The Felix C. Davis Community Center at Park Circle in North Charleston is a great community space…read moreand event menu. I have attended a number of events here and it has worked well as there is plenty of space and rooms to move around and enjoy. I really like the design and feel of the center with the hardwood floors and all of the other features it has. I have had a really good time every time that I have been here and look forward to being able to attend more events and programs here in the future.

My friend and I who are born and raised in the Charleston area had never been to the John L Dart…read moreLibrary, as there were always others closer by. After driving down upper King St. and seeing the beautiful mural on the side of the building, we decided to park and stop in. We were so pleasantly suprised! The library itself is rather small, but it certainly has everything you need and more. There are books of myriad genres for all ages groups, computer access, and chairs and tables to sit and read or study or do work. What was so wonderful to me though was all this library had to offer to its community members. Right when you walk in there is a recipe board where you can take a recipe or leave a recipe to share with others. There is a fridge and baskets with actual food and ingredients in it, in case you need a snack or need the ingredients to make a recipe (FOR FREE!) There are resources on how to create a resume, write a cover letter, and how to apply for a job. There's even a binder that has a list of open job offerings in the local area. The resume tip sheet was no joke either. As someone in academia, even I could use this because they had a list of action verbs that were so relevant to applying for a position! The activities for youth were also prevalent within the store. They had a little Kids Cafe they advertised as well as these wonderful book kits (See my pictures for more detail and information). These kits were different themes, whether it be for Manners, Bathing, Lions, Bears, Space, whatever it is you're teaching, with a handful of books related to the theme, related puppets, games, and toys. These are dedicated in memory of Cynthia Hurd and are FREE to check out - a perfect resource for a parent, teacher, Sunday School teacher, etc. We did ask about donating books, DVDs, games, etc., and the librarian told us that for all Charleston County libraries, donations go to the Friends of the Library and not directly to the library. They are then sold and then the money comes back indirectly. In the future, this is something I am definitely going to do as I clean out old books, DVDs, and board games or puzzles. Please see my pictures for more details about the library's offerings!

The John L. Dart Library on King Street in Charleston is a well managed library that is a great…read moreresource and location for everything that you need in a library and more. The staff here is very knowledgeable and willing to help you with everything that you need.

The Admiral's House on Navy Way in North Charleston is a beautiful and historical house that has…read morebeen fully restored and now is an excellent and unique venue option for a special event. I really like the atmosphere and location here with the three levels and the balcony overlooking everything. This is a cool place that really stands out.

I got what I needed but it's very crowded and small spaces for seating. Make sure you bring…read moresomething to do. Could be a little cleaner

Huge selection of books and other media, private space to work, small rooms to have specific…read morediscussion groups. Parking is generally available but can be sparse

Great resources. Friendly staff. Great parking lot in downtown Charleston. History Room.read more

This is a fantastic small city park tucked away in a residential area. The grounds and equipment…read morewere all well kept. There's a paved walking path around the perimeter of the property with plenty of shade from all the beautiful oaks. Amenities include a playground, 2 basketball courts, a baseball area, and 2 picnic shelters. There's plenty of parking as well.

Small, limited hours library but they have a lot of information about what's going on in town, etc…read more Plus they sell the Civic Club's Folly calendar which is a good fundraiser and a good calendar. Check out the Sandspur newsletter they do for instance. They also have a lot of ground for relaxing/reading outside behind and on both sides of the library. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area and want to learn more about what is going on.

The Folly Beach Library on Center Street on Folly Beach is an excellent small library and space…read morethat does everything that you need a library to do when you need to do some research or need or a quiet place to get some work done. I have had a really good experience time I have been here and the staff is very friendly and willing to help. I like going to the beach after a library visit.

If you are not affiliated to cofc, including returning books through inter-library loan, then don't…read morevisit the library. I called in advance to ask if I could rerun the book through inter-library loan from our college library, located in the same town. They told me I must return the book physically. So I traveled and paid the parking to return the book. At soon as I entered the entrance, I was stopped abruptly by asking a tag to enter. I said I just need to return the book and I showed her my institute id. She said " actually return the book right here!!!!' I might misunderstand her, but if I were told that I just need to return the book to the guard and it would be less shocking to me.

This is the library for the College of Charleston but the general public is welcome too. As the…read morepremier academic research library in the Lowcountry, their three floors feature over one million volumes. There is also a cafe on the ground floor. This is a superb resource for the community!