquarters for Cabarrus County Public Libraries, provides a variety of services to adults and children. This Library is 26,000 square feet and has fourteen public internet and word processing workstations. Of special interest at this library are the bookmobile and the Lore History Room.
CABARRUS COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY UPDATES Are you ready for 2024! Our SweetBean Challenge hosted on Beanstack is returning, but with a twist! This year we're dividing the challenge up into monthly mini challenges! Discover a new theme and win each…
Read More »CABARRUS COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY | UPDATES Libby Authentication Update You may notice some changes coming to the way you log into your Cabarrus County Libby account soon! Why is this happening? Libby is updating their authentication process.…
Read More »A Virtual Field Trip to the Library - Behind the Scenes! Let’s talk about the process! Have you ever wanted to pull back the curtain and see the inner workings of your local library? Time for a virtual field trip! First things first, how do…
Read More »October 2023 CABARRUS COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY | UPDATES MTP kicks off Barbie Club with a party! Earlier in September Mt Pleasant hosted a Barbie themed party and saw 24 kids, including girls, boys, plenty of Barbies, and a Wednesday Adams! They…
Read More »Did you know September is National Library Card Sign Up Month? If you're getting this email you probably already have yours, but you can still show your support by letting your friends and family about us! Mt Pleasant Library & Active Living…
Read More »CABARRUS COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY | UPDATES Be a part of the CCPL story - apply to be a Library Trustee Want to get involved in big decisions that affect the library? Apply to one of the two seats coming available in August! The Library Board of…
Read More »CABARRUS COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY | UPDATES Kindergarten Rising Do you have a child entering Kindergarten in 2023? Find a Kindergarten Training Camp session at all five CCPL libraries this July! Join the fun as we get ready for kindergarten. We…
Read More »Summer Reading is here! At this time of year, public librarians all across the US eat, sleep, and breath all things Summer Reading. And Cabarrus County Librarians are no different! This year the national theme is All Together Now, and we have a…
Read More »CABARRUS COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY | UPDATES Behind the Scenes: Staff Training Day At CCPL's Spring Staff Training Day last month, we had a chance to get together in the new space at the Milestone Building where the County has moved much of the…
Read More »March into a library near you for these great programs Did you know March 27th kicks off National Cleaning Week? The tradition of spring cleaning comes from many different cultures, including Jewish, Iranian, and Chinese, and goes back centuries.…
Read More »Things are getting STEAMy at the Library... Come along with us as we go into the new year with full steam ahead! Check out these programs at all our branches that highlight the wonder of science, technology, engineering, art, and math.…
Read More »Well what do you snow! Frozen precipitation may not be common in our area, but we've got plenty of snow day programs to get you excited about! Check out the list below to find one at your branch - and who knows? Maybe we'll see some white stuff…
Read More »The Best Attitude is Gratitude! Come celebrate fall and Thanksgiving with us at the library! We have loads of autumnal events for the whole family, including: -"Thank Goodness!" - Celebrate the season of Thanksgiving with a craft, story,…
Read More »CABARRUS COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY UPDATES Put Some Boo in Your Books This Month Are y'all ready to get sPoOKy?! We've got a handful of ghoulish gatherings planned this October that will scare the socks off of you ? So if frightful fun is what…
Read More »What Month Does Every Tree Dread? Sep-TIMBERRRR! The autumnal equinox—also known as the September equinox—arrives on Thursday, September 22nd. This date marks the start of fall and we couldn't be more excited to (pumpkin) spice things…
Read More »