Fairfax County Public Library now offers access to live and on-demand virtual talks from renowned authors of popular health and wellness titles – all for free!
FCPL offers free 3D printing design classes for anyone looking to create objects for school projects, use around the home or just for fun.
We all know that there are endless ways to have fun at your local library, but what about outside of our branches? Discover how you can enjoy nature and the great outdoors with these library resources and programs.
Since we have an extensive collection of gardening books, soil test kits and gardening magazines, seed libraries are a natural, homegrown extension of our services.
While the weather outside may be frightful, the board games in Fairfax County Public Library's Library of Things are so delightful!
Discover different library and county resources available to help you during your job search including information on how to improve your resume, vocational test preparation and more.
Located in the Fairfax County Government Center, the mission of Fairfax County Public Library’s Access Services branch is to remove barriers in using the library for individuals with disabilities.
Want to try something new but don't want to spend a lot of money on something you may not even like? Seeking a space to connect with others who enjoy similar hobbies such as knitting, crocheting, arts, crafts and more?
Did you know that Fairfax County Public Library lets you borrow more than just books, audiobooks and DVDs? From framed artwork to nature backpacks, discover what other items you can check out through FCPL's Library of Things.
If there is one thing we know about our cardholders and visitors, it is that they love books -which makes your local library, and the book clubs it hosts, a great place to meet new books and new friends!
Fairfax County Public Library is excited to announce a new partnership with local PBS member station WETA to provide easy access to free video streaming services for FCPL’s visitors, customers and cardholders.
From Newsweek, The New Yorker, National Geographic and Popular Mechanics, to Bon Appetit, Southern Living and Good Housekeeping — your favorite magazines are all available for free with your library card!
Tax season. It’s a time of year most people dread, well except maybe accountants. From “am I filling out the right forms?” to “can I claim that as a deduction?” the questions about your taxes can be overwhelming.
Fairfax County Public Library strives to be a community hub of innovation and education, offering lifelong learning to all Fairfax County residents from early literacy up to continuing education and activities for adults and seniors.