Glass Bead Magnets
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Join us to make some Glass Bead Magnets to decorate your fridge. Tiny art=big charm!
Join us to make some Glass Bead Magnets to decorate your fridge. Tiny art=big charm!
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Take‑and‑make craft bags with supplies and instructions are handed out at Courthouse Library, Arlington, for ages 1 and under and 3–10.
Knits & Flicks (Westover Library Longfellow Room) — Yarn projects and a movie screened with coffee, tea, and cocoa; walk‑ins welcome, adults 18+.
Beaver-themed preschool program at Long Branch Nature Center, caretakers stay with children during hands‑on nature activities; ages 3–5.
Oral storytelling with tales at Long Branch Nature Center, may choose a book to take home; book donations from Friends of Arlington Library for ages 4 and up.
Build wild LEGO creations, tackle challenges, and chat at the Brick and Chill teen hangout in Glencarlyn Library, ages 11–17.
Bullet journaling session at Glencarlyn Library offers sharing, socializing, and creating with notebooks, pens, stickers, highlighters, and washi tape provided, ages 18 and up.
Interactive mixed media class at Aurora Hills Center teaches techniques with unconventional materials, providing supplies for participants of any skill level.
Friendly walking companions explore nearby trails and neighborhoods in a fun, safe manner, with routes adjusted for weather, for ages 55 and up.
Local history discussion at Lubber Run features monthly topics on Arlington’s people, places, and events.
Arlington Commission for the Arts Meeting takes place at Arlington Cultural Affairs, 3700 South Four Mile Run Drive, Arlington, VA.
Paper quilling workshop at Lubber Run teaches winding paper strips into coils to form flowers, butterflies, animals and abstract shapes for note cards.
A group-directed discussion about death, agenda‑free, facilitated by Kathleen Garces‑Foley, Ph.D., explores awareness and living fully.