Join us in the West Regional Library's Storytime Room for books, songs, sign language! Early reading ignites creativity, sparks curiosity, and stimulates the imagination in young children. This program will incorporate American Sign Language and help promote your child’s passion for reading. For ages 3 - 5. For more information, please call (251)340-8571 or email […]
Beginners and experienced adult players welcome! Join us in the Meeting Room for this chess club designed for adults. Playing chess improves concentration and problem-solving skills. No experience is necessary - just enthusiasm and good sportsmanship! For more information, please email Ms. Lee at jlee@mplonline.org or call (251) 494-4935.
Afterschool in the Teen Space at West Regional Library! This is a laid-back meetup to unwind playing games with other teens. We play lots of video games, both new and classic - Playstation, Nintendo and Xbox available. We also have board games and other tabletop activities. There are computers to play on as well if […]
Join us in the West Regional Library Storytime Room for a Storytime for the whole family! Reading books aloud to children stimulates their imagination and expands their understanding of the world. It helps them develop language and listening skills and prepares them to understand the written word. Even after children learn to read by themselves, […]
Beginners and experienced players welcome! Join us at Semmes Regional Library for this chess club designed for children and teens ages 6 - 18. Playing chess improves concentration and problem-solving skills. No experience is necessary - just enthusiasm and good sportsmanship! For more information, please email Ms. Lee at jlee@mplonline.org or call (251) 494-4935.
Hybrid Book Club Meeting - Meeting moved to this date from Jan. 19 The topic of discussion is A Song of Comfortable Chairs by Alexander McCall Smith. This will be a hybrid event (both Zoom and in-person). We will be meeting in-person at the Parkway Branch in the Meeting Room at the same time that […]
Hybrid Book Club Meeting - Meeting moved to this date from Jan. 19 The topic of discussion is A Song of Comfortable Chairs by Alexander McCall Smith. This will be a hybrid event (both Zoom and in-person). We will be meeting in-person at the Parkway Branch in the Meeting Room at the same time that […]
Hybrid Workshop: In-person and on Zoom! Join us with award-winning author and genealogist Bernice Bennett for a special talk on her new book "Black Homesteaders of the South," Presented in partnership with the Mobile African American Genealogical & Historical Society. This will be in-person at the Ben May Main Library Meeting Room and also via Zoom. Registration […]
Hybrid Workshop: In-person and on Zoom! Join us with award-winning author and genealogist Bernice Bennett for a special talk on her new book "Black Homesteaders of the South," Presented in partnership with the Mobile African American Genealogical & Historical Society. This will be in-person at the Ben May Main Library Meeting Room and also via Zoom. Registration […]
Fun with Arts & Crafts! Join us every Saturday to get creative and make a fun craft. With this week's program, participants will create a beautiful winter landscape with different papers, chalk, and other supplies. This program is ideal for children ages 6 - 11, but all ages are welcome. Supplies and space are limited […]
The Clotilda Descendants Association and Mobile Public Library invite you to a special showing of "Sweet Home Alabama: A Chief and His Protégé" at Ben May Main Library This 18-minute film explores the parallels between survival, perseverance, and unapologetic preservation. Joycelyn Davis, a descendant of Chief Charles Lewis (Clotilda), details her battle with cancer and […]
The Clotilda Descendants Association and Mobile Public Library invite you to a special showing of “60 Minutes: Finding the Last Slave Ship” at Ben May Main Library. This 14-minute segment by Anderson Cooper focuses on the finding of the last ship known to have brought enslaved Africans to America and the descendants of its survivors. […]