
Family Masquerade Ball
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All residents and families in the City of Alexandria are invited to the social engagement of the year. Enjoy dancing, photo opportunities, a best-dressed costume contest, and refreshments.

All residents and families in the City of Alexandria are invited to the social engagement of the year. Enjoy dancing, photo opportunities, a best-dressed costume contest, and refreshments.
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Halloween stories and a costume parade in the library meeting room, then the night's big event follows, for ages 5 and under.
Building, making, playing games, and winning prizes after school at Ellen Coolidge Burke Branch Library for ages 8–13.
Whip up witch's brew, vampire bloodbath, or creepy‑crawly slime, customizing colors and adding eyeballs or insects, at Sherwood Regional Library’s Meeting Room, for ages 5–10.
Boo-Fest at Charles Houston Recreation Center features a costume parade, carnival games, moon bounce, arts and crafts, and spooky stories, all ages.
Exciting games, a spooky haunted house, arts and crafts, snacks, and prize draws await at the Family October Fest, Patrick Henry Recreation Center, for all ages.
Spooky Halloween party with thrills, chills, creepy activities, eerie entertainment, and treats at William Ramsay Recreation Center, Alexandria, for ages 12–18.
Create and paint upcycled cardboard dice towers, or design and hot‑glue custom ones, with all supplies provided at Kate Waller Barrett Branch Library, ages 13 and up.
Panel of experts discusses safe AI use, AI fundamentals, scam threats, prompt design, validation limits, and privacy risks.
Instructor leads dodgeball fun with gatorskin balls, organizing age‑ and skill‑based teams for safe play at Patrick Henry Recreation Center, for ages 7–12.
Miss Amy leads stories, songs, movement and Halloween‑themed activities at Charles E. Beatley Jr. Central Library, space limited, tickets pick up at 3:30 p.m., for ages 3–12.
Breast Cancer Awareness 5K Run/Walk at Cameron Run Regional Park honors survivors, remembers loved ones, and raises awareness as participants walk, run, or cheer for all ages.
Safe medication drop‑off at Alexandria Police Headquarters, Fire Station 210, Neighborhood Pharmacy of Del Ray, and Walgreens, all ages.