A Death Café is a group-directed discussion about death with no agenda, objectives, or themes. The purpose for this discussion is to increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their lives. Facilitated by Kathleen Garces-Foley, Ph.D., director of the Coalition to Improve Advanced Care.
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Friendly walking companions explore nearby trails and neighborhoods in a fun, safe manner, with routes adjusted for weather, for ages 55 and up.
Local history discussion at Lubber Run features monthly topics on Arlington’s people, places, and events.
Halloween Storytime at Courthouse Library features festive stories, silly songs, and a costume parade in the children’s area, all ages, free, no registration.
Read‑aloud stories, songs, rhymes, fingerplays and flannel boards engage children 0‑5 and an adult at Shirlington Library’s Campbell Room.
Arlington Commission for the Arts Meeting takes place at Arlington Cultural Affairs, 3700 South Four Mile Run Drive, Arlington, VA.
Intergenerational line dancing (Arlington County) — Department of Parks and Recreation staff lead a line dance session with classic steps, lively music, and shared laughs, all ages.
Hybrid Tech Commission Monthly Meeting at Bozman Government Center offers virtual and in‑person participation details.
A naturalist introduces a nature center critter, then leads a walk to spot winter wildlife and promote healthy walking.
