Experiment with art supplies in the library. This month, explore how to make art more dynamic with gradients. Please visit and subscribe to our YouTube Channel - Loudoun County Public Library Online Programs - for more programs.
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Watch A Haunting in Venice and create a paper quilling project at Gum Spring Library, Aldie, ages 18 and up.
Create a custom Halloween candy bag using sublimation prints and a heat press at Gum Spring Library, limit one bag per person, supplies limited, ages 5 and up.
Hand quilting workshop at Gum Spring Library teaches English paper‑piecing technique while participants create a simple project; all skill levels welcome, ages 18+.
Make simple Halloween costume pieces at Gum Spring Library, Aldie, for ages 11–17.
Four‑day workshop at Washington Printmakers Gallery teaches traditional Japanese stab book binding, covering cover design, paper folding, cutting, stitching, and creative use of fabrics and found objects.
Participants build a Peacock Fiber‑Optic Lamp using a STEM kit, exploring light transmission, fiber optics and engineering while creating a colorful light‑up tail, supplies limited for ages 5–10.
Build with LEGO bricks, Lincoln Logs, K'nex, Magna‑Tiles and other kits at Lovettsville Library, free drop‑in play, for ages 10 and under.
Games, treats, music, and a costume contest fill the Sterling Library Halloween party; visit the Loudoun County Public Library Online Programs YouTube channel for more programs, ages 11–17.
Create new creatures from discarded toys using a hot glue gun and scissors at Brambleton Library, Ashburn, for ages 11–17.
Paint-pouring session at Cascades Library lets teens layer and manipulate colorful paints on canvas, with crafts, games and computers available, ages 11–17.
