Explore makerspace technology and tools to learn a new skill each month. This month is an introduction to coding. For Grades 2-6. Space and supplies are limited. Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Please visit and subscribe to our YouTube Channel - Loudoun County Public Library Online Programs - for more programs.
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Dinosaurs hidden at Gum Spring Library’s children’s desk for a scavenger hunt, offering a small prize for finding them, ages 10 and under.
Monthly Gum Spring Writing Group at Gum Spring Library offers peer critique sessions where participants share, read, discuss stories, with options to give feedback, observe, or note triggers, ages 18+.
Rhymes, songs, stories, and movement fill Gum Spring Library’s toddler storytime, for ages 18 months–3 years with a caregiver.
Music and stories featuring rhythm and rhyme at Gum Spring Library, for ages 5 and under with a caregiver.
Songs, rhymes, and games help bond with babies in the Campbell Room, with post‑program time to meet other parents, for ages 0–12 months.
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.
Indigenous games, craft, and STEM project at Surratts‑Clinton for homeschool families, learning three cultural games, ages 5–12.
Homeschool Hangout at Rust Library offers leisurely puzzle building or silent speed puzzling, letting participants choose their pace, for ages 11–17.
