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3 unexpected library resources at the Greenville County Library System in Greenville, SC

You don’t have to be a bibliophile to make use of the library.

A shot of Hughes Main Library's exterior during midday

These windows let in the perfect light for displaying art. | Photo by Antony-22 via wikimedia commons

We love books, don’t get us wrong. But you don’t have to love reading to enjoy The Greenville County Library System. Here are our top three unexpected resources offered by the library.

🎨 Art exhibits | The Hughes Main Library (25 Heritage Green Pl.) hosts regular art exhibits featuring local artists. The next exhibit will be displayed Tues., Nov-Sun., Dec 31.

🖥️ Hobbies + DIY database | Log into the database using your library card and learn skills like JavaScript or repairing your own car.

💰 Tax assistance | Get help filing via United Way’s VITA program. Taxpayers with a household income of $73,000 or less can file for free using United Way’s My Free Taxes.

Check out more library resources. Pro tip: Get one of the new library card designs for access to even more of your local library.

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