Ticket to Ride is a cross-country train adventure board game in which players collect and play matching train cards to claim railway routes connecting cities throughout the world. The longer the routes, the more points they earn. Join 55+ Center Director Jennifer Weber for instructions on how to play this popular game.
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Meeting for neighbors, advocates, and other members of the broader Arlington community about Phase 1 of the Ballston Park and Buckingham Commercial Area Planning Study.
Find community and connection with others who are grieving a loss. Led by Licensed Clinical Social Worker and registered volunteer Jennifer Lanouette. Walks will be about two miles at a relaxed pace, supporting healing through movement in nature. Walks may be canceled for inclement weather.
For families with babies 0-12 months Bond with your baby through songs, rhymes, and games! Stay after the program to connect with other parents and caregivers of babies. NO REGISTRATION. First-come, first-served seating. Each attendee needs a ticket for this event. You may pick up your free tickets from the Central You…
Practice speaking English in an informal setting. Level: Beginner - Advanced. Classes meet in person every Thursday morning. Classes are led by experienced Library volunteers. REGISTRATION RECOMMENDED. By registering, you will receive event updates. Please call 703-228-3352 or email Lib-Courthouse@arlingtonva.us for mo…
Join us at Potomac Overlook to Improve habitat, meet fellow do-gooders, get exercise, and learn about native plants and wildlife all while making a difference in the great outdoors! Adults, teens, and families ages 8 and up.
Join us at Thrifton Hill Park to Improve habitat, meet fellow do-gooders, get exercise, and learn about native plants and wildlife all while making a difference in the great outdoors! Adults, teens, and families ages 8 and up.
Nature is full of different textures: smooth, rough, bumpy, grainy, slippery. We'll make clay prints using natural materials, make art while exploring tree bark, and go on a nature walk to see what textures we cab find.
Join us at Fort Scott Park to Improve habitat, meet fellow do-gooders, get exercise, and learn about native plants and wildlife all while making a difference in the great outdoors! Adults, teens, and families ages 8 and up.
