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At Temple Hall Farm, participants pick a pumpkin in the field, decorate it with crafters using acrylic paint pens, and leave with their finished pumpkin; $5 fee.
Legacy Through My Lens exhibit by Heather Lynn Overheu showcases photos from her Legacy Farms apprenticeship, dedicated to Martha Schonberger, in the meeting room at Thomas Balch Library.
Award‑winning historian David O. Stewart presents and discusses his new book, The Democracy We Must Keep, examining nine founding documents and their modern relevance, at Thomas Balch Library.
Self‑guided StoryWalk® at Brambleton Library features Michelle Robinson’s A Beginner’s Guide to Bear Spotting, for ages 10 and under.
Interactive stories and movement at Rust Library, for ages 5 and under with a caregiver.
Rhymes, songs, stories, and movement fill Rust Library for ages 18 months–3 years with a caregiver.
Riverworks Halloween Concert (John Poole House, Poolesville) — Special family‑friendly performance filled with Halloween spirit.
Games, treats, music, and a costume contest fill the Sterling Library Halloween party; visit the Loudoun County Public Library Online Programs YouTube channel for more programs, ages 11–17.
Create new creatures from discarded toys using a hot glue gun and scissors at Brambleton Library, Ashburn, for ages 11–17.
Paint-pouring session at Cascades Library lets teens layer and manipulate colorful paints on canvas, with crafts, games and computers available, ages 11–17.
Free drop‑in play time with puppets, puzzles, musical instruments and other learning toys in the Maggie Nightingale Library meeting room, for ages 5 and under.
Donate adult mystery, suspense, or true‑crime novels for a swap and chat celebrating Agatha Christie at Ashburn Library, Saturday at 2 p.m., ages 18 and up.
