New Arrivals - Blu-Ray for the week of February 4
February 5, 2013, by Allison
Check out the blu-rays newly added to the library's collection.
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New Arrivals for Teens February 5, 2013
February 5, 2013, by Leah B.
Are you ready to make a name for yourself in Hollywood? Then check out Ted Michael's So You Wanna Be a Superstar? The Ultimate Audition Guide to get pointers from a pro!
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I, Too, Am America
February 5, 2013, by Ashley W.
The Coretta Scott King Award is given by the American Library Association (ALA) annually to outstanding African American authors and illustrators. This year’s recipient was Bryan Collier, an artist whose work is no stranger to the ALA.
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New Arrivals for Children February 5, 2013
February 5, 2013, by Leah B.
Find fun that the whole family can enjoy in this week's featured new arrival The Yuckiest, Stinkiest, Best Valentine Ever by Brenda A. Ferber.
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New York Times Bestsellers at Richland Library February 10, 2013
February 5, 2013, by Kelly J.
Looking for an exciting new read? Why not check out some of these hot titles from the February 10 edition of the New York Times Bestsellers list. For links to these items in Richland Library's online catalog, see the Additional Resources section below.
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Tonight! An Evening with Morihiko Nakahara
February 5, 2013, by Sarah G.
Calling all classical music lovers! Join us tonight in Film & Sound at the Main library. Meet the conductor of the South Carolina Philharmonic and learn about their upcoming concert schedule.
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Don’t Miss Voices of Our People!
February 4, 2013, by Crystal J.
Celebrate African American History Month at the Richland Library and join us for Voices of Our People, an annual celebration of African American life, culture, art, and history. This event is a showcase of community talent featuring artists, singers, poets, dancers, and much more.
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What's Playing at the Philharmonic?
February 4, 2013, by Sarah G.
Spend one (or more!) of these evenings with Morihiko Nakahara, famed Music Director and Conductor of the South Carolina Philharmonic, to learn about their upcoming concert schedule.
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African American History in South Carolina
February 4, 2013, by Will R.
African Americans in South Carolina have a long and vibrant history, beginning in 1540, 130 years before the founding of Charles Town. Several Africans were members of the Hernando DeSoto expedition through the Southeast.
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New York Times Bestsellers at Richland Library February 3, 2013
February 3, 2013, by Chantal W.
Looking for an exciting new read? Why not check out some of these hot titles from the February 3 edition of the New York Times Bestsellers list. For links to these items in Richland Library's online catalog, see the Additional Resources section below.
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