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

Beginner Computer Classes: Internet Essentials

Thursday, November 21, 2024 • 10:00am - 11:00am

East Regional Library (211 Lick Creek Lane) (East Meeting Room)

The beginner computer classes teaches new computer users about computers and popular computer software. Topics include computer basics, internet browsers, and Microsoft Office. Whether you are a new computer user or a longtime user looking to...

Ages: Adult, Senior Citizen

Registration required

Preschool Storytime

Thursday, November 21, 2024 • 10:30am - 11:00am

Main Library (300 N. Roxboro St) (Main Children's Programming Room)

Come join us at Preschool Storytime for lots of reading, singing, dancing, and playing! For more information, contact: chloebullock@dconc.gov Registration recommended.

Ages: Adult, Baby, Pre-School, Toddler

Prototyping with AI from Knox St. Studios

Thursday, November 21, 2024 • 10:00am - 2:00pm

Main Library (300 N. Roxboro St) (Conference Room #3214)

Join our hands-on workshop led by a digital product and AI expert designed for entrepreneurs who want to fast-track their product development. In this focused session, you’ll learn how to leverage AI tools to build a Minimum Viable Product...

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

Check for more events like this > or See all events

Meet the adult services librarians

South Regional teen services librarian Jessica

Jessica

Location: South Regional Library

Jessica is the Adult Services Manager at the South Regional Library. She grew up in Ann Arbor, Michigan and moved to Durham in 2008. She has a master’s degree in creative writing from Kansas State University, and a master’s in library science from Wayne State University. She has loved the library for as long as she can remember, and when she was nine, she turned all her books into “library books” by making cards and pockets for all of them. When she’s not busy being a librarian, she loves to spend time with her son and her two wacky dogs, read, draw, and work on her photography.

Pronouns: she/her

Meet all the adult services librarians >