Teen Craft: Decoupage Trinket Box
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For grades 6-8 We're decorating trinket boxes with mod podge and pages from old books and magazines! NO REGISTRATION. Supplies available first come, first serve. For more information, contact 703-228-5260.
For grades 6-8 We're decorating trinket boxes with mod podge and pages from old books and magazines! NO REGISTRATION. Supplies available first come, first serve. For more information, contact 703-228-5260.
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Building fun with LEGOs, KEVA planks, and other materials in the Campbell Room at Shirlington Library for all ages.
Crafty Kids at Glencarlyn Library — children explore arts, make seasonal Hispanic Heritage, Native American Heritage, and winter crafts with all materials provided, first‑come seating, ages 5–10.
Volunteer Sandy O'Shea teaches therapeutic ukulele strumming with limited instruments at Walter Reed Center, requiring prior Introduction to Ukulele.
Sing‑along with Valerie Welsh at Piano Lounge, featuring monthly themed lyrics—September Latin Rhythms, October One‑Hit Wonders, November Oldies But Goodies.
Dinovember Dinosaur Celebration at Columbia Pike Library offers educational crafts, coloring pages, snacks, and a selection of dinosaur books to read and take home, for all ages.
Read-aloud stories, songs, rhymes, fingerplays, flannel boards and a craft welcome children at Central Library’s Quincy Room for ages 1 and under and 3–5.
Visible mending circle (Cherrydale Library Loft) — bring clothing or textiles to repair, guided by Alison Davis-Holland with Art on the Mend team, for ages 18 and up.
Informal English speaking practice on Zoom led by experienced library staff, beginner to advanced levels, free, registration required, for adults 18+.
Live red earthworms in compost, paper worm crafts, and gooey slime worm mixing at Long Branch Nature Center.
Jim Halloran leads an afternoon painting session at Aurora Hills Center, offering technique instruction and all materials, no experience required.
Songs, rhymes, and games help babies bond with caregivers in the Courthouse Library Children’s Area, with post‑program parent networking, for ages 1 and under and 3–5.
LEGO bricks, KEVA planks and other building materials spark creativity in the Birch Conference Room, Courthouse Library, Arlington, for ages 5–10.