Are you ready for a wild and untamed writing experience? Meet up with a local community of writers to work on your manuscript, support each other, and discuss the logistics of drafting, editing and publishing your work. Please feel free to bring your own laptop (or other writing supplies), snacks and drinks, and your inspiration to this drop-in event. No registration required. Adults.
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Writers gather in the City of Fairfax Library meeting rooms to work on manuscripts, share feedback, and discuss drafting, editing, and publishing, laptops and snacks welcome, ages 18+.
Virginia Opera presents operatic and musical‑theater selections, diverse composers, styles, and languages with brief contextual introductions at the Sherwood Center—free, all ages.
Hands‑on laser cutter practice with guidance on personal projects at Nova Labs, limited space and tools, sign‑up required; for members with GO and Laser Cutter 101 sign‑off.
Fast‑paced intro class at Nova Labs builds a wooden tool tote while teaching milling, joinery, band‑saw curves and glue‑ups.
MBB v. North Carolina Central at EagleBank Arena — college basketball game, tickets required for ages 2+, clear bag policy in effect.
One-on-one English conversation with a library volunteer at Centreville Regional Library; basic English required, registration required, students limited to one session weekly, ages 18+.
In-person English class for beginners and intermediate learners at Reston Regional Library’s ELL and Citizenship Center improves basic English skills, ages 18 and up.
Jeannie leads a relaxed hour of advanced English conversation in a small online group; registration required, link emailed to registrants, for ages 18 and up.
Beginner English conversation group with native speaker, small‑group activities for new or shy speakers, Oakton Library conference room, walk‑in only, ages 18 and up.
