08/25/2023
Thursday, Aug. 31 is the deadline! Enter your short story for a chance to win a cash prize in our Write On! contest for adults age 18+. For details and the online submission form, go to
library.loudoun.gov/writeon.
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Loudoun County Public Library builds community by nurturing an environment where the joy of reading and learning is celebrated and people and ideas flourish. Visit one of our 10 locations: Ashburn, Brambleton, Cascades, Gum Spring, Law Library (Leesburg), Lovettsville, Middleburg, Purcellville, Rust (Leesburg) and Sterling.
08/23/2023
Come learn about our local environment from the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy's stunning exhibit as it makes its rounds to all the branches. View professional photographers' images of our local parks accompanied by educational descriptions. See it at your branch in the coming months:
2023
July-August: Ashburn Library
September-October: Rust Library
November-December: Loudoun County Law Library
2024
January-February: Lovettsville Library
March-April: Cascades Library
May-June: Middleburg Library
July-August: Purcellville Library
September-October: Brambleton Library
November-December: Gum Spring Library
Photo credit: Michael Sciortino
08/22/2023
We are so excited to welcome author Eric Litwin to Cascades Library this Saturday at 1 p.m. for an outdoor concert! If you didn't know already, his books are favorites of our Children's Department staff. 🤩 Please join us as we sing, dance and celebrate!
https://tinyurl.com/9cymxcn4
08/21/2023
Maker Monday: A group of kids got to test-drive the sublimation markers at Rust Library Makerspace the other day! They drew their own designs, printed them out with the sublimation printer, and used a special heat press to apply them to mugs. Know anyone you'd like to make gifts for? Ask a staff at your closest makerspace for details! Find more inspiration at library.loudoun.gov/makerspace.
08/20/2023
An art historian, the author of the original Pete the Cat books, and a witness of General MacArthur's farewell address to West Point cadets are among this week's featured presenters. Plus, we've scheduled two new offsite Catch the Bus events at PRCS locations! Get the details here: https://buff.ly/3YHKc87.
08/17/2023
UPDATE: All Catch the Bus programs have been canceled due to unforeseen circumstances and will not be rescheduled. You can check with your elementary school to see if they will have buses onsite at their orientations next week. Catch our other programs at library.loudoun.gov/calendar.
08/16/2023
Sewing enthusiasts and beginners alike: We have a couple of fun programs coming up next week on Tuesday, Aug. 22 and Saturday, Aug. 26! Search our event calendar by keyword "sewing" to find out when classes are offered: https://buff.ly/45cju9V.
These images are from Brambleton Library's spring 2023 Artist-in-Residence programs with Gretchen Carder, modern quilter.
08/15/2023
Did you know that today, August 15th, is National Relaxation Day? And what better way to rest and recharge than with a book from the library! Visit our online catalog to see books on relaxation in our collection, or stop by and browse the shelves. Either way, we hope you have a relaxing day! https://tinyurl.com/57mf8kuf
08/14/2023
Maker Monday: A patron of the Gum Spring Library Makerspace has been using 3D design software (such as Tinkercad) to print these cookie cutters. He then passes them to his daughter to use with clay, which she turns into earrings. Talk about a multi-step collaboration! You can see more examples on her Instagram account, Clay on the May, at https://buff.ly/3qu47dY.
08/13/2023
This week, practice catching the bus! Or attend a bilingual family concert, hone your writing skills, explore history, and experience a sound bath. Such variety in this week's events: https://buff.ly/3s3uzeV.
08/12/2023
The weather is looking perfect for our End of Summer Reading Program Celebration! 🌞 There is so much to celebrate - a successful Summer Reading Program, the end of a lovely summer, libraries and YOU, our wonderful community. 💜
Join us in the back parking lot today between 10 a.m. to noon for games, music, raffle prizes, crafts and ice pops. See you there! https://tinyurl.com/3zejc6h3
08/08/2023
Are you ready to get jiggy with us and show off some fly dance moves at our 1990s dance party? Come by on Friday at 10 a.m. and dance with us! https://tinyurl.com/yckd9n53
Check out the pictures of everyone booging and grooving at our 70s and 80s dance parties.
08/07/2023
Emergency Alert: All LCPL locations will be closing today, Aug. 7 at 5:30 p.m. due to inclement weather. We will reopen tomorrow, Aug. 8 at 9:30 a.m. Our digital resources are available at library.loudoun.gov/online. Stay safe!
