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Library News and Information
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 Did you know that Fairfax County Public Library lets you borrow more than just books, audiobooks and DVDs? From framed artwork to decorate your home to nature backpacks with everything you need to explore the great outdoors, discover what other non-traditional items you can check out from your local library through FCPL's Library of Things.
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 The mission of the Access Services branch is to remove barriers to library services, programs and resources for individuals with disabilities. From home delivery to assistive technologies, their team works hard to ensure everyone can experience the joy of books and reading.
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 Did you know the library can help students study, write reports and do homework? Let Fairfax County Public Library be your partner in academic success! Use these seven tips to maximize learning this school year with services and resources available for free with and without a library card.
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Throw away any expectations and grab some friends (or come on your own) for a fun evening of unleashing your creativity to make the most atrocious art imaginable using random, goofy supplies.
Martha Washington
August 4
7-8:30 p.m.
Join the author of The Book That Almost Rhymed as he enthralls the audience with interactive storytelling and a lesson on how to tell our own stories!
Herndon Fortnightly
August 16
10:30 a.m.-12 p.m.
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Get a taste of new and exciting graphic novels in this book club for kids age 6-12. Each month, we will read part of a new graphic novel together and follow it with a short discussion.
Thomas Jefferson
August 7
4-5 p.m.
Have fun making simple, marionette-like puppets out of construction paper, string and other supplies in this program designed for adult and senior crafters.
John Marshall
August 20
2-3:30 p.m.
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Get an introduction to StoryCorp's One Small Step Conversations with an overview of the program and guided practice of these skills, helping you have more meaningful discussions.
Kings Park
August 11
7-8:30 p.m.
Join retired GMU Professor of Public Policy Dr. Stephen Ruth as he discusses pros and cons of generative AI and what impacts it may have on people and society.
Tysons-Pimmit Regional
August 26
2-3:30 p.m.
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The temporary Patrick Henry Library branch is now open in the Cedar Park Shopping Center. Learn more about the new location and what services are offered.
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Each month FCPL offers a hand-picked selection featured for unlimited use. During that month, the selection will be always available with no holds, no waiting. The featured eBooks can be used for reading with friends, as virtual book club picks or just because you like to read what we suggest!
This month's pick:
There but for Grace
by Anne Whitney Pierce
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Have you noticed your favorite Fairfax County Public Library branch’s public art? Many of our branches have statues or other art for you to enjoy. From now through September 30, take a selfie with one and earn a chance to win prizes!
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Fairfax County Public Library actively builds community, furthers literacy, and promotes freedom of access and expression through programming, community spaces, technology, and collections of educational and recreational resources.
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