Pick up a kit to learn more sewing machine skills. Work at your own pace and complete projects as you go. This is a four-month series. For March, the focus is on sewing a zipper. For help, drop in every Monday from 5-8 p.m. Limited supplies available.

Pick up a form in the Brambleton Teen Center and fill it out to get a reading list personalized for you by a librarian. Return forms in person to the Teen Center or scanned and emailed to austin.ferraro@loudoun.gov.

Come to the front desk to receive your book box registration form for the March-May subscription period. Each book box contains a craft, a snack, a unique bookmark and a book recommended to you by a teen librarian based on your preferences.

Enjoy a StoryWalk® the next time you visit Brambleton Library. The adventure begins on the library windows near the back parking lot. Our current feature is Elephants Cannot Dance! by Mo Willems.

Brambleton Library’s Typographic Poetry Exhibition is proud to display the poem Daisies by Charlotte Chang, a 7th grade student at Brambleton Middle School. In Daisies, Charlotte describes the futile superstition of plucking petals from flowers to determine a person's future love life.

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Which children's or teen book will claim the title of LCPL's favorite? Vote at your branch each week to pick the winner!

Quilter Gretchen Carder experiments with Makerspace equipment and innovative sewing techniques to create original quilts and modernize a 400-year-old American tradition. Check with Makerspace staff for the schedule.

Brambleton Library’s Micro Art Gallery proudly presents the spoken word poetry of Brice Grimes, a junior at Independence High School. His inspirational poems Screams, Silence and The Sky is Lined With Poems were recorded in Brambleton Library's Makerspace recording studio. Listen to Brice recite his three poems on headphones at the Micro Art Gallery.

Choose a book based on this month's theme, "Ticket to Paradise," either from the book display at the library, the suggested reading list or that you find on your own. This month's crafting book club will be on Monday, April 3 at 6:30 p.m.

Help Buzzy the Bee find seven flowers native to Virginia hidden around the Children's area. Show your completed checklist to a librarian to receive a small prize.

Read Can I Play Too? by Mo Willems while you're on the move. At story's end, find items that encourage outdoor play and nature connection. Co-presented by members of the Loudoun Pediatric Obesity Coalition.

Get creative with those marshmallows by constructing a diorama of your favorite book. Bring the finished work to the library to be displayed.

Drop by the Teen Center and play demi-chess. Invented in 1986 by Peter Krystufek, this game is played like regular chess except that you play on a special half-size board and with no queens. A custom set will be available to play, so let our teen staff know what you think.

Many scholars believe that Shakespeare mentions law more than any other profession and many people can quote that famous line, "The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers." Visit during Shakespeare Week to browse our special collection for an in-depth exploration of this striking relationship.

Come to the front desk to receive your book box registration form for the April-June subscription period. Each book box contains a craft, a snack, a unique bookmark and a book recommended to you by a teen librarian based on your preferences.

Use scratch art techniques to make a unique bookmark. Pick up a kit in the Teen Center while supplies last.

Tell a librarian your favorite joke in honor of April Fool's Day and get an emoji button! For Preschool-Grade 5.

Pick up a form in the Brambleton Teen Center and fill it out to get a reading list personalized for you by a librarian. Return forms in person to the Teen Center or scanned and emailed to austin.ferraro@loudoun.gov.

Take part in our 10th annual poetry writing contest in honor of National Poetry Month. Entries are accepted from April 1-May 17. For ages 18 and older. This program is made possible by the generous support of the Loudoun Library Foundation. Click here for more information.

Enjoy a StoryWalk® the next time you visit Brambleton Library. The adventure begins on the library windows near the back parking lot. Our current feature is Reading Makes You Feel Good by Todd Parr.

Support our neighbors at Dulles South Food Pantry by decorating reusable grocery bags for food pantry customers. Teens will receive two hours of volunteer credit for decorating bags at the library or taking them home to decorate.

Find the eggs hiding in the children's area, see which animal they belong to and then come to the desk for a sticker.

Pick up a kit to learn about leatherwork. Work at your own pace and complete projects as you go. For April, the focus is on how to sew leather. For help, drop in every Monday from 5-8 p.m. Limited supplies available.

Take home a craft kit or science project while supplies last.

Bugs, Bugs, everywhere! Identify all the insects hidden around the Children's area. Show your completed scavenger hunt to a librarian to receive a small prize. For Grades K-5.