
Skywatching - When the Stars Led the Way
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Weekly curbside leaf pickup for single-family and townhouse owners, placed on regular recycling day by 7 a.m., with guidelines to keep streets clear.
Fiber arts meetup at Quince Orchard Library lets participants knit, crochet, sew, embroider and share techniques, bringing projects to craft together, ages 18 and up.
LEGO Construction Crew and Duplos Too! (Quince Orchard Library) — Building with supplied LEGO and Duplo pieces in the meeting room each Friday afternoon, for ages 1–10.
Nature play prompts and stroller‑friendly, shaded areas let families explore the park’s accessible zones at their own pace, focusing on children one to three, for all ages.
Physicist and author Dr. Michael Albrow discusses cosmic expansion, the big bang, and the universe’s ultimate fate in Reston Regional Library meeting rooms, ages 13+.
Evening hike and activities in the Red Barn, followed by astronomical viewing with the Northern Virginia Astronomy Club at Sweet Run State Park; free, park admission fee applies.
Main Street Farmers Market in Gaithersburg.
Prescription Drug Take-Back Day takes place in Gaithersburg.
Tasty Books presents “Room on the Broom” in Gaithersburg.
Public night at C.M. Crockett Park offers telescope viewing of the night sky with NOVAC volunteers, pre‑sunset equipment inspection, and astronomy Q&A; free.
James Cole presents “Models of the Universe: What We Can and Cannot Know” at the University of Maryland Astronomical Observatory.