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Pop culture historian Leslie Goddard, Ph.D. explores unique roadside structures and what they tell us about the history of road travel. This program was recorded November 25, 2024.

Learn where crops, heirlooms, and weeds come from as ethnobotanist Nan McCarry shares the 10,000-year-old story of agriculture and some of its unintended consequences. This program, recorded on Nov. 13, 2024, is a collaboration with the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy.

Paint a jar of honey with step-by-step instructions by artist Megha Mehra. View Megha' reference images www.meghamehra.com/reference-photos-november-2024 Supplies required: #6, #8 or #1 round paintbrush Watercolor paints - any red, yellow, blue, brown Heavy grade 8X10 paper Pencil (to draw) Water container Paper towel Paper plate or palette for mixing paints

Drawing on history, political philosophy, social psychology and economic decision calculus, George Mason University professor Jennifer Nicoll Victor describes the state of democracy in contemporary America. This non-partisan presentation, recorded on Oct. 10, 2024, aims to achieve three goals: First, to identify the root causes of partisan polarization in the United States today, and dispel a n...

Larry Meade, president of the Northern Virginia Bird Club, uses his photographs to show you how to distinguish sparrows from one another and identify other birds that resemble them. Identifying sparrows is a challenge not just for beginners, but for experienced birders as well. This is especially true in the fall when the number of species in our area increases due to migration. While differenc...

IT professional Jason Balser leads a panel discussion on how AI and cybersecurity affects us personally and socially. The experts offer insights and brainstorm ideas for navigating challenges. Panel members: Jason Balser has worked in the Northern Virginia IT industry for 28 years. Mayra Ruiz-McPherson, PhD(c), MA, MFA is a cyberpsychologist. Tom Bendien is the CEO of GT Cyber Labs. Ralf Schlen...

Join us in November for our virtual author talks series. To Register and Submit Questions for the Programs Go to libraryc.org/loudounlibrary

Ms. Heather teaches you how to set up a fun, early literacy teaching tool to enjoy with your young one.

Anita Tuttle, former urban nutrient management coordinator at the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation, talks about this strategy for keeping our waterways clean and shares steps each of us can take to reduce water pollution. This program, co-presented by Loudoun County Public Library and Loudoun County Master Gardeners, was recorded on Oct. 3, 2024.

Navigating the digital world while safeguarding your personal information has never been more crucial. Northern Virginia IT professional Jason Balser offers an eye-opening exploration of personal cybersecurity and shares practical measures to protect your digital assets. From securing your devices to fortifying your online presence, empower yourself with knowledge to navigate cyberspace securel...

Discover a new world of birding with eBird, a free resource for recording and sharing observations. Cornell Lab of Ornithology's Alli Smith describes how the data is transforming conservation efforts across the globe. This program, co-presented by Loudoun County Public Library and Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy, was recorded on Sept. 16, 2024. RELATED RESOURCES Cornell Lab of Ornithology: www.bir...

Ms. Lindsay shares a quick review of the book "The Dos and Donuts of Love" followed by a fun donut craft.

Maddie Bright, executive director of Earth Sangha, talks about threats to urban and suburban tree canopies, why underplanting and protecting tree seedlings is critical to preserving canopies, and the importance of maintaining and creating ecotones. This program, co-presented by Loudoun County Public Library and Loudoun County Master Gardeners, was recorded on Sept. 5, 2024. Earth Sangha: www.ea...

Watercolor Workshop: Still Life

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Watercolor Workshop: Seashell in Water

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Watercolor Workshop: Summery Citrus

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Programa de Lectura de Verano 2024