Visit the Makerspace to watch artist Caitlin Keefe experiment with pouring techniques and paint viscosity to create one-of-a-kind paintings and 3D objects with a "Gone to the Beach" theme. Check with Makerspace staff for the schedule.

Local artist Anne Block exhibits her paintings of baby animals from her travels to National Parks.

Local artist Lizzy Javier exhibits her fine art paintings on the gallery wall: Color is Important.

Award-winning local artist Evelyn Guzman exhibits her contemporary paintings on the gallery wall.

Play and learn video game history at LCPL's first Retro Game Archive exhibit. Try out the game console, get a list of recommended reads about video games and answer video game history trivia.

Local Loudoun artists share their photographs of nature and wildlife taken in parks and spaces around the county.

Local artist Susanne Kamalieh exhibits her abstract works with line and color visualization of the atmospheric space. 

Local artist Sheila Huyett exhibits her fine art paintings of landscapes, florals and roosters on the gallery wall. "I am driven by the quest to evoke a sense of nostalgia in viewers, enabling them to weave their own tales..."

Local abstract artist Mark Drefs exhibits his work on the gallery wall.

Local artist Abinaya of Art Beyond Impressions exhibits her paintings.  http://www.artbeyondimpressions.square.site

Local abstract artist Rick Clement exhibits his cubist paintings. 

Local artist David Thor exhibits his paintings inspired by his Hmong heritage and his love of street, comic and modern art. This collection of paintings pays homage to the strong inspirational women that left an indelible mark on his life. Please visit and subscribe to our YouTube Channel – Loudoun County Public Library Online Programs – for more programs.

Brambleton Library’s Typographic Poetry Exhibition is proud to display the poem YUE by Brian Moore, a junior at Saint Paul VI Catholic High School. Brian’s poem is inspired by the love between the characters Sokka and Yue in the show Avatar: The Last Airbender. His goal was to capture the curiosity and spontaneity of their teenage love by writing questions which Sokka would ask Yue. 

Visit the Makerspace to watch artist Carolyn Watson experiment with equipment and found objects to create unique sculptures that tell a story. Check with Makerspace staff for the schedule.

For a limited time, donate your clean, dry plastic bags in the lobby of the Gum Spring Library to provide resources for an upcycled plastic bag craft in October.

Pick up a kit to make two lavender sachet bags with dried flower clay pendants. While supplies last.

Donate last year's gently used Halloween costume, or swap it out with another from our selection, all free of charge! Costume Swap runs from Oct. 1-Oct. 31. Donations accepted in the Teen Center starting Monday, Sept. 18.

Every October when the wind starts to blow and Halloween is just around the corner artists participate in an inky drawing positive contest called Inktober. This autumn Ashburn Library invites you to participate in a drawing contest for teens and adults. Check out this link for rules and submission information.

Join us for a scavenger hunt for your favorite monsters in the Gum Spring Library Teen Center.

Trick-or-treat! Are you ready to terrify with your killer TikTok skills? We dare teens, ages 13 and older, to submit their original video reel to Brambleton Teen’s TikToks of Terror contest. Video reels should be no longer than 60 seconds and be Halloween-themed. For the full list of submission guidelines and contest rules, visit the Brambleton Teen Center. Submission acceptance begins on October 1.

Visit the Makerspace to watch artist Barbara Osborne-Harris use repurposed items to create one-of-kind art that tells a story. Check with Makerspace staff for the schedule.

Drop in to make crafts celebrating Halloween.

Pause to breathe and center the mind with instructor Gretchen Schutte.Please visit and subscribe to our YouTube Channel – Loudoun County Public Library Online Programs – for more programs.

Explore a new science topic each month. For all ages.

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by creating painted pots in the style of this Mexican painter.