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Build a plane using provided materials, learning force and motion concepts, then fly and take it home at Lorton Library meeting room, ages 5–10.
One‑on‑one volunteer tutoring at Lorton Library helps adults with Windows, iOS, Android, Google tools, email setup, document attachment, web navigation, and more; bring device, passwords, register.
Workhouse Arts Center hosts an art walk with studio tours, gallery receptions, scavenger hunt, mini‑golf, artisan shopping, food trucks and craft drinks, all ages.
Restored 1996 disappearance footage guides a timed, hour‑long haunted trail at Workhouse Arts Center, plus a flashlight Cell Block tour, music, karaoke, food trucks. $35 a night ticket.
Atmospheric Flashlight Tour of the former Occoquan Workhouse grounds, guided by your flashlight, reveals the unvarnished real history of the notorious correctional facility.
Horror‑comedy musical about a half‑bat, half‑boy navigating a judgmental town at Workhouse Arts Center, featuring campy humor, rock‑driven score; $50 GA, discounts available.
Scramble golf tournament at Workhouse Arts Center features live glass blowing at the turn and Workhouse-made glass trophies for winners.