- Fairfax County Public
Library Cosponsors PSA Contest
From May 2 until June 23, the Fairfax County Public Library, in
partnership with the FOR LOVE OF COUNTRY
Foundation, will conduct a “Why Vote” Public Service
Announcement (PSA) contest.
- Historic Highway Marker Unveiling
Ceremony at Oakton Library
A ceremony to unveil a historic highway marker named in honor of
Ira Noel Gabrielson, 1889-1977.
- Library Sponsors Technology Fair for People With Vision Disabilities
Fairfax County Public Library invites people with vision disabilities, caregivers,
friends, family and other interested parties to VisionQuest 2008.
- Common
Ground Authors Conclude Library’s
Perspectives Series
The Fairfax County Public Library’s Perspectives Series concludes May 6 with “Common Ground” columnists
Cal Thomas and Bob Beckel.
- Library Helps League of Women Voters Celebrate 60th Anniversary
Fairfax County Public Library branches throughout the county will host a League of Women Voters’ exhibit from April – September to celebrate the Fairfax area chapter’s 60th anniversary.
- Library Board to Honor Volunteers April 9
The Fairfax County Public Library Board of Trustees
will honor 34 volunteers and two community partners
at a special awards ceremony at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April
9.
- Library Presents Persepolis Author
Marjane Satrapi discusses her best-selling graphic memoir, Persepolis: The Story of a
Childhood at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 2.
- Library Presents Osama bin Laden Expert
The Fairfax County Public Library presents Michael Scheuer, author of Marching Toward Hell: America and Islam after Iraq.
- Library Concerts Feature Young Soloists, National Symphony Ensemble
The Music Friends of the Fairfax County Public Library will cosponsor two free
Concerts at the Alden events in March: a Young Soloists Recital on Sunday, March 16; and a National Symphony Orchestra Chamber Ensemble on Sunday, March 30.
- Children’s Artwork on Display at the Fairfax County Public Library
The Fairfax County Public Library’s eight regional
branches will display artwork over the next eight
months created by children ages 6-12 as part of
the Harmony Project.
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