F.C. Library’s Summer Reading Registration Opens Next Week

2026-10-22 4:58 AM

F.C. Library’s Summer Reading Registration Opens Next Week

Registration for Mary Riley Styles Public Library’ Summer Reading Program opens next Monday, June 17.

The library has organized programs for readers of all age levels and abilities, as well as programs and special events throughout the summer.

All participants who successfully complete the program will receive a prize.

This year, the library is also offering a summer reading program for adults, in which readers 18 years and older who read four or more books can enter a raffle for an eReader and other prizes.

For more information, stop by or call the Youth Services Desk at 703-248-5034.

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