Black History Month, annually observed in February, celebrates the past and present achievements of African Americans. Stop by and browse the collection of books showcasing the accomplishments of participants in various fields whose courageous actions changed the world for the better. 

Tuesday March 3, 2015 5:00 – 7:00 pm

South St. Landry Community Library

Founders Hall Meeting Room

Are you transitioning from permed hair to your natural locks? Have you recently “big chopped” and don’t know where to go from there? Or maybe you have been considering “going natural”. Join us for a presentation on healthy ways to care for natural hair. Local stylist Amanda Stoot, owner of Uzuri Styles & Textures a natural hair salon in Lafayette, will share her knowledge on hair growth and the versatile styles possible for natural hair. Light refreshments served. The program is open to everyone.

 Because of  possible icy roads the program is scheduled for Tuesday March 3, 2015.

Book club meets the last  Saturday of each month at 2:00 pm

February’s book is The Lost Daughter by Lucy Ferris.