Green Kids Club: Environmental STEAM
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Green Kids Club focuses on spreading the word about environmental issues relating to people and animals through books, storytelling, and hands-on activities.
Green Kids Club focuses on spreading the word about environmental issues relating to people and animals through books, storytelling, and hands-on activities.
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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.
Ms. Sailaja shares books, songs, and movement for babies on their laps at Chantilly Regional Library meeting room, for ages 0‑12 months.
Morning Tai Chi class at Hunters Woods Plaza, led by Hunters Woods Fellowship House residents, free drop‑in session, moves indoors during inclement weather, for all ages.
Hands‑on laser cutter practice with guidance on personal projects at Nova Labs, limited space and tools require sign‑up, open to members with GO Laser Cutter 101 sign‑off.
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.
Oakton Library meeting rooms host a class where participants design and print 3D objects with TinkerCAD on library 3D printers, ages 5–10.
Cox Farms offers giant slides, hayrides through Imaginature Trail, a corn maze, farm animals, apple cider and pick‑your‑own pumpkins, all ages.
One-on-one English conversation with a library volunteer at Centreville Regional Library, basic English required, registration required, students limited to one session weekly, for ages 18 and up.
One-on-one English practice with a volunteer tutor at Chantilly Regional Library, requiring basic English skills, limited to one session per week, for ages 18 and up.
Walk-In Tech Clinic (Great Falls Library) — Library tech volunteer assists with device issues, 30‑minute slots, bring device and passwords, for ages 18 and up.
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.
Martha Washington Library hosts a knitting, crochet, needlepoint group where participants bring projects, work at their own pace, and share craft company, for ages 18 and up.