Meet National Book Award Winner Tiya Miles at Jax Book Fest 2025 Tiya Miles is a National Book Award winner and the author of eight books, including four prizewinning histories about race and slavery.
For the Book Lovers: Celebrating National Book Lovers Day At Jacksonville Public Library, we celebrate book lovers every day! Get great book recommendations, join a Book Club, and more.
Forward Thinking: Mixon Town, a Historic African American Community The Jacksonville neighborhood of Mixon Town (originally known as West Lewisville) was first established in the late 1880s.
Celebrate Contemporary and Genre-Bending Romance this August August is both Read-a-Romance Month and Romance Awareness Month. So, what better time to explore a little of what this genre has to offer!
Jax Book Fest Writers' Day with National Book Award Winner Tiya Miles Pick from over a dozen different Writer's Lab workshops—lead by publishers, authors, and other industry insiders—at Jax Book Fest: Writers' Day.
Lit Chat Interview with Shark Scientist and Author Jasmin Graham Jasmin Graham discusses her love for sharks and her mission to promote diversity in marine biology with Kelsi Hasden.
Free Programs and Workshops for Adults this August Join us this month as we commemorate the 65th anniversary of Ax Handle Saturday, follow the adventures of a rouge shark scientist, and more.
Library Book Club Picks for August 2025 The summer reading season might be coming to a close but there's always one good reason or another to check out a book, including Book Clubs!
History Chat: Ax Handle Saturday 65th Anniversary On Saturday, August 27, 1960, a violent attack against Black demonstrators occurred at sit-in protests at segregated lunch counters in Jacksonville.