Banned Books Trading Cards
Banned Books Week is an annual national event celebrating the freedom to read and the importance of intellectual freedom. We coordinate this project to bring these important issues into the community’s conversation in a fun, interesting, and unique way.
Civil Rights Timeline
Opening Our Future is a community history project documenting the people, places, and events that should be remembered for their part in the African American struggle for civil rights in Chapel Hill. A large-scale version of the timeline is available to borrow.
Explore More at Pritchard Park
Explore More provides environmental education, citizen science, and nature play opportunities for all ages. From STEM activities and explorer backpacks to native plant gardens, science lectures, and habitat restoration, ExMo connects you to nature.
Local History Podcast
Re/Collecting Chapel Hill is a podcast that shares stories about our community's past from the inside out and from the bottom up to figure out where we came from and why it matters for our shared future. The first season explores public memory, markers, monuments, and memorials, as seen through people from the Chapel Hill community.
Local Music Streaming Service
Tracks Music Library delivers commercial-free, curated music and albums from more than 70 Chapel Hill, NC area musicians and bands. Stream anytime or download music using your library card.
Schools Partnership
Students, teachers, and staff in the CHCCS district can use their school ID number to access all library resources. The IDEA project lets users do everything they can do with a regular library card.
