Celebrate Summer with weekly Teens Night Out programs every Friday from June 16-August 18 at the James City County Library. Games, crafts, music, and a chance to hang out with...
Join us for volunteer days on the Williamsburg Community Growers farm! Come learn about small-scale farming and participate in our local food system. The garden is located in the power...
Visit the Williamsburg Farmers Market on the 300 block of Duke of Gloucester Street, next to Merchants Square! This Virginia producer-only market offers a variety of local products, including fresh...
This session replaces the previous 7/20 class. There will be no class on 7/20. Learn the basics of how to find information on Wikipedia, the popular online encyclopedia, with confidence!
Celebrate all things science fiction and fantasy at this inaugural fan event! Meet Hugo Award-nominated author Alix E. Harrow (The Ten Thousand Doors of January, A Spindle Splintered), compete in...
My Hero Academia: World Heroes’ Mission. A doomsday cult known as Humarise believes that Quirks will eventually become so powerful that they will bring about the extinction of humanity. PG-13...
Have a snack, make a craft, or just hang out with friends, weekly before Nintendo Switch Open Play. For ages 9-12.
This lapsit storytime program is appropriate for babies from birth to 18 months and their caregivers. This storytime includes 15 minutes of songs, fingerplays, and lap games. Pick up a...
Make a baby quilt. Learn the fundamentals of quilting in this 4-session series; Attendance at all sessions and registration are required. Basic sewing skills required. Students will provide their own...
Have a smashing good time playing Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Mario Kart 8, and more on our Nintendo Switches and on the big screen in the Williamsburg Library Theatre. For...
Sing and dance with our puppets and enjoy books, flannel board stories, and other activities. Recommended for ages 3+.
Enjoy some summer sunshine after storytime with lawn toys and other outdoor activities at the James City County Library. Weather permitting; all ages welcome.