Use real leaves, block printing ink and brayers to create beautiful prints with Artist in Residence Rachel Cross. Find leaves on the ground on your way to the Rec Center or use what we provide! "Fresh" leaves work better than dry crumbly leaves. Artists of all ages are welcome, and no experience is needed! More information and sign-up. Walk-ins welcome as space and supplies permit.
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Create leaf block prints with artist‑in‑residence Rachel Cross using fresh leaves, ink and brayers at Springhill Lake Recreation Center, walk‑ins welcome, for all ages.
Local vendors sell produce, pasture-raised meats, sustainable seafood, soaps, ice cream, breads, mushrooms, flowers, plants, honey, coffee, wine, desserts, and prepared entrees at Roosevelt Center parking lot.
Dia de los Muertos Festival at Cielo Rojo features flash tattoos, tarot readings, face painting, papel picado making, local vendors, and an ofrenda where attendees bring labeled photos.
Knitting and crocheting sessions at White Oak Library let participants work on projects, share tips, and receive instruction from Knits n' Purls, for ages 11 and up.
Indian Heritage Month (Event Location, Mount Rainier) —.
Freestyle LEGO building session with abundant pieces encourages imagination at Greenbelt, for ages 5–12.
Art activities and pizza dinner for kids at Greenbelt Community Center, with flexible drop‑off and pick‑up during the session.
Guided sketching workshop at Greenbelt teaches new crafting skills and produces unique creations step by step, for ages 13 and up.
Costume party at 121 Centerway features plaza performers, merchant trick‑or‑treating, and a short film at Greenbelt Cinema, free for all ages.
Trunk or Treat (Beltway Plaza Rear Parking Lot) — Decorated trunks hand out candy, pumpkin carving runs alongside, partners Franklin Park and Mission BBQ, for all ages.
Microquilting workshop at Greenbelt Community Center teaches handsewing miniature quilts inspired by Zak Foster, offering a short, screen‑free, meditative project; $5 residents, $10 non‑residents, registration required.
Rake leaves to the curb, clear sticks and stones, and avoid parking in front of leaf piles for the Lakewood, Greenspring I & II collection.
Holiday Food Box Giveaway registration opens at Event Location in Greenbelt.
