Welcome to your library news update. Don't miss our 7th annual comic book convention--CRRL-Con! We'll have live-streamed events May 1 and online activities throughout the month of May! In celebration of CRRL-Con, pick up a Grab and Go bag filled with activities for families. Contact your branch to pick up at curbside pickup or grab a bag during a Library Express visit.
2020 was a unique and challenging year, but we responded with innovation and community service--3D printing PPE for area first responders, hosting virtual events, adding circulating Chromebooks and wifi hotspots to our collection, and more. View it all in our annual report, available online. We've also resumed notary services and soon will be offering expanded video-based learning with LinkedIn Learning.
The Friends of the Library Membership Month continues through April. Joining the Friends is a great way to support your library, and get bonus membership rewards!
We're highlighting the collection with Most Popular eMagazines and Spring Debuts for Young Adults. In observance of Mental Health Awareness Month, we're presenting a Mental Health Book Discussion about the title (Don't) Call Me Crazy. Check the book out now and join us May 19.
Join us for Lunch & Learn, from Seed Starters in your garden to Food as Medicine in your kitchen. Enjoy a video from our Celebration of Poetry, when Kim B. Miller, Prince William County Poet Laureate shared her poem Poetry Is. Then hear about her creative journey and ask questions via Facebook Live on April 29.
College entrance exam season is upon us. We're offering help with the SAT® and ACT®, live tutors for essay writing, and expert advice on the complete college application process and financial aid through Tutor.com.
