Check out October’s Events: From Ghostly Tales to Vital Tech Skills and More!

This month is busting at the seams with events sure to excite everyone from 0-100!

Learn Basic Computer Skills with SC Works

Are you struggling with basic computer use or need a refresher to jump start your memory? Look no further! Register with the library for this limited space class taught by SC Works on October 3rd at 10:00AM. Teaching will last 45 minutes to an hour with an hour afterwards for practice using your newfound skills!

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Visual Impairment Resources brought to your fingertips

If you or a loved one are visually impaired, join us to learn about available resources on October 8th at 4:00PM. The SC State Library will demonstrate assistive technologies and talk about book programs, the Lions Club will talk about their services and the National Federation of the Blind will demonstrate braille. All ages welcome to attend! Bring the kids to learn more about braille.

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Cotton Museum Storytime

We are thrilled to announce that October 9th our weekly Wednesday Storytime at 10:00AM will be held at Bishopville’s Cotton Museum. This Storytime will be filled with learning about the stages of growth and harvest through verbal, visual and hands on learning.

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Fall Break Popcorn & E.T.

We’ve got you covered for fall break from games, books, activities and computers! Join us on October 10th at 3:00PM for fun watching E.T. and eating popcorn!

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SC Historic Ghosts & Legends with Patricia McNeely

Join us to hear from Professor Patricia McNeely on her research and experiences gathering data on South Carolina’s Ghost and Legends. Bishopville friends, this includes The Lizard Man! We will see you Saturday, October the 12th at 3:00PM.

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Bishopville Unity in the Community Fall Festival

We look forward to participating in Bishopville’s first ever Fall Festival! We will be open during the festival’s hours on both Friday the 18th and Saturday the 19th. Look for us in the parade on Saturday!

Happy Halloween

Want to check out books and trick-or-treat? Come on into the library and do both!

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