Chess Club
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Do you play chess? Want to learn? Chess enthusiasts of all skill levels are invited to join Kingstowne Chess Club! We will meet monthly for free play and instruction for beginners. Ages 6-13. No registration.
Do you play chess? Want to learn? Chess enthusiasts of all skill levels are invited to join Kingstowne Chess Club! We will meet monthly for free play and instruction for beginners. Ages 6-13. No registration.
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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.
Stories, songs, and rhymes for infants 0–18 months with an adult in John Marshall Library Meeting Rooms 1 and 2; register for reminder, walk‑ins welcome, ages 3 and under.
Dinosaur-themed STEM activities and hands‑on crafts let young paleontologists explore, build, experiment, and create at Sherwood TechLab, drop‑in anytime for 30‑45 minutes, for ages 5 and up.
Metropolitan Youth Ballet presents a Nutcracker adaptation with storytelling, mime, dance, and photos with Clara and the cast at Charles E. Beatley Jr. Central Library, for ages 3–12.
Multiple Dungeons & Dragons tables run simultaneously at Kate Waller Barrett Branch Library, guided by a Game Master for ages 8–13.
Story Project Book Club (Martha Washington Library, Meeting Room 104B) — Monthly read‑alouds, discussion, and themed crafts for K‑3 book lovers, ages 5–10.
Lego Club (James M. Duncan Jr. Branch Library) — Drop in to flex design muscles with a huge stash of Legos, bricks provided, creativity required, for ages 3–12.
Foam‑dart battles at Patrick Henry Recreation Center let participants develop teamwork, problem‑solving and sportsmanship, with gear brought by players and ammo supplied, for ages 7–12.
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.
Teens craft colorful friendship bracelets with all supplies provided in John Marshall Library meeting rooms; registration encouraged, walk‑ins welcome, limited supplies, for ages 13–18.
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.