Tour the planets and moons visible in the current night sky, then explore through telescopes, weather permitting. No astronomy experience is needed. The program meets in the Roll-Top Observatory, rain or shine. Children must be accompanied by an adult who is also registered.Ages 6 and older.
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Tour the planets and moons visible in the current night sky, then explore through telescopes, weather permitting. No astronomy experience is needed. The program meets in the Roll-Top Observatory, rain or shine. Children must be accompanied by an adult who is also registered.Ages 6 and older.
(3-Adult) Bring your child to the Mill and celebrate Fall. We’ll have tea, savory and sweet treats and play 19th century games. All participants, including accompanying adults, must register and pay for the program.
Participate in a fairy tale mock trial with a witness and judge. Practice debate and public speaking. Presented by Elevate Voices, a nonprofit led by experienced high school debaters. Ages 9-14. Registration encouraged, not required. Registrants will receive a reminder email.
(4-Adult) Cozy up around a campfire under the stars at historic Colvin Run Mill. Learn and engage with folktales that reflect and celebrate American culture, customs and diversity. Finish the evening toasting marshmallows. All participants, including accompanying adults, must register and pay for the program.
“Washington, D.C.’s Favorite Family Entertainer” One Hunters Woods events are your invitation to connect with your community. About One Hunters Woods One Hunters Woods , an initiative of the Hunters Woods Neighborhood Coalition, fosters connections among neighbors through vibrant shared experiences. Hunters Woods Neigh…
Discover how electronically assisted astronomy combines telescopes with sensors and imaging technology to reveal the night sky. Explore examples of this emerging field with Analemma Society volunteers. The program meets in the Roll-Top Observatory, rain or shine.Ages 8 and older.
Explore the fundamentals of astronomy, from planets and stars to the objects and phenomena that fill our universe. A classroom discussion is followed by telescope viewing, weather permitting. The program meets in the Roll-Top Observatory, rain or shine.Ages 8 and older.
Enjoy free-play and socializing in a casual setting. Light refreshments provided. Ages 0 - 6 with adult. Registration encouraged, but not required. Cospon sored by the Friends of the Great Falls Library!
Virginia State Golf Association (VSGA) Adaptive Golf Clinics are back! Personalized instruction for golfers of all abilities. Free!Pick the date or dates that work for you and join us for an afternoon of golf, learning and skill-building activities!Open to all players, including non-VSGA members.Maximum 20 participants…
(5-Adult) Join us for an evening campfire the whole family can enjoy. Explore the wonders of our natural world through nature walks, interactive activities and animal presentations. Includes s’mores. Topics vary by date. Children must be accompanied by a registered adult.
(4-Adult) Enjoy a night hike to learn about nocturnal hunters. Listen to taped calls of owls and coyotes and possibly catch a glimpse of them in the forest. End the evening with s'mores round the campfire. Children must be accompanied by an adult registered in the program.
Enjoy stories, songs and rhymes for the first 30 minutes and then socialize for the last 30 minutes. Ages 18 months - 3 years old with adult. Registration encouraged, but not required. Cosponsored by the Friends of the Great Falls Library!
(6-Adult) Use your eyes and ears to identify native birds as you embark on a guided walk with one of our naturalists. Both beginner birders and veterans welcome. Bring your own binoculars or use one of ours.
