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Singing, dancing, and bilingual storytime in Spanish and English fill City of Fairfax Regional Library Meeting Rooms 101A and 101B, for ages 0–5.
Laser cutter practice and personal projects with experienced guidance at Nova Labs, limited space and tools, sign‑up required, for members with Laser Cutter 101 sign‑off.
One-on-one tech assistance at City of Fairfax Regional Library, covering email setup, document creation, internet searches, photo access, app installs, and device use, ages 18 and up.
Chef Tini Younger demonstrates her viral mac and cheese and shares cookbook techniques at Williams Sonoma, 2920 District Ave, Fairfax.
Play‑Doh, letter games, and coloring activities help preschoolers practice letters at the City of Fairfax Regional Library meeting rooms, for ages 3–5.
PJ Library story time featuring Jewish holiday or value lessons and crafts in the City of Fairfax Regional Library meeting rooms, for ages 2–5 with caregiver.
Participants solder pre‑cut stained‑glass petals into custom holiday flowers at Nova Labs, selecting colors and creating gifts, guided by artist Caitlin Forrest, ages 12–17.
Costumed trick-or-treaters visit Fairfax’s Sherwood Center, Historic Blenheim, Museum and Visitor Center, City Hall, and Green Acres Center during scheduled hours.
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.
Fairfax leaf collection program provides curbside vacuum pickup instructions by zone, raking tips, allowed yard debris list, reasons bagged leaves aren’t collected, waste rules and a contact number.
Open Studio at Nova Labs offers space for leather, jewelry, stained glass, lapidary, resin and other projects, with hosts providing assistance and social time.
iMusical blends comedic improvisation with musical theater at the Stacy C. Sherwood Community Center performance space.
