Spooky Storytime for Halloween
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Wear your Halloween costumes and join us in the children's area for a Spooooooky Storytime! For children from birth to 5 years and their families.
Wear your Halloween costumes and join us in the children's area for a Spooooooky Storytime! For children from birth to 5 years and their families.
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English language practice and lessons focusing on basic vocabulary and everyday phrases in a small group at Tysons‑Pimmit Conference Room, ages 18 and up.
The Gathering Gloom at Capital One Hall, Tysons, requires a ticket for all ages.
Movement, songs, stories and sensory activities support early literacy in a slower‑paced, small‑group setting before the library opens, limited to ten children with an adult, for ages 3–5.
Story time with books, songs, rhymes and movement on the library’s children’s floor or garden, lasting 30‑40 minutes, for ages five and under.
Music, movement and song explore language rhythms in a limited‑capacity storytime at Tysons‑Pimmit Regional Library, for ages 5 and under.
Bilingual Spanish Storytime at Tysons‑Pimmit Library presents stories and songs in Spanish and English, tickets on first‑come basis from 10 AM, for ages birth to 5 with two caregivers.
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.
Small group English conversation with a library volunteer at Centreville Regional Library, requiring basic English skills; registration required, adults only, students limited to one session weekly.
Songs, rhymes, and games for babies 0‑12 months in the Longfellow Room at Westover Library, with networking after; first‑come, first‑served seating, for ages 1 and under and 3–5.
Halloween edition of Family Storytime features read-aloud stories, songs, rhymes, fingerplays and flannel boards at Central Library’s Barbara M. Donnellan Auditorium, for all ages.
Mark Groves discusses his book Liberated Love, exploring codependency, conflict reduction, and extraordinary relationships in a virtual author talk, ages 18+.
Fairfax County representative presents aging services, long‑term care options, and caregiver resources at Kings Park Library meeting room, for adults 18 and up.