The 2022 Summer Reading Challenge – Oceans of Possibilities starts with 100 registered readers. Whoohoo! Click here to visit the Charles Town Library Summer Reading Challenge Page We have had a wonderful […]
And so it begins, with a splash!
Happy New Year, again!
This year, February 1 is the Lunar New Year, celebrated by billions of people around the globe of Chinese descent. There are 12 years in the cycle used for the Chinese New […]
Looking for some new picture books for your little readers?
100 Great Picks! Here they all are
Every day, our staff suggests a book, audiobook, e-book, film or piece of music that has caught their collective eye. In the Charles Town Library, we have been assembling new items and […]
Shiloh is on the farm!
Click, Clack, MOO: Cows That Type By Doreen Cronin Illustrated by Betsy Lewin Shiloh’s Rating: Four paws To start off, this book is not about a dog, but I can overlook that […]
WVU and the Charles Town Library want you to grow
They are places where you grow food, or the flowers that decorate your home, or just hide away when the world’s noise becomes, well, too noisy. A simple garden has been many […]
It’s all about the pets for Miss Julie’s Story Time
Do you have somewhere better to be at 4:00 p.m. today, Thursday, Feb. 18, than sitting in the warmth with Miss Julie? Story Time about pets. You can’t top that, right? Miss […]
The Charles Town Library and The Old Opera House present Stage Story: The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving
To celebrate the holiday season and to start a wonderful new partnership, the Charles Town Library and The Old Opera House, have created an online production of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, […]
Help us stay open
As one of the few libraries to remain open in the area, we must remain vigilant about rules regarding health concerns during the pandemic. We would much rather be open again without […]
Why we are here
With workers restoring the front of our building and the community restoring its daily routines, the Charles Town Library also took a step toward normalcy simply by opening its front doors. Some […]
