Ongoing Events include events like Book-A-Librarian and ongoing branch book sales that may not otherwise be listed in the calendar. Click here to see all ongoing events.
Refuge or Refusal: Turning Points in U.S. Immigration Policy. An exhibit focusing on five key moments. At the Clarkston Library, August 17 - September 12
Visit the Manage My Events page to view or cancel any of your event registrations.
Dr. Jean-Paul Addie from Georgia State University's Urban Studies Institute will talk about gentrification in U.S. communities.
Gentrification is an increasingly contentious topic in Clarkston, an Atlanta suburb that is known for its large refugee population and eclectic cultural landscape. Join us as Dr. Jean-Paul Addie explores how diverse U.S. communities embrace growth while maintaining their unique character in the face of economic and demographic change.
Funding for some events at this branch provided in part by the Friends of the Clarkston Library.
All DeKalb County Public Library branches offer books for all ages including adult learning materials, audiobooks, music CDs, DVDs, current newspapers and magazines. All branches also offer access to computers, internet, WiFi, MS Office, and research databases. For a more comprehensive list of all services available at this branch, please visit the Clarkston Library page.
