Learn how Black lawyers, lawmakers, and masons carved a path through slavery, Jim Crow, and civil rights struggles to become Jacksonville leaders.
The Argyle Branch will be temporarily closed beginning Saturday, July 11, for HVAC upgrades.
Learn how Black lawyers, lawmakers, and masons carved a path through slavery, Jim Crow, and civil rights struggles to become Jacksonville leaders.
Jennifer Moorman is a USA Today bestselling author who writes enchanting novels inspired by the everyday magic and whimsy in the world around her.
We're more than half way through the 2026 Jax Stacks Reading Challenge. Looking for an even bigger challenge? Welcome to "genre mode!"
Save the date for Jax Book Fest! Jacksonville Public Library's BOLDEST celebration of books and the local literary community returns September 19.
Having trouble finding your next read? We have 16 book clubs providing great recommendations every month.
Join the conservation with Clay Henderson and Florida Master Naturalist Ryan Worthington and learn how you can help defend Florida's natural wonders.
The 2026 Conservation Series and Florida Reflections Series both wrap up this June. Life Lab continues with biking, gardening, and business workshops.
Challenge yourself to read more this summer, with help from Library Book Clubs.
Film screening and discussion about America’s most endangered songbird, Florida grasshopper sparrow, with the Duval Audubon Society.
Stanton gives a pictorial history of the buildings, faculty, student life, and traditions that have left an indelible mark on African American life in Jacksonville.