Teen Volunteer Work Day
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Teens are invited to earn volunteer hours by helping with a variety of library tasks. Ages 13-18
Teens are invited to earn volunteer hours by helping with a variety of library tasks. Ages 13-18
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Open crafting, relaxing music, and light snacks with Perler beads, collages, and coloring books at James M. Duncan Jr. Branch Library, for ages 9–12.
Puzzle exchange at John Marshall Library—bring a jigsaw, take a different one, ongoing during open hours, for ages 18 and up.
Pick up vegetable, fruit, herb, or flower seed packets at John Marshall Library, including 2025 and older varieties, and donate extras at the information desk.
Make it in Metal: Jewelry Making Workshop (Del Ray Artisans Gallery) — Make copper dangle earrings using hammers and stamping tools, $60 member, $70 non-member, plus $15 fee.
Stories, songs, and movement fill the library’s outdoor Reading Garden; yoga mats provide seating and tickets are given at the Children’s Desk, for ages 0‑5 with an adult.
Yoga, literacy activities, and mindful movement offered at James M. Duncan Jr. Branch Library, requiring registration, for ages 3–12.
Practice speaking, reading, and writing English with a volunteer partner in the Burke Centre Library study room, registration opens two weeks prior, for ages 18 and up.
One-on-one English conversation with a library volunteer at Centreville Regional Library, requiring basic English skills; adults only, ages 18 and up, one session per week per student.
Make a personal dreamcatcher while learning its Ojibwe origins and protective meaning at Sherwood Regional Library meeting room, for ages 5–10 and 13–18.
Make a paper‑bag journal, decorating with found objects and scraps, and add personal photos or tickets at Martha Washington Library, for ages 5–10 and 13–18.
Tai Chi classes at Oakton Library continue the 24‑form sequence, teaching movements 13‑24, balance warm‑ups, weight‑shifting, ending with an 8 Brocades routine, for ages 18 and up.
Walk-In Tech Clinic (Thomas Jefferson Library, Group Study Room) — Library volunteer assists with tech issues; bring device if possible. Adults.