26 in '26 Reading Challenge
Make 2026 a year of reading with our 26 in ‘26 Reading Challenge! 
Explore More! Calendar
Start your month off right with March's Explore More! Calendar. Each day has a new activity, challenge, or fun fact for you to share as a family.
Championship Kickoff Reading Challenge
Before the world’s top teams take the field, power up your reading game on Beanstack! Log minutes, complete activities, and score virtual badges as you read. 
The Jubilee Reader
Check out the March/April 2026 issue of The Jubilee Reader, a reading guide containing recent books by African American writers, writers from the African diaspora, and on related topics.
Covers of the three books highlighted in this article
March Staff Picks
Some favorites from our staff this month.
March Calendars of Events
Get a sneak peek at our March Adult and Children's Calendars of Events before they reach our branches.

Upcom­ing Events

March 30th, 2:00 PM
Decatur LibraryInformational ProgramsTweensTeensSeniorsSchool AgeFamily (All Ages)Adults
Come to the Decatur Library to speak with a social work intern. Get assistance with finding resources provided by community partners and organizations. Walk-ins are welcome!
March 30th, 3:30 PM
Wesley Chapel-William C. Brown LibraryFun ActivitiesSchool Age
We provide the LEGOs, and you provide the imagination. Come build and create amazing things with us.
March 30th, 4:00 PM
Scottdale-Tobie Grant Homework CenterFun ActivitiesFamily (All Ages)
Puzzlers of all ages are welcome to drop into Puzzle-Palooza and solve the provided puzzles and brain teasers. Tackle them as a team, or approach them solo. Patrons may also bring their own puzzles.
March 30th, 4:00 PM
Decatur LibraryFun ActivitiesTweensSchool Age
Bring your best moves and play a match or two.

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