Albert Carlton - Cashiers Community Library

06/03/2026

Starting June 16th we will have STEM programs for kids aged 8-12! We will have all different kinds of STEM activities ranging from making a solar oven to seeing who can make a egg no break from a fall! Space is limited so call the front desk of the library to reserve your spot today!

06/03/2026

Next week, beginning on Tuesday, June 9 the Friends of the
Albert Carlton - Cashiers Community Library will hold their biannual COLOSSAL Book Sale!

Stop in Tuesday through Saturday morning and pick up some treasures for yourself, your family, and your friends at bargain basin prices!

06/02/2026

The is ‘crux.’
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05/31/2026

Here are some ideas of native plants you could add to your garden that are extremely beneficial to wildlife, pretty much take care of themselves, and are beautiful! 💟 😀

05/31/2026

From National Geographic

May 30 will bring two unusual lunar events together in one night sky—
a blue micromoon.

Although the moon won’t actually turn blue, it may appear slightly smaller and dimmer than usual as it reaches its peak.

Here's why: https://on.natgeo.com/TkhEMT

05/31/2026

05/31/2026

Wild animal babies (including birds) are typically fine even when alone.

Leave them be

05/31/2026

From NASA

Soon... full moon!

Our next full moon will show up in the night skies on Sunday, May 31. Because it's the second full moon we've had this month, it's also known as a Blue Moon.

If the skies are clear in your neighborhood, this may be a great chance to take your new favorite Moon photo. Whether you're using a professional camera or just your smartphone, we have a Lunar Photography Guide with tips and tricks for shooting the Moon. (For example: if you're on your phone, consider using a photo timer to keep from jostling your phone when you snap the picture.)

Check out the full guide: https://science.nasa.gov/moon/photography-guide/

05/31/2026

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"Animal Farm"

George Orwell

05/31/2026

To learn more about our native birds, come by the Albert Carlton - Cashiers Community Library.

We have many books you can pick up about birds to learn more