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Therapy dogs and their caregivers from Heeling House read with your child. Space is limited. For Grades K-5. Please visit and subscribe to our YouTube Channel - Loudoun County Public Library Online Programs - for more programs.
Therapy dogs and their caregivers from Heeling House read with your child. Space is limited. For Grades K-5. Please visit and subscribe to our YouTube Channel - Loudoun County Public Library Online Programs - for more programs.
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Storytime with therapy dogs Tagan, Duncan, and Mercury at Lovettsville Library offers reading and snuggling, for ages 10 and under.
Legacy Through My Lens exhibit by Heather Lynn Overheu showcases photos from her Legacy Farms apprenticeship, dedicated to Martha Schonberger, in the meeting room at Thomas Balch Library.
A talk at Thomas Balch Library explores Asian immigration and military service during the Civil War, examining identity and the pursuit of the American Dream.
A T. rex hides in Ashburn Library; participants locate it and claim a small prize at the children’s desk, for ages 10 and under.
Agatha Christie Book Raffle (Purcellville Library) — Try your luck winning a bundle of new and gently used Christie novels, celebrating her mystery legacy, ages 14+.
LEGO Creators (Rust Library) — building challenges where children and caregivers create LEGO projects together, ages 10 and under.
Interactive stories and movement at Rust Library, for ages 5 and under with a caregiver.
Free drop‑in play time with puppets, puzzles, musical instruments and other learning toys in the Maggie Nightingale Library meeting room, for ages 5 and under.
Design and decorate a colorful owl to take home at Sterling Library, open to adults experiencing memory loss, ages 18 and up.
Chair-supported easy yoga class at Middleburg Library, using a chair for support and requiring movement-friendly clothing, for ages 18 and up.
Mark Groves discusses Liberated Love, offering guidance on true intimacy, in an online author talk for ages 14 and up.
Storytime at Maggie Nightingale Library offers diverse stories, language‑building activities, and a coloring sheet for ages 5 and under.
Homeschool Hangout at Rust Library offers leisurely puzzle building or silent speed puzzling, letting participants choose their pace, for ages 11–17.