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The Broken Edge of the World by Alena Bruzas is placed in a flower bed.
Nintendo Switch 2 MacBook Neo (x3) Jumbo Squishmallow (x10) LEGO Rivendell
The Plot Twist Cafe will take place at Purcellville Library on Sunday, July 12, at 1-3 p.m. For teens and adults.
Outdoor StoryWalk sign displaying colorful children's book illustration on angled stand surrounded by greenery.
Library staff cheering at the Zip Trip
A makerspace staff member helps a young patron make a button.
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Library events for June 15-21
The night sky viewing party will take place on Sunday, June 21, from 8-10:30 p.m. at Franklin Park.
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How-To Festival takes place June 15-21
Bring your library card this weekend, May 30-31, and waive your adoption fees!
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Joan Kennedy and Meg Medina stand in front of an excerpt from Kennedy's story.
Library storefront windows displaying "BOOK SALE & Toiletry Drive" signs with event dates and donation information on orange backgrounds.
Board Game Night at Chrysalis Vineyards will take place on Saturday, May 16, from 4-7:30 p.m. For adults (21+).
The new board games shelf at Lovettsville Library.
Poetry Café: The Harlem Renaissance will take place at Lovettsville Library on Tuesday, April 28 at 6-7:30 p.m.
A group of people dressed in Renaissance-style costumes participate in a murder mystery event at a library. One person lies on the floor pretending to be the victim.
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Each prize basket will include a Citadels board game, The Shakespeare Puzzle Book, Renaissance art-themed sticky notes, and $25 gift cards to Vanish Brewery, Birch Tree Bookstore, and Ridgetop Coffee and Tea. It will also include a laser-engraved marble castle tower magnet.
Shakespeare Trivia Night at Vanish Farmwoods Brewery. Thursday, April 9 at 7-8:30 p.m.
Five children play with sensory toys in a tub of soapy water.
LCPL 2026 Poetry Contest will include divisions for adults, high schoolers, and middle schoolers.
What would you borrow? Coming up: Community Input Sessions and survey
Renaissance April is a month of library programs for adults.
Awesome Con, March 13–15, 2026, Washington DC
Screenshot of Wall Street Journal's paywall screen with an overlayed circle spotlighting the subscriber login link
This program is for adults.
An orange trophy labeled “Literary Madness.” Below it, four colored books are connected in a bracket. Text reads: “Vote at any branch March 3–29.”
Display case featuring Nancy Drew memorabilia, including books, games, jewelry, and collectibles centered around “The Secret of the Old Clock” and other classic mystery items.
Black and white photo of a man playing the saxophone.
A review of "Climate of Chaos" by Ischulte, a Brambleton Library Volunteer, who says the book should be awarded for its originality and positive character traits.
A book review of "The Corruption of Hollis Brown" by N.K., a Brambleton Library Volunteer. N.K. says the book relates to generational trauma and its impacts.
"The Corruption of Hollis Brown" by K. Ancrum and "Climate of Chaos" by Cassandra Newbould placed on a colorfully decorated table. Text reads "Teen Book Reviews" and "2025 Standouts"
Book A Wild Radiance by Maria Ingrande Mora displayed with party decor and a sign reading “It’s a book birthday!”
The 8th-grade civics class stands on the courthouse steps.
Library collage announcing new Sunday hours from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. with photos of various library buildings.
Illustration of a cozy fox with a mug beside a snowy cabin promoting the Winter Reading Challenge, Jan. 1–Feb. 28.
Promotional graphic for Loudoun County Public Library’s “The Quick Read” newsletter, highlighting monthly updates, featured events by age group, and uplifting stories delivered by email.