Explore a Magic Tree House title each month with discussion and activities. Pick up books at the children's desk beginning Oct.15. Discuss Revolutionary War on Wednesday by Mary Pope Osborne. Please visit and subscribe to our YouTube Channel - Loudoun County Public Library Online Programs - for more programs.
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Music and stories featuring rhythm and rhyme at Rust Library, for ages 5 and under with a caregiver.
Gentle storytime with sensory‑friendly stories, songs, and movement at Rust Library, for ages 5 and under with a caregiver.
Legacy Through My Lens exhibit by Heather Lynn Overheu showcases photos from her Legacy Farms apprenticeship, dedicated to Martha Schonberger, in the meeting room at Thomas Balch Library.
Write On! (Maggie Nightingale Library) — Bring a notebook and explore character development for a next story, ages 11–17.
Lap rhymes, action songs and interactive stories followed by playtime at Rust Library for ages 0‑18 months with a caregiver.
Interactive stories and movement at Rust Library, for ages 5 and under with a caregiver.
Free drop‑in play time with puppets, puzzles, musical instruments and other learning toys in the Maggie Nightingale Library meeting room, for ages 5 and under.
Paint-pouring session at Cascades Library lets teens layer and manipulate colorful paints on canvas, with crafts, games and computers available, ages 11–17.
Donate adult mystery, suspense, or true‑crime novels for a swap and chat celebrating Agatha Christie at Ashburn Library, Saturday at 2 p.m., ages 18 and up.
Teen poets, storytellers, rappers, and authors bring ideas to a monthly brainstorming session with local facilitators and master artists, receiving feedback and swag, for ages 13–18.
"Human Destruction" poem displayed at Brambleton Library's Teen Center, featuring Sonja Nevarez’s work and inviting local teens’ poems for exhibition, ages 11–17.
Decorate a paper cape, drop it into the Hero or Villain bowl, and watch the battle unfold at Ashburn Library, ages 10 and under.
