Join us for the screening of “The Conductor”, an Emmy-nominated documentary about Marin Alsop. the first women to serve as the head of a major orchestra in the United States (Baltimore Symphony Orchestra). South America, Austria and Britain. Free admission, refreshments, popcorn & candy! Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
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Interactive storytime with stories, fingerplays, and rhymes for babies and caregivers at City of Fairfax Regional Library meeting rooms, birth‑12 months with adult, register children.
English conversation practice hour in a small group at City of Fairfax Conference Room 103, no registration needed, ages 18 and up.
Makers Circle & Art Lab (Nova Labs) — Members gather to work on personal projects, share techniques, use shared tools, and socialize while creating crafts and art.
Jazz4Justice 25th Anniversary Concert at Center for the Arts Concert Hall features George Mason Jazz Program playing big‑band classics, proceeds fund legal aid; tickets $25 adult, $20 senior/youth.
Free tree pickup for residents who ordered a tree through the Arbor Day Foundation at Fairfax City Composting Center.
Historic Blenheim hosts a 19th‑century baseball game with period music, a history talk, and spectator seating, allowing participants age 6 and up to play after registering.
Live, age‑appropriate arts performances for 2‑ to 5‑year‑olds at the Stacy C. Sherwood Center, two Mondays each month, limited class size, pre‑registration required.
Ratcliffe-Allison-Pozer House tours (Ratcliffe-Allison-Pozer House, Fairfax) — 45‑60‑minute tours of the 1807 home, revealing two centuries of family life on the first floor.
