Free Admission to MOCA with Library Card
FREE ADMISSION TO MOCA JACKSONVILLE ON THE LAST FRIDAY EACH MONTH WITH LIBRARY CARD
Jacksonville Public Library and MOCA Jacksonville Offering Duval Residents More Access to Art and Literature
San Marco Branch Library is closed for the remainder of the day due to a facilities issue.
JaxLibrary app is currently offline. While we work to resolve the issue, use our mobile catalog to access online library services.
Bill Brinton Murray Hill Library will be closed for renovations starting Monday, Nov. 27. through Monday, Dec. 11.
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Jax Public Library Goes Overdue Fine Free
Jacksonville Public Library Waives Overdue Fines and Goes Fine Free for 2020
Mayor, City Council and Board of Library Trustees Activate COVID Relief for Library Customers
UPDATE: The Board of Library Trustees voted to eliminate overdue fines permanently effective July 1, 2021.
National Geographic's Ted Sickley to Headline Library's Mapping Our Past Event
Featured Speakers Include Florida Map Expert Peter Cowdrey, Mapping Jax Advocate Steve Williams
Beaches Branch Library to Host Beaches Reader Fest
Cassandra King Conroy to Share New Memoir about Late Husband Pat Conroy, author of The Prince of Tides and The Great Santini.
Library Seeks Local Authors For Jax Book fest 2020
Submit Applications by Nov. 30, 2019 Deadline
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Oct. 02, 2019 – Jax Book Fest, an annual community event that brings together local authors and book lovers, will return to the Main Library Feb. 29, 2020, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m., with New York Times best-selling authors Brad Meltzer and Karma Wilson as keynote speakers. The event, which will celebrate its fourth year in 2020, will feature more than 80 local authors of every genre.
Unlimited Online Courses at Your Fingertips for Free
Update on April 20, 2021:
Lynda.com has been upgraded to LinkedInLearning for Library with Lynda.com content.
30,000 New Reasons to Get a Library Card
#Kanopy Free Movie and Documentary Screening Now Available
Beat summer brain drain!
Parents, have you heard of the “summer slide”? Research shows that children, especially new or struggling readers, who do not engage in fun or educational activities during the summer months are more likely to suffer from the "summer slide" — the learning loss of up to two months of educational progress that takes place during the summer months and the long break from school.
Library and League to Host 2019 City Council Candidate Forums
Public Invited to Submit Questions Online by April 8; Attend Forums to Get Answers April 18
Library Adds More Hours to Better Serve Customers
Effective March 2, 2019, New Schedule Will Help Standardize Hours
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