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Teen volunteers assist staff preparing library programs at Cascades Library, for ages 11–17.
Decorate a paper cape, drop it into the Hero or Villain bowl, and watch the battle unfold at Ashburn Library, ages 10 and under.
Brambleton Library hosts toddler storytime featuring rhymes, songs, stories, and movement for children 18 months to 3 years with a caregiver.
Legacy Through My Lens exhibit by Heather Lynn Overheu showcases photos from her Legacy Farms apprenticeship, dedicated to Martha Schonberger, in the meeting room at Thomas Balch Library.
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.
Trick-or-Treat at Ashburn Library offers candy, activities, and crafts for kids in Halloween costumes, ages 10 and under.
Creepy crafts and ghoulish games fill the Halloween Spooktacular at Brambleton Library, with a YouTube channel subscription option for more programs, for ages 5–10.
Reston Teen Advisory Board meets in Reston Regional Library meeting rooms, offering leadership and volunteer experience, idea sharing for teen library improvements, and volunteer hours for grades 7‑12.
Monthly discussion of Ross Montgomery’s The Murder at World’s End, a duo hunting a killer in a sealed manor, at Purcellville Library, ages 18 and up.
Live-captioned storytime at Brambleton Library features stories, songs, and directed movement for ages 3‑5 with a caregiver.
Design and decorate a colorful owl to take home at Sterling Library, open to adults experiencing memory loss, ages 18 and up.
Family Storytime at Maggie Nightingale Library — diverse stories, language‑building activities, and a craft project for children ten and under.
Chair-supported easy yoga class at Middleburg Library, using a chair for support and requiring movement-friendly clothing, for ages 18 and up.
