LDS volunteers will be available for one-on-one assistance with the use of the Family Search database. Use our computers or bring your own laptop. Reservations are required for this class; please call the Reference Desk at 251-929-1464 to reserve your spot.
Jack Drake will discuss his book - Be Not Afraid: A Southern Journey Through Law, Liberty, and Civil Rights. In this memoir, Jack Drake, a distinguished civil rights attorney, recounts his unwavering commitment to combating segregation and systemic racism through pivotal legal battles in Alabama. Bio: Jack Drake is a Birmingham-based attorney known for his [...]
On the second Thursday of every month the Friends of the Fairhope Library host a Book Sale in the library lobby and Giddens Conference Center. The sale features Fiction, Nonfiction, Children's Books, DVDs, artwork, puzzles, and much more! Come buy some affordable items for yourself or the perfect gift for someone else. All proceeds will [...]
"State of Segregation: America’s Freedom Rights Struggles, as Told by Alabama by Mark J. Tenhundfeld offers a compelling exploration of Alabama’s civil rights and civil liberties history through the lens of thirty-two pivotal US Supreme Court cases. Each case, rooted in Alabama’s social and legal conflicts, reveals the persistent struggle to fulfill the Constitution’s promises [...]
Ages - 18+: Registration is required! To register email: makerspace@fairhopelibrary.org All materials needed are provided! This class is ideal for beginners or those new to digital art. Participants will learn how to create art on the app Sketchbook and focus on introducing digital art techniques such as layering.
LDS volunteers will be available for one-on-one assistance with the use of the Family Search database. Use our computers or bring your own laptop. Reservations are required for this class; please call the Reference Desk at 251-929-1464 to reserve your spot before the day of the event.