08/07/2023
As part of Brambleton Makerspace's five-day skills camp, 21 patrons of various ages showed up to learn Intro to Embroidery. Check out this complex design (with over a dozen thread changes!) that one of our young patrons, Addison, completed. She then drew a rendition of her design for staff. Addison's mom wrote, "We came to the makerspace and had so much fun learning how to use the embroidery machine!" To find out about upcoming programs, search our event calendar with keyword "makerspace": https://buff.ly/3KvrniK.
08/06/2023
This week, look back at the Harlem Renaissance, a World War II turning point, early camera technology and a time-traveling magic show as you get ready to submit your Summer Reading challenge cards. Bon voyage! https://buff.ly/44UHChk
08/04/2023
Help us beat our all-time record of over 19,000 participants in our Summer Reading Program! There is still time to register online and earn two tickets to select Washington Nationals games (some with Story Times beforehand!) plus a free book.
Sign up at buff.ly/3id9tkS.
See Story Time dates at Nationals Park: https://buff.ly/44XDn4A.
08/02/2023
Enter to win a festive prize basket when you submit your Summer Reading challenge card at library.loudoun.gov/srp by Aug. 14! Each branch has baskets curated for pre-readers, elementary-aged children, teens, and adults. You can also pick up two tickets to a Nationals game and a free book (while supplies last). Thanks for participating!
07/31/2023
Personalized pouches for any occasion? Yes, please! This patron and her daughters came to the Gum Spring Library Makerspace to customize birthday gifts for a friend using the Silhouette Cameo cutter and heat press. She said, “You all are so welcoming. Now I feel confident and can do so many projects in this space.” Find out how you can personalize your items at https://library.loudoun.gov/Makerspace.
07/30/2023
This week, explore the evolution of Hollywood's sci-fi films, the benefits of vernal pools to wildlife or the possibilities of cool-season vegetable gardening. Or, catch a live performance infused with Latin American rhythms, song-and-dance numbers or puppetry. Come in and cool down: https://buff.ly/47bGcjQ.
07/25/2023
Eek, Bugs! Join Virginia Master Naturalist Sarah Oberther for a brief presentation in meeting room A about the bugs you may see in your backyard. Then head outdoors for a nature walk and bug safari. https://tinyurl.com/yeykpmsx
07/24/2023
You, too, can upgrade your party decorations to this level of fancy. This patron used the Glowforge laser cutter at Rust Library's Makerspace to make a customized wooden sign and magnets for her sister's bachelorette weekend. "They were a huge hit! I love to share the power of the library, and the Makerspace is such a unique aspect." Search our event calendar by keyword "makerspace" to find out about upcoming classes: https://buff.ly/3q0OSsQ.
07/23/2023
This week, grown-ups get to go to summer camp, kids can become science heroes, teens have countless opportunities to be creative, and stuffed animals get to sleep over at the library. (Yes, really!) See it all on our Weekly Program Schedule: https://buff.ly/3rIoUus.
07/20/2023
A little late but here's some pics of our much-beloved Tie-Dye night! Really loved seeing all the creativity and chaotic use of color. Hopefully your hands won't stay stained for too long. 🤷
For more information about After Hours Teen Center, visit our webpage at library.loudoun.gov/ahtc.
07/19/2023
Coming to Brambleton Library: Listen to the musical storytelling of Howay The Lasses as they commemorate the notable women of North East England. Hailing from the U.K., they will be performing live at Brambleton Library on Sunday, July 23 at 3 p.m. Check them out on YouTube and get in the spirit!
Event details: https://buff.ly/46UkCAi
Howay the Lasses on YouTube: https://buff.ly/46Wv8aj
07/19/2023
To thank you for attending our programs this summer, we are raffling off four pairs of tickets to the Loudoun County Fair! Take our survey at library.loudoun.gov/feedback and your name will be automatically entered. Winners will be drawn on Friday, July 21 and tickets will be delivered to nearby branches for pickup on Saturday, July 22. Tickets are good for July 25-29.
07/18/2023
What's more fun than reading a book together? Reading a book together while walking! Stop by the children's area for our StoryWalk® "Bee and Me" by Alison Jay. This wordless picture book will make the experience extra engaging. Use the QR code on the title page to find more wordless picture books in our collection, or use this link to visit our catalog: https://tinyurl.com/2ext5m8u
See you at the library! 📚📖
07/17/2023
Any guesses as to what this patron is making? She's been working on it for a couple of weeks with the sewing equipment at the Sterling Library Makerspace and plans to wear it to an upcoming event. Drop your guesses in the comments and stay tuned! In the meanwhile, visit the website for details about our Makerspaces: https://library.loudoun.gov/Makerspace.
