Family Game Night
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Family Game Night brings families together for an evening of fun, laughter, and friendly competition with board games, card games, and interactive challenges for all ages.
Family Game Night brings families together for an evening of fun, laughter, and friendly competition with board games, card games, and interactive challenges for all ages.
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Sing, play, dance, and rhyme sessions promote baby development and literacy skills, supported by Friends of the Burke Library, for ages 0–14 months.
Caregivers chat while children play together in the Martha Washington Library meeting room, for ages 5 and under.
Building, making, playing games, and winning prizes after school at Ellen Coolidge Burke Branch Library for ages 8–13.
Make a hydrating honey lip balm in the Sherwood Meeting Room, Alexandria, with a self‑care focus, for ages 5–10 and 13–18.
Instructor leads dodgeball fun with gatorskin balls, organizing age‑ and skill‑based teams for safe play at Patrick Henry Recreation Center, for ages 7–12.
Relay races, tug‑of‑war, obstacle courses and team challenges spark friendly competition at William Ramsay Recreation Center, for ages 6 and up.
Read aloud to Willey the dog in John Marshall Library meeting rooms, bringing a favorite book or borrowing one, registration required, for ages 5–10.
Hands‑on experience with electric leaf blowers from multiple suppliers at Ben Brenman Park before the gas‑powered leaf blower ban takes effect.
Open house at Redella S. “Del” Pepper Community Resource Center showcasing Alexandria’s crisis services programs, team introductions, and office tours.
City of Alexandria and Deborah Buelow present lessons from passive‑house design and construction in a virtual webinar.
Teen Advisory Group meets at Kate Waller Barrett Branch Library for discussions, opinion sharing, volunteer info, socializing, and donuts, counting as community service hour for ages 13–18.
West End Transportation Open House (ACHS – Minnie Howard Campus) — Residents learn about transportation projects, meet City staff, ask questions, and give feedback on neighborhood priorities.