Leaf Collection: Lakewood, Greenspring I & II Monday, November 30 through Friday, December 4 Rake leaves to curb, not into the street Remove all sticks and stones from the pile Do NOT park in front of leaf piles Please rake your leaves to the curb the weekend before your scheduled pickup. For more information, call (301)474-8004.
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Rake leaves to the curb, clear sticks and stones, and avoid parking in front of leaf piles for the Lakewood, Greenspring I & II collection.
Freestyle LEGO building session with abundant pieces encourages imagination at Greenbelt, for ages 5–12.
Regular Meeting — Event Location, 25 Crescent Road, Greenbelt.
Electronic recycling drop-offs at the Department of Public Works on March 16, June 15, September 21, and December 21; bulk trash appointments on the 1st and 3rd Mondays.
Hands‑on class covering mouse use, Internet basics, web browsers and search fundamentals in the library’s computer lab, with individual help; registration required, ages 18+.
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.
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.
Leaf block printing with artist‑in‑residence Rachel Cross, using fresh leaves, ink and brayers to make prints at Greenbelt Community Center; walk‑ins welcome if space and supplies allow.
