Chess Club
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Join us every other Monday for a super-fun, high-energy chess experience in which kids celebrate new chess tactics and skills with their peers and two experienced teen coaches. Registration required. Designed for ages 8-12.
Join us every other Monday for a super-fun, high-energy chess experience in which kids celebrate new chess tactics and skills with their peers and two experienced teen coaches. Registration required. Designed for ages 8-12.
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Beginner chess players learn strategies and compete in skill‑matched mini‑tournaments at Reston Regional Library’s Teen Space, registration required, for ages 5–10.
Chess Club (Oakton Library, Oakton Conference Room) — High‑energy chess sessions every other Monday with peer play and two teen coaches, registration required, for ages 8–12.
Chess Club (Kings Park Library — Kings Park Meeting Room, Burke) — Drop‑in chess play, no registration needed, for ages 5–10.
Chess Club at Pohick Library, Meeting Rooms 1 and 2, teaches openings, strategies and tactics while pairing players by skill, cosponsored by Friends of the Library, ages 8‑16.
Practice English with a native speaker in a small group setting at Oakton Library’s conference room.
Showcase personal collections—rocks, trading cards, Lego builds, drawings, sculptures—in a library display case for two weeks, for ages 5–10.
Fall Storytime (Lower Level Conference Room, Mary Riley Styles Public Library) — Storytime for ages 2–4; pick one per week, ticket at children's desk.
Interactive stories, songs, and action rhymes fill Oakton Library’s Meeting Rooms 1 and 2, welcoming children with a caregiver, ages 3–5; no registration required.
Storytime with songs, rhymes, then a toddler playdate exploring toys in Oakton Library’s Meeting Rooms 1 and 2, for children 18 months to 3 years with caregiver, free.
Science game show where teams invent creations, ASL interpreted, hosted by Mindy Thomas and Carly Q., featuring The Pop Ups, at Center for the Arts, $75–$35, ages 5+.
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.
Early Literacy Center free play hour in the Lower Level Conference Room at Mary Riley Styles Public Library, after storytime, drop‑in, no registration required, ages 2–4.
Operation EarthWatch in the Lower Level Conference Room at Mary Riley Styles Public Library offers grades K‑5 and caregivers hands‑on monthly activities, for ages 5–11.
One‑on‑one social work support at Centreville Regional Library offers personalized assistance with benefits, housing, food, transportation, legal, health, employment and more.
Chair yoga session in the Sherwood Meeting Room guides adults through seated stretches for joint release, stability, alignment, and safe full-body movement, for ages 18 and up.