For adults

The library is not just for kids (although we love them) and not just about books (although we’ve got them). We offer a wide range of adult-specific programs and services created to inspire lives and transform our community. Wherever you are in life, we’re there for you.

At the library, you can:

There’s something for everyone – come check us out!

Upcoming events

3D Printer Orientation Part 1 (In-Person)

Tuesday, March 21, 2023 • 6:00pm - 7:30pm

Main Library (Computer Lab)

Learn how to 3D print from idea to design to fabrication! In this two part orientation series, you will learn how to design and 3D print your own ideas....

Ages: Adult, Elementary School, Emerging Adult: 18-24 Year Olds, High School, Middle School, Senior Citizen, Teen, Tweens: 9-12 Year Olds

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Evening Crochet in the Library

Tuesday, March 21, 2023 • 6:00pm - 7:30pm

North Regional Library (North Regional - Children's Programming Room)

Get hooked on crochet with your neighbors at the evening IN-PERSON Crochet Club!...

Ages: Adult, Senior Citizen

MS Self-Help Group

Tuesday, March 21, 2023 • 6:15pm - 7:30pm

North Regional Library (North Meeting Room - Right Side)

This group offers peer-led support to share experiences and knowledge on various aspects of living and coping with MS....

Ages: Adult, Emerging Adult: 18-24 Year Olds, Senior Citizen

Durham Voices

Tuesday, March 21, 2023 • 6:15pm - 7:45pm

East Regional Library (Study Room #1)

Durham Voices is a fiction critique group for those serious about working toward publication. Space is limited, so please email Phil at plocey@dconc.gov to inquire about availability.

Ages: Adult

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Meet the adult services librarians

Adult Services librarian Raivynn

Raivynn

Location: Southwest Regional Library

Raivynn is an Adult Services Librarian at Southwest Regional Library. Born in Ohio, they have moved around quite a bit in pursuit of education and the perfect scoop of ice cream. A graduate of the University of Texas at Austin’s School of Information, they are passionate about digital literacy, diversity, and accessibility in libraries. They are a big fan of almost every genre of music, graphic novels, and (not too thrilling) thrillers. When not roaming the stacks, they enjoy going for hikes, baking, and hanging out with their partner.

Pronouns: they/them

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