Board Meeting for Grades 7-12 Join the Teen Advisory Board at the Lorton Library and help out with library programming and projects. Work together with staff, share program ideas, assist with library projects and contribute to making a better library experience for kids and young adults while earning volunteer hours. Registration Registration not required.
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Teen Advisory Board meeting at Pohick Regional Library offers volunteer credit hours while discussing teen programming ideas, ages 13–18.
Stories, songs and rhymes fill Pohick Meeting Rooms 1 and 2, limited to 20 children with an adult, tickets at the information desk, for ages 3–5.
Songs, stories, rhymes and activities for babies birth to 17 months in Richard Byrd Library Meeting Rooms 1 and 2, building literacy foundations, for ages 3 and under.
Build a plane using provided materials, learning force and motion concepts, then fly and take it home at Lorton Library meeting room, ages 5–10.
Interactive storytime with books, songs, and movement for toddlers at Lorton Library’s Meeting Room, registration required, for ages 18–36 months.
Discussions and activities explore The Iron Trial, earn a Genre Explorers passport stamp, and introduce fantasy at Ashburn Library, for ages 5–10.
One-to-one English conversation class improves basic skills in Reston Regional Library’s Large Print Area for adults.
Virtual English conversation group on Teams offers guided discussion practice; registration required, invitation emailed two hours prior, for ages 18 and up.
Read to Jackson the therapy dog, with books from the library or personal ones, at Great Falls Library, ages 5–10.
Six-week Python coding course at Potomac Library, guided by high school robotics mentors, covering syntax, data, loops, and methods for ages 10–14.
Pumpkin Carving for Teens (Centreville Regional Library, Conference Room) — Teens carve their own pumpkins with all supplies provided, wearing comfortable, messy‑friendly clothes, registration required, ages 13–18.