07/16/2023
Magic, music and mastering time are among this week’s myriad offerings. There are also multiple writing workshops. Mark your calendars! https://buff.ly/3K055W2
07/15/2023
We certainly hope that everyone is having a wonderful summer filled with fun, sun and books! 🌞📚If you need some inspiration or suggestions for what to read, please swing by and visit our many book displays. We are about half way through our summer reading program. Have you signed up? Check out our page for information and registration information. https://library.loudoun.gov/srp
07/13/2023
We're being very crafty at AHTC this month! We hope everyone enjoyed their galaxy tote bags, whether you made one yourself or if you received one as a gift. This Friday we'll be shifting gears into the fandom world and doing some Star Wars Trivia!
For more information on After Hours Teen Center, visit our webpage at library.loudoun.gov/ahtc.
07/12/2023
Tomorrow at Old Ox Brewery: Former Clerk of the Supreme Court Bill Suter discusses case selection, recent decisions, the meaning of judicial ideologies, the personalities of the justices and media coverage. He also offers a few inside stories. For ages 21+. See our event calendar for details: https://buff.ly/44E789V.
07/11/2023
Miss Sally and Miss Christine are getting ready for our 1980s Retro Dance Party on Friday. Feel free to wear something white or neon that would glow in our black lights! We will have music, dancing and a fun story all celebrating the 80s. https://tinyurl.com/y6vnfvbr
07/09/2023
We have some special guests lined up for you this week, including a clerk from the U.S. Supreme Court, a native snake expert from Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy and a pet care pro from Loudoun County Animal Services. See the whole schedule of events at https://buff.ly/3NHYwbJ.
07/08/2023
📣PROGRAM ALERT📣
Unfortunately, the Daniel Kelly II Trio performance for this upcoming Sunday, July 9th, has been cancelled. We apologize for the inconvenience. Visit our online calendar to see when and where to catch more live music performances: https://tinyurl.com/yeyju9hn
07/04/2023
The library may be closed today, but we're still excited about all our great programming for adults we have coming up this month! From the science of time travel to live music, from the basics of pet ownership to aromatic spices, we've got something for everyone this month! Visit our online calendar to learn more: https://tinyurl.com/yc46r2jj
07/03/2023
Personalized items are *in*. This patron made an end-of-school gift for a favorite teacher by customizing a water bottle at the Sterling Library Makerspace. She used the Silhouette Cameo cutter to make a vinyl decal. Got anyone you need to make gifts for? Ask a staff how: https://library.loudoun.gov/Makerspace.
07/03/2023
All Loudoun County Public Library branches will be closed Tuesday, July 4, for Independence Day. Regular service will resume Wednesday, July 5 at 9:30 a.m. In the meanwhile, you can access our online resources 24/7 at library.loudoun.gov/online.
07/02/2023
It's movies and music this week with 100 years of Warner Bros., a drum circle, and a recording studio open house to keep you humming along. Also, if you've ever wondered, "Where are the time travelers?," you are not alone. View it all here: https://buff.ly/3NS68JV.
07/02/2023
Let's take it back, way back to 1982 when this game system was launched in the United States! Stop by to our Technology Throwback Petting Zoo table throughout the summer to explore some old tech and chat with the kids about how different it is from what they know now. Wonder what will be out next? 🤷♀️
06/28/2023
Eid Mubarak to those celebrating Eid al-Adha tonight!
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Big Library Read: Music is History by Questlove
Explore the influence of music on history – and history on music – one song at a time, from 1971 to the present. 🎶 Grab your library card and dive into “Music is History” by Questlove on the Libby app without waitlists or holds through April 18.
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Loudoun County Public Library has again been recognized as one of America’s best libraries, earning a four-star ranking by Library Journal — one of just four libraries in Virginia to receive a star rating! 🤩 It’s all thanks to the customers who use our collection and services, plus our amazing staff. We’re proud to serve #Loudoun! “I would like to thank our staff for their commitment and creativity as well as the Library Board of Trustees for its steadfast leadership,” LCPL Director Chang Liu said. “But most of all, I want to thank our customers for their remarkable support. It is our honor to serve them.”
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Ven a obtener tu refuerzo COVID-19 actualizado (bivalente) GRATUITO en Cascades Library (Biblioteca de Cascades) el lunes 14 de noviembre de 3:00-5:00 PM. Las personas de 5 años en adelante son elegibles para recibir un refuerzo actualizado 2 meses después de su última dosis de COVID-19 🍂🍁💉📚
Come get your FREE updated (bivalent) COVID-19 booster at Cascades Library on Monday, November 14 from 3:00-5:00 PM. People aged 5 and up are eligible to receive an updated booster 2 months after their last COVID-19 dose 🍂🍁💉📚
One more day for our Cascades Library book sale. Sunday's special is Fill a Bag! Put as many books in a shopping bag or our bags to purchase (see price s on the flyer). Come out and get some books for a fantastic price!!
