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Ages 7-12. Duck, dip, dive, and dodge your way to fun! This instructor-led program teaches safe dodgeball skills using gatorskin balls, with teams organized by age and skill level.

Ages 7-12. Duck, dip, dive, and dodge your way to fun! This instructor-led program teaches safe dodgeball skills using gatorskin balls, with teams organized by age and skill level.
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Come and chat with other caregivers while the kids play together. If you have questions about the appropriate age for a program, its content, or accommodations, please call the branch at 703-768-6700 (option 4).
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…
National Symphony Orchestra. From scintillating wit to wartime resilience, this concert explores music that finds hope and vitality in the face of adversity. Join Gianandrea Noseda as he conducts Stravinsky’s sparkling Scènes de Ballet , Haydn’s “La Reine” Symphony, and Prokofiev’s Symphony No. 5—written during World W…
(10-Adult) Turtlehead, jewelweed, seed box, cardinal flowers; come see our beautiful fall wetland flowers. Discover how they live and how to draw them.
Join us in making Halloween themed slime! Use your creativity and learn the science behind how slime is made. All materials provided. Registration required. Ages 6-12.
Give opinions on the Library and community Make friends and socialize Provide reading, listening and watching recommendations Learn about volunteer opportunities and policies Donuts!? The Teen Advisory Group (TAG) meets once a month and rotates between Alexandria Library locations. Attendance counts for one hour of com…
See the power of invention and innovation but making your own simple toys. for Grades K-6 If you have questions about the appropriate age for a program, its content, or accommodations, please call the branch at 703-768-6700 (option 4).
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.