January 2026

December 22, 2025

Page Turners of Gibsonville!

We want to feature our Patrons! Stop by the library and tell us about your favorite book or author, AND recommend a book to be featured as the PAGE TURNER of the month! We will post your recommendation on our social media platforms, feature it in our monthly newsletter and display your recommendation within the library!

Become a Page Turner of the Gibsonville Library with your recommendation!

Future of Downtown: Community Conversation

What does downtown Gibsonville mean to you, and what could it become? Join us for Future of Downtown: Community Conversation, an open community gathering for anyone who loves Gibsonville and wants to play a role in its future. We’ll share ideas, listen to the community, and talk about ways to get involved through a new Downtown Advisory Board and volunteer committees focused on strengthening and celebrating our downtown. Whether you live or work here, own a business, or simply care about our town, your voice matters. January 15th 6 – 8pm at the Community Center, 314 10th Street, Gibsonville.

Tuesday Morning Storytime at 10:00 AM

Children birth – age 5 and their caregivers are invited to visit the library for storytime every Tuesday of the month! Share songs, stories, and activities with Mr. Wes. Storytimes are held in the library’s community room, so space is limited. No registration is required, walk-ins and first-time visitors are welcome.

*Jan 6: A Pinecone! *Jan 13: Cold Little Duck Duck Duck

*Jan 20: Winter: A Solstice Story *Jan 27: Polar Bear Island

Homeschool Activities Wednesdays at 11:00 AM

Homeschool activities are held every Wednesday at the library at 11:00 AM. If your family is interested in homeschooling activities and/or homeschooling resources, you can find more information on the library website.

*Jan 7 – Chess Day *Jan 14 – Career Day: Soccer referee

*Jan 21 – Wax Museum (choose NC county) *Jan 28 – Wax Museum

Needlework Social Thursdays January 8th & 22 3:30 – 5:00 PM

Want to learn to knit or crochet? Do you enjoy other forms of needlework? Come join the Needlework Social to get advice and share ideas with others who enjoy it as much as you do! All types of needle art are welcome! Open to all ages/skill levels. Limited supplies are available for anyone who doesn’t have their own.

Saturday Book Club January 3rd 12:30 – 2:30 PM

Do you love to read and socialize? Then please consider joining our Book Club! The club meets the first Saturday of each month to discuss a different book. In January we will discuss The WIshing Game by Meg Shaffer. Our February read is The Mystery Guest by Nita Prose. Copies of the books are available at the library.

January Holiday closings