There is a story only you can tell. Here's your chance to let the world hear it. Enter Loudoun County Public Library's It's All Write Short Story Writing Contest for Teens for a chance to win $200. Submissions of 2,500 words or less are being accepted for both the middle and high school categories from January 1-March 1. Visit https://library.loudoun.gov/itsallwrite for guidelines, FAQs and details about writing workshops. 

Explore math and science concepts with hands-on activities. For Grades K-5.

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

January topic: Refugees and Global Migration
Join the program that discusses the most critical global issues facing America today. Larry Roeder, recipient of the U.S. Department of State Superior Honor Award, will facilitate the discussions. 

Bring an 8.5 X 11 picture of a pet to create an abstract portrait with acrylic paints. Picture can be a xerox image. Supplies provided. For Grade 9-adult.

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

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

The Archivist's Story by Travis Holland

Gather around as master storyteller Baba Jamal Koram brings life to the lore of African cultures. His captivating presence engages the audience with lessons of standing up for what is right, caring for our earth, and believing in the good in everyone. For all ages

Be inspired by your favorite children's books and get creative with paints, prints and collages. For Grades K-5.

Through hands-on experimentation, learn about color concepts and relationships and how to apply them to art, design and even choosing paint colors for your home. For Grade 9-adult.

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

Explore math and science concepts with hands-on activities. For Grades K-5.

Join the program that discusses the most critical global issues facing America today. Larry Roeder, recipient of the U.S. Department of State Superior Honor Award, will facilitate the discussions.

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