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July Features

Novel Tea Book Group: The Berry Pickers by Amanda Peters

Jul 25th | 2:00pm - 3:00pm
Quarterly book discussion paired with a tea to try. Bring a favorite tea cup/mug or use the cups provided. While supplies last.

Record Your Story with the Oral History and Podcasting Kit

Have a story to share or a question to ask? Use this kit from our Tech-on-the-Go collection to get started.

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.

For Writers: Resources & More

Check out our local author visits, small groups, book suggestions, and other writing-related resources for your writing needs.

LGBTQ+ Teen Book Group (In-Person & Online), part of a series

Grades 6-12. Read one (or more!) books from our monthly selections, then join us for a discussion.

We the Readers Civic Book Club

Jul 21st | 7:00pm - 8:00pm
Online Event
Join us quarterly to explore a variety of civic topics to enlighten and empower you to make positive changes in our society.

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

Merry Christmas in July!

Sleigh your summer with hoopla digital's Christmas in July collection of festive audiobooks, eBooks, movies, and music.

On Kanopy: July is Disability Pride Month

This Disability Pride Month, explore films on Kanopy that amplify disabled voices and expand the way we think about identity and ability.

On OverDrive eBooks & eAudio: Good Reads Books for Teens

Are all the physical titles of the teen Good Reads books checked out? Don't worry, we've got them here in eBook!

Find your fandom with hoopla digital

Find your fandom! Whether you're new or a longtime fan, celebrate Anime Month with comics, manga, movies, and TV shows for free on Hoopla.

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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