Trivia at Historic Sites: Halloween
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Staff members at Carlyle House Historic Park combine their knowledge to create a spooky fun Trivia in honor of Halloween. Test your knowledge on everything Halloween from general facts to movies to food.
Staff members at Carlyle House Historic Park combine their knowledge to create a spooky fun Trivia in honor of Halloween. Test your knowledge on everything Halloween from general facts to movies to food.
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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 the John Marshall Library’s Second Chance Seed Library, and donate seeds at the Information Desk or Donation Drawer.
Stories, songs, bubble activities for active little ones, with tickets limited and distributed 30 minutes before start; for ages 3–12.
Weekly fiber artist meetups at Ellen Coolidge Burke Branch Library, sharing projects and monthly Show & Tell sessions, with occasional special projects, for ages 13 and up.
Leashed dogs stroll through Meadowlark Botanical Gardens on Wednesdays, enjoying the garden paths during regular daytime hours.
A Halloween scavenger hunt at Meadowlark Botanical Gardens begins with a book trail featuring Millie Fleur’s Poison Garden.
Mini Golf course and Climb UPton transformed into haunted Halloween attractions at Upton Hill Regional Park — all ages.
Barks, Brews, and BOOs at Meadowlark Botanical Gardens offers tail‑wagging treats, spirited sips, and a Pup Power Walk for dogs and owners.