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History professor at Virginia Tech, Jason Higgins discusses his award-winning book Prisoners After War: Veterans in the Age of Mass Incarceration . Book signing to follow.

History professor at Virginia Tech, Jason Higgins discusses his award-winning book Prisoners After War: Veterans in the Age of Mass Incarceration . Book signing to follow.
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Practice English writing in the Lorton Library meeting room, ages 18 and up.
Practice English conversation skills in a friendly, encouraging group at Kings Park Library Meeting Room, for ages 18 and up.
Restored 1996 disappearance footage guides a timed, hour‑long haunted trail at Workhouse Arts Center, plus a flashlight Cell Block tour, music, karaoke, food trucks. $35 a night ticket.
Atmospheric Flashlight Tour of the former Occoquan Workhouse grounds, guided by your flashlight, reveals the unvarnished real history of the notorious correctional facility.
Horror‑comedy musical about a half‑bat, half‑boy navigating a judgmental town at Workhouse Arts Center, featuring campy humor, rock‑driven score; $50 GA, discounts available.
Scramble golf tournament at Workhouse Arts Center features live glass blowing at the turn and Workhouse-made glass trophies for winners.