Take part in our annual adult short story writing contest. Follow submission guidelines at library.loudoun.gov/writeon then email your entry to writeon@library.loudoun.gov by July 31. Winners will be announced at the Write On! Short Story Contest Finale on Saturday, Oct. 12 at the Eat Local Read Local Book Sale and Fair. First Place: $200, Second Place: $100, and Third Place: $50. Winning and honorable mention entries will be published as a free eBook. For ages 19 & up. Sponsored by the Loudoun Library Foundation.

Online resources are available.

Online resources are available.

Begin each week creatively! Something new each week. For Grades K-5.

Don’t miss this action-packed and educational alien adventure using science experiments for special effects. It's totally out of this world! Space may be limited. For all ages.

Pet baby animals; one will be a buffalo! A zoo keeper will give facts about each animal, and explain their care and feeding.

Topic: The United States and Mexico: Partnership Tested. Watch a prepared film and discuss. Join the program that discusses the most critical global issues facing America today.

Are you the best Super Smash Bros Wii U player in Loudoun County? Win this qualifying round to represent Middleburg Library in the finale at the After Hours Teen Center (Cascades Library) on Friday, August 16. For teens.

Begin each week creatively! Something new each week. For Grades K-5.

A great introduction to the world of reptiles. Learn snake secrets and laugh at lizard stories and turtle tales. Featured animals may include a boa or python, tortoise, lizards and other amazing animals. Space may be limited. For all ages.

Author and scientist Erin Teagan will share how being curious as a kid made her the scientist she is today and how the same curiosity inspires her writing for kids. We’ll explore how taking a closer look at everyday things can lead to new discoveries. Everyone will leave with more questions of their own! Books will be available for purchase courtesy of Second Chapter Books.

Begin each week creatively! Something new each week. For Grades K-5. 

McCory plays upbeat renditions of familiar folk tunes and his own compositions using 7+ instruments, all at the same time! He sings whistles and yodels, too. The audience is encouraged to join in for this interactive acoustical concert.

Begin each week creatively! Something new each week. For Grades K-5. 

Stardust by Neil Gaiman

Celebrate the end of our Summer Reading Program with outdoor playtime, prizes and a pinata.

Celebrate the end of Summer Reading with tie dye, music and pizza.

Begin each week creatively! Something new each week. For Grades K-5.