Fairfax County Public Library is proud to announce the exhibit "From Barriers to Ballots: The Fight for Equal Voting Rights in Virginia," which will be displayed in select library branches this fall. Visitors will learn the story of four activists and the critical parts they played in securing the Voting Rights Act of 1965. | Fairfax County Government

Miss Glory Edim's presentation at Tysons-Pimmt Regional Library last Sunday? Check out this video from Channel 16 about the event, featuring a special cameo from Dranesville District - Supervisor Jimmy Bierman. | Fairfax County Public Library

We are officially two weeks away from LibraryCon! Learn more about what you can expect with this video from the team at Channel 16 featuring our very own School Age and Teen services Coordinator Robert Solka. Check out all that we will have in store at this year's event at bit.ly/FCPL_LibraryCon. | Fairfax County Public Library

Miss our All Fairfax Reads kickoff event? Don't fret! That was just one of the many events we will be hosting through November to come together, read and honor the life and legacy of renowned author James Baldwin. Learn more about this year's shared reading experience by watching this video courtesy of Channel 16. You can also register for upcoming events by visiting bit.ly/FCPL_AFREvents. | Fairfax County Public Library

Want to learn more about FCPL's Summer Reading Adventure? Check out this video from Fairfax County's Channel 16: | Fairfax County Public Library

Kings Park Library is hosting an Outlander experience until 4 p.m. today. | Fairfax County Public Library

It is almost time for FCPL's annual Summer Reading Adventure, your opportunity to read and complete activities to earn amazing prizes! While the Adventure doesn't officially start until Wednesday, June 11, you can preregister for the adventure on Beanstack starting tomorrow, June 4, so that come next week, you are ready to read! As a bonus incentive, everyone who preregisters for the adventure will be entered to win one of 80 $25 gift cards to Scrawl Books courtesy of the Fairfax Library Foundat