Loudoun County Public Library

Gear up for discovery with STEAM eTools

STEAM encourages curiosity. From fossils to astronauts, children can discover an array of tools and topics through STEAM-themed eBooks, audiobooks, comics and video. STEAM content expands a child's mind and teaches them more about the ever-changing world around them.
eBooks | Activity books | Music

Just for homeschoolers

The library has a treasure trove of tools for homeschool families. Here are a few:

• Homeschool Enrichment programs
• eBooks and eAudiobooks
• Databases and r esearch tools
• Coding robots

Learn more at Ashburn Library's Homeschool Open House on Sept. 17.

Your littlest reader can now get a library card

Meet our newest arrival: Baby’s First Library Card! It's our way of highlighting the importance of reading early and often to children. Visit any branch to receive your card, attend Baby Storytime and register for the 1000 Books Before Kindergarten program. There’s no minimum age to become a card-holder.

Let LEGOs unlock your imagination

LEGOs aren't just fun, they're also educational. Enhance creative skills and critical thinking while exploring engineering concepts during a free LEGO-building program at the library. There are a variety of options for children of all age groups, plus fun for families. Click here for complete listings.

Join a weekly storytime at Brambleton

Until the new Brambleton Library opens, library staff host a free pop-up Family Storytime on Tuesdays at 10 a.m. Drop by the Brambleton Community Center every week for stories and games that kids of all ages can enjoy.

Click here for a full list of storytimes.

Find a Reading Buddy at your library

Encourage your child's love of books and improve their reading development by pairing them with a teen buddy for
one-on-one reading time.
For kids in preschool through
second grade.

Join a Reading Buddies Storytime
near you.