The past few months have been very stressful for both parents and children since the COVID-19 closures in March 2020. Trying to make sure that children could access their school materials and continue to learn has been hit and miss. The digital divide [...]
*CCPL Staff picks are chosen by CCPL staff members and are not intended to be comprehensive lists. We'd love to hear your ideas too, so write to us and tell us what you’d recommend!* Do you miss sports? [...]
SMRLA stands for Southern Maryland Regional Library Association, Inc. and is one of 3 regional library systems in Maryland along with the Western Maryland and Eastern Shore Regional Libraries. The state of Maryland funds the regional libraries so they can provide efficient [...]
*CCPL Staff picks are chosen by CCPL staff members and are not intended to be comprehensive lists. We'd love to hear your ideas too, so write to us and tell us what you’d recommend!* One of the big topics [...]
CCPL has joined forces with Bright Star Theatre to bring the Story of Anne Frank to your home. Please Register to watch the pre-recorded production of Bright Star's 'The Story of Anne Frank'. The pre-recorded video will be [...]
*CCPL Staff picks are chosen by CCPL staff members and are not intended to be comprehensive lists. We'd love to hear your ideas too, so write to us and tell us what you’d recommend!* S.M.O.R.E.S. stands for the Southern Maryland Outdoor [...]
Springtime Jelly Bean Tree Spring is here! Why not decorate for springtime by making your very own Jelly Bean Tree? Making a jelly bean tree is a fun seasonal craft for adults and teens, that is guaranteed to add a beautiful [...]
“Comic books? Those are for kids! Why don’t you read a REAL book?” How many of us have heard that one before? The Avengers had the highest grossing movie of all time, network TV and streaming services are full of shows [...]
*CCPL Staff picks are chosen by CCPL staff members and are not intended to be comprehensive lists. We'd love to hear your ideas too, so write to us and tell us what you’d recommend!* Bored and stuck at home? [...]
As parents, we often have our tests first and our lessons later. Who among us has not at least once granted permission for our child to do something and later ended up regretting we had? Parents wishing to avoid a misstep [...]
