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June Features

Summer STEM: Sharks

Jul 10th | 3:00pm - 5:00pm
Shark-themed activities, crafts, and facts. While supplies last. All ages.

Attend a Fabulous Friday for Grades K-6

Join us for Fabulous Fridays! Kids in grades K-6 will enjoy a variety of fun, educational games, activities, and themed projects.

Evening & Weekend Grow a Reader Classes

Can't make it to a weekday storytime? We offer evening and weekend Grow a Reader classes designed to fit your busy schedule.

Check Out a Hammock Through Library of Things

Discover the ultimate way to relax among the trees this summer. Check out a hammock and other outdoor equipment through Library of Things.

Free Health Assessments, part of a series

Nursing students from Germanna Community College offer basic health checks, educational resources, and wellness tips.

Music on the Steps, part of a series

Join us for a fun night of music with the whole family! Details about performances can be seen at librarypoint.org/music-steps.

Lunch at the Library, part of a series

Free nutritious lunches for anyone 18 and under. In partnership with Hub of Hope.

New eAudio & eBooks

On Kanopy: Red, white, and independent.

Stream indie films that celebrate freedom, creativity, and fresh perspectives.

USA 250th Anniversary

250 years, countless stories. Celebrate America's history with this curated collection on Hoopla.

It's a Legendary Songwriter Summer on hoopla digital

From folk to pop to country, explore music from iconic American songwriters on hoopla!

On OverDrive eBooks & eAudio: History Speaks!

Check out these fabulous historical fiction novels for kids that bring the past to life!

Blue Catfish Blues: Invasives in the Chesapeake

Introduced to the Chesapeake Bay as a sport fish in the 1970s, over 100 million blue catfish are now estimated to live in its waters.

The Civil War in the Rappahannock Region

Book and online resources on the War Between the States in our area.

A Checklist for Genealogical Neophytes

Want to start researching your family history? Complete this helpful checklist before you begin!
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