A Mom’s Guide to Local Libraries in The Delta

Written By Erin Brown

*THIS GUIDE IS CURRENTLY BEING GENERATED/REVAMPED

1. Clarksdale Carnegie Public Library – Clarksdale (Coahoma County)

Known for its spacious children’s area, this library offers regular storytimes that feature songs, puppetry, and interactive storytelling. Summer programs include teen coding classes, creative crafts, and STEAM-focused workshops to keep kids curious and engaged.
Great for: Ages 3–14
Bonus: Dedicated teen space with computers and educational tools.

2. Greenville Public Library – Greenville (Washington County)

Greenville’s library is a community favorite with weekly storytimes tailored for toddlers and early readers. Summer programs offer a mix of reading challenges, craft sessions, and STEM activities designed to encourage creativity and exploration.
Great for: Ages 2–10
Bonus: Warm, family-friendly environment with active outreach programs.

3. Greenwood-Leflore Public Library – Greenwood (Leflore County)

This library provides lively storytime sessions, family literacy programs, and seasonal workshops in arts, crafts, and technology. Their summer reading program includes science experiments and creative projects for all ages.
Great for: Ages 3–12
Bonus: Strong community partnerships that bring special events and guest speakers.

4. Indianola Public Library – Indianola (Sunflower County)

Indianola’s library offers weekly storytimes filled with music and movement to engage younger children. Their summer activities focus on reading contests, science exploration, and hands-on art projects.
Great for: Ages 2–8
Bonus: A smaller, welcoming library with a tight-knit community feel.

5. Clarksdale Public Library – Clarksdale (Coahoma County)

This branch features storytimes and family events designed to encourage early literacy and creativity. Their summer programs include maker workshops and STEAM camps, perfect for kids looking to try new things.
Great for: Ages 3–12
Bonus: Friendly staff dedicated to helping families find great books and resources.


Erin Brown

Erin Brown, mom of two girls [with a baby on the way] met her husband, Richie, at Mississippi State University. With degrees in journalism and sports marketing, she worked in marketing and design before shifting her focus to family and entrepreneurship. After Richie’s NFL career ended, they returned to his hometown of Long Beach, where they now run Beacon Contracting along with her ventures, The Mississippi Mom and FRAME – Branding Agency. Erin’s passion is encouraging women through faith, family, and community. She reminds moms: “Never underestimate the impact of grace in your parenting. The more you mirror Christ, the more lasting your legacy will be.”

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