Walk through the children's area during November and locate 12 pairs of moccasins as we honoring Indigenous Peoples and celebrate tribal individuality. Based on the book, Rock Your Mocs by Laurel Goodluck. Come to the Info Desk when done and collect a prize!
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Scavenger hunt in Kings Park Library area, locate 12 moccasin pairs honoring Indigenous Peoples from Rock Your Mocs, collect prize at Info Desk, for ages 3–10 and 13–18.
Songs, rhymes, stories and activities for babies and caregivers in Pohick Library meeting rooms, limited to 15 pairs, tickets at info desk, ages 3 and under.
Early literacy activities, sing-alongs, and rhymes for babies and parents in the Kings Park Meeting Room, for ages birth to 18 months.
Fall Storytime (Lower Level Conference Room, Mary Riley Styles Public Library) — Storytime for ages 2–4; pick one per week, ticket at children's desk.
Early Literacy Center free play hour in the Lower Level Conference Room at Mary Riley Styles Public Library, after storytime, drop‑in, no registration required, ages 2–4.
Storytime for toddlers in the Kings Park Library meeting room features stories, songs, and fingerplays to build early literacy, for ages 18‑36 months.
Stories, songs, and rhymes lead into playtime to build literacy skills, held in Burke Centre Library meeting rooms 116 and 117, for ages 18–36 months with caregiver.
Science game show where teams invent creations, ASL interpreted, hosted by Mindy Thomas and Carly Q., featuring The Pop Ups, at Center for the Arts, $75–$35, ages 5+.
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+.
Interactive Bone & Joint Health workshop at Kingstowne Regional Library meeting room, covering conditions, supplements, exercises, and a modeling‑clay bone‑shaping activity, ages 18 and up.
Quiet music and dimmed lights create a sensory‑friendly space in the Lower Level Conference Room at Mary Riley Styles Public Library.
In‑person early voting available at Herndon Fortnightly Library, with election information online and phone assistance; library closes 6 pm, for ages 18 and up.
One-on-one English practice with a volunteer tutor at Chantilly Regional Library, requiring basic English skills, limited to one session per week, for ages 18 and up.
