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July Features

Novel Tea Book Group: The Berry Pickers by Amanda Peters

Jul 25th | 2:00pm - 3:00pm
Quarterly book discussion paired with a tea to try. Bring a favorite tea cup/mug or use the cups provided. While supplies last.

Record Your Story with the Oral History and Podcasting Kit

Have a story to share or a question to ask? Use this kit from our Tech-on-the-Go collection to get started.

Evening & Weekend Grow a Reader Classes

Can't make it to a weekday storytime? We offer evening and weekend Grow a Reader classes designed to fit your busy schedule.

For Writers: Resources & More

Check out our local author visits, small groups, book suggestions, and other writing-related resources for your writing needs.

Colonial American Genealogy

Jul 25th | 11:00am - 12:30pm
This program will demonstrate that it is far easier when one has the right resources, records, and knowledge at hand.

Horror Book Group, part of a series

Share your thoughts and experiences with other horror book fans.

Novel Tea Book Group: The Berry Pickers by Amanda Peters

Jul 25th | 2:00pm - 3:00pm
Quarterly book discussion paired with a tea to try. Bring a favorite tea cup/mug or use the cups provided. While supplies last.

New eAudio & eBooks

No borrows? No problem!

Titles in Hoopla's Bonus Borrows program don't count against your limit, and they're available the last seven days of each month.

On Kanopy: History comes to life this July

Explore sweeping stories, iconic characters, and unforgettable moments with the Historical Highlights: Period Pieces Collection.

Kids' Movie Soundtracks on hoopla

Admit it, you know all the words! Stream the songs you love from the movies they love on Hoopla.

This Month on hoopla digital

However you summer, Hoopla has you covered. Explore what's trending this July and find your next read, listen, or watch!

History of the Rappahannock River

Learn about the river's history - from pre-colonial days through the Civil War and into the 21st century.

Blue Catfish Blues: Invasives in the Chesapeake

Introduced to the Chesapeake Bay as a sport fish in the 1970s, over 100 million blue catfish are now estimated to live in its waters.

The Civil War in the Rappahannock Region

Book and online resources on the War Between the States in our area.
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