How are cemeteries preserved? Meet the descendants of Frederick Douglass Memorial Cemetery and the Office of Historic Alexandria archaeologists and historians that have come together through a Community History Initiative to interpret and preserve the Frederick Douglass Memorial Cemetery. Alexandria Historical Society (AHS) partner event. Free, open to public. Weather permitting. NOT rain or shine.
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Visit the John Marshall Seed Library to pick up a few packets of vegetable, fruit, herb, or flower seeds for your garden. Many of our seeds are from 2024 and prior, but you may find old favorites or discover new ones! Have extra seeds? Consider donating them! Bring donated seeds to the Information Desk or leave packets…
Join our yoga instructor for an hour long Yoga Class on Carlyle House’s Magnolia Terrace.
Enjoy a fun-filled day of pumpkin painting, crafts, activities, prizes, and light refreshments for all ages! No registration required. This event is generously sponsored by Fairfax Library Foundation and the Friends of the Sherwood Regional Library. Please note that all materials, prizes, and/or refreshments will be pr…
Rooted in the classical teachings of Sri Dharma Mittra, this free beginner-to-intermediate class builds upon foundational yoga postures while offering opportunities to explore more challenging variations. The class includes sun salutations, held postures, breathwork, meditation, and guided relaxation. Beginners are wel…
The City of Alexandria's Department of Transportation and Environmental Services (T&ES) Stormwater Management Division is hosting a cleanup at Historic Holmes Run near Charles Beatley Library on Sunday, September 20 from 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM. The group will meet in the parking lot of the Beatley Library (5005 Duke St) f…
Celebrate the journey of recovery in our community at the annual Recovery Month Celebration! Hosted at Ben Brenman Park, this free event features food trucks, live music, games, swag, speakers, and local resources for every person, family, and community.
The Alexandria Community Police Academy provides an opportunity for Alexandria residents and individuals who work in the city to learn various aspects of policing. This includes administrative philosophies, internal policies, and the guiding principles of law and ethical conduct governing the delivery of police service…
The Children, Youth & Families Collaborative Commission's (CYFCC) Executive Meeting will be held virtually.
