Join us for a craft the first Wednesday of every month! For Adults and Teens in Grade 9+. This month's project is: Pebble Art Materials used: Wood slice Pebbles Arcylic paint or pens Paint Brush Hot Glue Gun All materials are provided. REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Space is limited to 12 people. For more information call 703-228-5710.
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LEGO bricks, KEVA planks and other building materials fuel hands‑on construction play in the Quincy Room at Central Library, ages 5–10.
Make collage pieces on cigar boxes or paper with glue, ribbons, fabric, pens and paint, guided by Director Diane Kresh at Central Library — The Shop, all ages.
Interactive nature stories change each session at Gulf Branch Nature Center.
Stitching Circle (Bellevue (William O. Lockridge) Neighborhood Library) — Bring your own knitting, crocheting, embroidery or other needlework project, work with fellow crafters, and enjoy provided snacks, ages 18+.
Free LEGO® building in Aurora Hills Library’s Eads Room, with ample bricks for creative projects and space to work on personal sets, adults 18+.
Quilting group gathers in the Campbell Room at Shirlington Library for drop‑in sessions where participants work on projects using provided tables and power, ages 18 and up.
Nintendo Switch 2 gaming showdown in Westover Library’s Longfellow Room, where participants challenge friends, try new games, showcase skills, and enjoy snacks, ages 11–17.
Nintendo Switch gaming showdown at Glencarlyn Library, where participants challenge friends, try new games, and rotate playtime, for ages 11–17.
Arts, books, and crafts explored through themed activities in the Aurora Hills Library Eads Room, featuring seasonal topics like Hispanic Heritage Month and Banned Books Week, for ages 5–10.
Paint rocks for the new Lubber Run Rock Garden at Lubber Run, with supplies provided, all ages welcome.
Sandra Philips teaches ornate flourishes and scrollwork for cards, envelopes, and projects at Arlington Mill; participants bring a mechanical pencil, eraser, black Micron pen, and white gel.
Paranormal researcher Alex Matsuo presents Arlington Haunts history while Nathan Wilkinson serves mocktails like Nightmare, Tarantula, and Godfather, with snacks and a book giveaway, ages 18 and up.