Only a few more hours for donations (until 9 PM tonight 11/3) at Cascades Library in Room A.
The rooms are ready for the sale tomorrow, Friday 11/4 through Sunday 11/6. We have a lot of books looking for new homes.
Also, we are holding a raffle at the sale for a Josefina American Girl Doll. 1 ticket for $1 or 6 tickets for $5. The winner will be announced and notified at the conclusion of the sale.
All money received will go directly back into programs and support of the Cascades Library.
The rooms are ready for the sale tomorrow, Friday 11/4 through Sunday 11/6. We have a lot of books looking for new homes.
Also, we are holding a raffle at the sale for a Josefina American Girl Doll. 1 ticket for $1 or 6 tickets for $5. The winner will be announced and notified at the conclusion of the sale.
All money received will go directly back into programs and support of the Cascades Library.
Swoop in to not one but TWO used book sales this weekend! 🛍️ Don't miss the chance to stock up on books, DVDs and CDs (winter is coming, after all...) at Cascades Library and Gum Spring Library during the following hours:
• 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4, and Saturday, Nov. 5
• Noon-3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 6
• 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4, and Saturday, Nov. 5
• Noon-3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 6
Need to get your home library under control? We can help! Donate gently used books, DVDs and CDs to the Friends of the Gum Spring Library and the Friends of the Cascades Library - Sterling, VA for their upcoming sales. Items are accepted during regular hours at Gum Spring Library through the end of the month and at Cascades Library Oct. 24-Nov. 3. (And, of course, save the date for the sales — both happening Nov. 4-6!)
We asked a few of the authors appearing at our Eat Local Read Local festival to share what inspired them to write. The results were sensational! Click though the photos to discover their stories — and then make a plan to attend this free celebration of Loudoun authors Saturday at Cascades Library.
Love a good backstory? Us too. Here are a few gems from the upcoming Eat Local Read Local festival. 💎
Laura Savino spent her career as an international airline pilot, flying planes as tiny as a car and widebody aircraft larger than a football field.
Suzi Weinert went from writing a one-page story about a real-life scary experience at a garage sale to a four-book series that was adapted into 15 Hallmark made-for-TV series. (She still enthusiastically attends garage sales!)
Karen Schaufeld, Author was diagnosed with scarlet fever in the second grade and spent two weeks isolated in her room devouring books. The experience ultimately led to her path as an author.
John L. French is a retired crime scene supervisor with 40 years’ experience who has seen his fair share of murders, shootings and serious assaults. He started writing fiction to take a break from the realities of his job.
Catch these fascinating writers and many more Saturday, Oct. 15, at Cascades Library. Details: library.loudoun.gov/ELRL
Laura Savino spent her career as an international airline pilot, flying planes as tiny as a car and widebody aircraft larger than a football field.
Suzi Weinert went from writing a one-page story about a real-life scary experience at a garage sale to a four-book series that was adapted into 15 Hallmark made-for-TV series. (She still enthusiastically attends garage sales!)
Karen Schaufeld, Author was diagnosed with scarlet fever in the second grade and spent two weeks isolated in her room devouring books. The experience ultimately led to her path as an author.
John L. French is a retired crime scene supervisor with 40 years’ experience who has seen his fair share of murders, shootings and serious assaults. He started writing fiction to take a break from the realities of his job.
Catch these fascinating writers and many more Saturday, Oct. 15, at Cascades Library. Details: library.loudoun.gov/ELRL
Have you added the Eat Local Read Local yearly event to your calendars yet. Hosted by Cascades Library Loudoun County Public Library featuring local authors! Oct 15th @ 11 AM -1 PM. Can't wait to catch up with some old friends and make some new ones!
Could you collaborate creatively with someone you love? These duos from our upcoming Eat Local Read Local festival at Cascades Library make it look effortless!
Among the festival’s 70+ local authors are two mother-daughter teams. Beverly and Alyssa Samuel’s collaboration is motivated by a desire to help children embrace diversity, equity and inclusion in a fun way, while Sharon Lynn Brown and Heather Carlson Johnson set out to inspire children and parents to engage with each other and talk about values.
Two friends, Karen Burton and Deirdre Shupe, combined their skills in illustration and writing to compose an endearing art book about friendship that aims to help others express gratitude for the people in their lives.
