Research & Learning
Walk-in Tech Help
Tues & Thurs
1:30-2:30 PM
Do you have questions about technology or your electronic device? Let the library staff help you! Come in anytime between 1:30 pm and 2:30 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays to get assistance.
Teens Give Back
Month of February
Join the library’s Teen Advisory Board as they collect diapers and wipes for all ages for an outreach program in conjunction with Tabernacle United Methodist Church during the month of February. The church outreach program distributes diapers throughout the community once a month. Please drop off donations at the library to help support this great cause!
Winter Reading Program
January 1st through February 28th
All ages are invited to read “Books Like Us” by participating in our Winter Reading Challenge. We will compete against hundreds of other libraries across the U.S. in Beanstack's fourth annual Winter Reading Challenge. Sign up online or use the Beanstack app to track your reading progress during the month of January (our program will continue until the end of February). Top-performing libraries can earn prizes like author visits and new books. Share your progress on social media using #WinterRead2021. Those children (up to 5th grade) who complete the challenge will be invited to our socially distanced Seussabration to celebrate.
Master Your Garden
Saturdays, 1:00 - 2:00 pm on Zoom
The Poquoson Public Library and York County Public Library are partnering with the 
Virginia Cooperative Extension Office to host a series of virtual classes from the York-Poquoson Master Gardeners. The Master Your Garden series will feature a variety of Saturday seminars to build your gardening skills. All classes will be hosted on Zoom. Register online to receive a Zoom link or at the Circulation Desk.
- February 27 - Healthy Lawns
- March 6 - Gardening in Small Spaces
- March 27 - Vegetable Gardening
Video Streaming
Poquoson Library now has video streaming for your viewing pleasure! Through RBdigital video you can access four different channels: Acorn TV, The Great Courses, IndieFlix, and Qello Concerts by Stingray. You are able to check out one channel per week for 7 days of unlimited viewing. Get started by clicking the image above.
Update: Phase Three
The library will reopen its building to the public on July 6th with some limitations. Hours will be Monday through Thursday 10am-7pm, Friday 10am-5pm, and Saturday & Sunday 1-5pm.
The public is strongly encouraged to wear a facial covering while visiting any municipal building in the City. To assist those who do not have or may have forgotten their own, disposable masks and hand sanitizer will be provided in the lobby. If you have any questions, please call the library at 757-868-3060.
The library will provide computer access (with a one hour limit) and notary service by appointment. Please call 757-868-3060 to make an appointment. Meeting and study rooms will not be available at this time.
The library will continue to provide curbside pickup Monday-Friday 10:30am-4:30pm.
Library Cards
The Poquoson Public Library is temporarily issuing library
cards over the phone so that citizens can have access to online resources including ebooks and e-audio books without coming to the library in person. We are also renewing expired library cards and can help navigate any of our digital resources. Please call 757-868-3060 for assistance.
PHS Yearbook Archive
It is a blast from the past! The Poquoson High School yearbooks from 1935 through 1977 have been digitized and are now available. Have fun searching for pictures of your family and friends. If you have good condition copies of editions we are missing and would be willing to let us borrow to digitize, contact the library at 868-3060.
New Additions
Instant Genre & Subject links,
& Award winners
Digital collection
Picturing the Past
Teaming up with the Poquoson Museum and the Poquoson Historical Commission, the library is creating a digital archive of historic photos of Poquoson for the public to enjoy. If you have old photographs, negatives, or slides and would consider loaning them to the library for scanning, please call the library at 757-868-3060.
