Events

From finger knitting to guinea pigs and pixelated blooms, Plateau libraries offer cozy, creative escapes all season long.

The Hudson Library is raising $1.5 million to expand and modernize its space for a stronger community future.

November on the Plateau is a time for gratitude and gathering, with the Albert Carlton-Cashiers Community Library and Hudson Library offering creative workshops and community programs that celebrate connection and learning for all ages.

Hudson Library welcomes new librarian Scott McKendree, whose background in education and public service brings fresh energy. Focused on inclusivity and connection, he’s exploring new programming and ways to serve Highlands’ Spanish-speaking residents, while continuing popular events like storytime, tech help, author talks, and community coffee.

As fall sweeps across the Plateau, Highlands and Cashiers libraries match the season’s energy with programs that inspire, connect, and create.

After eight transformative years, Hudson Library’s beloved Branch Librarian Carlyn Morenus retires August 22—leaving behind a legacy of laughter, learning, and community connection.

August is leavened with big surprises at the Plateau’s twin libraries.

There’s nothing sleepy about our twin libraries in the midst of a busy Plateau July.

Books and Bluegrass, Hudson Library Foundation’s fun frolic of food, drink and lively conversation, is punctuated with the music of The Foxfire Boys – 6:00 P.M. Thursday, June 19, at Fire Mountain Inn. For tickets, visit Hudson Library and The Book Worm.