And husband-and-wife team Paul Awad and Kathryn O’Sullivan have collaborated on feature and documentary films, screenplays and web series. Their first joint-effort novel is a sci-fi adventure featuring dual timelines and a frantic race to save humankind.
What can we say? Some things are just better together.
Catch these creative pairs and many more local authors Saturday, Oct. 15, at Cascades Library. Details: library.loudoun.gov/ELRL
Among the festival’s 70+ local authors are two mother-daughter teams. Beverly and Alyssa Samuel’s collaboration is motivated by a desire to help children embrace diversity, equity and inclusion in a fun way, while Sharon Lynn Brown and Heather Carlson Johnson set out to inspire children and parents to engage with each other and talk about values.
Two friends, Karen Burton and Deirdre Shupe, combined their skills in illustration and writing to compose an endearing art book about friendship that aims to help others express gratitude for the people in their lives.
And husband-and-wife team Paul Awad and Kathryn O’Sullivan have collaborated on feature and documentary films, screenplays and web series. Their first joint-effort novel is a sci-fi adventure featuring dual timelines and a frantic race to save humankind.
What can we say? Some things are just better together.
Catch these creative pairs and many more local authors Saturday, Oct. 15, at Cascades Library. Details: library.loudoun.gov/ELRL
The countdown is on for the Eat Local Read Local festival! Serving up entertainment – for both young and old – are rockers Felix Pickles and balloon-artist extraordinaire Tom Lilly. Catch them along with 70+ local authors at Cascades Library Saturday, Oct. 15.
Want to bring out your inner thespian? Join Jupiter Theater Company for an Intro to Shakespeare Workshop on Saturday, Aug. 13, at Cascades Library and Saturday, Aug. 20, at Purcellville Library (both start at 1 p.m.) to practice Shakespearean performance, text readings and games. Grade 9-adults welcome! Details: tinyurl.com/28e4e5xp
We’ll be back at Cascades Library this Monday, August 8 from 2:30-4:30 PM with free COVID-19 vaccines for those 5 years and older and again on Monday, August 22 from 3:00-5:00 PM. Stop by and get your first or second Pfizer dose or booster. No appointment needed!
Volveremos a la Biblioteca Cascades este lunes, 8 de agosto de 2:30 a 4:30 PM con vacunas COVID-19 gratuitas para mayores de 5 años y de nuevo el lunes, 22 de agosto de 3:00 a 5:00 PM. Visítenos y obtenga su primera o segunda dosis o vacuna de refuerzo de Pfizer. Puedes acudir sin cita y no se necesita identificación.
Volveremos a la Biblioteca Cascades este lunes, 8 de agosto de 2:30 a 4:30 PM con vacunas COVID-19 gratuitas para mayores de 5 años y de nuevo el lunes, 22 de agosto de 3:00 a 5:00 PM. Visítenos y obtenga su primera o segunda dosis o vacuna de refuerzo de Pfizer. Puedes acudir sin cita y no se necesita identificación.
It's baaack! Laser Tag Night returns to After Hours Teen Center at Cascades Library this Friday. Students age 12 through Grade 12 can assemble their crew and battle it out among the bookshelves from 6 to 9 p.m. There's no fee to play, but slots are limited. Complete your registration form at library.loudoun.gov/ahtc.
See you tomorrow afternoon (Monday, July 25) at Cascades Library for free COVID-19 vaccinations.
Nos vemos mañana por la tarde (lunes 25 de julio) en la biblioteca de Cascades para vacunas de COVID-19 gratuitas.
Nos vemos mañana por la tarde (lunes 25 de julio) en la biblioteca de Cascades para vacunas de COVID-19 gratuitas.
🗓 Mark your calendar! We’ll be back at Cascades Library on Monday, July 25 from 3:00-5:00 PM with free COVID-19 vaccines for those 5 years and older. Stop by and get your first/second Pfizer dose or booster. No appointment needed.
🗓 Marca tu calendario! Volveremos a la Biblioteca Cascades el lunes, 25 de julio de 3:00-5:00 PM con vacunas COVID-19 gratuitas para personas de 5 años y mayores. Puedes obtener tu primera/segunda dosis o dosis de refuerzo de Pfizer. No se necesita cita.
🗓 Marca tu calendario! Volveremos a la Biblioteca Cascades el lunes, 25 de julio de 3:00-5:00 PM con vacunas COVID-19 gratuitas para personas de 5 años y mayores. Puedes obtener tu primera/segunda dosis o dosis de refuerzo de Pfizer. No se necesita cita.
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