Jacksonville Public Library Blog
Celebrate Jacksonville art and artists during Art Walk, held Downton on the 1st Wednesday each month. The Main Library stays open late for the event.
Feed your curiosity... or fuel your next nightmare with a mix of frightful and delightful book recs - from funny picture books to horror for adults.
"The Reformatory" is a haunting historical fiction novel that delves into and sheds light on the tragedies of the infamous Dozier School for Boys.
Thrilling reads, haunting historical fiction... spooky season is in full swing! Join a Book Club, attend a Lit Chat, or write your own flash fiction...
On October 13, meet Dorsey Craft, the Jacksonville author of two collections of poetry: "A Brief History of Accidental Inventions" and "Plunder."
It's officially spooky season! If you're looking for a good scare, check out what library book clubs are reading in October.
Meet filmmakers, local subject matter experts, and other movie buffs when you attend a film screening and discussion at your library!
Hispanic Heritage Month honors the cultures and contributions of Hispanic and Latine/Latinx Americans. It runs September 15 through October 15.
Ennis Davis and Adrienne Burke explore why Jacksonville's Gullah Geechee heritage is an integral part of the city’s story.
At Jax Book Fest 2026, we've got an amazing lineup of New York Times bestselling authors and over 100 local authors who are scheduled to appear!
Play card games, win prizes, do some crafts, and pick up some awesome books at our first "Card Game Jamboree on Saturday, Sept. 26, at the San Marco...
Jax Book Fest returns 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 19, with New York Times bestselling authors John Patrick Green, Jennifer Lynn Barnes,...
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