Family Art Sundays – Floating Chalk
RCC Lake Anne 1609-A Washington Plaza N,, Reston, VA, United StatesSeptember 21 – Floating Chalk Spend some creative time with your family. Each month will feature a different project designed for every member of the family to enjoy together. A responsible adult must be a part of each family unit participating. All participants must be registered. Parent/caregiver must fully participate in the activities.
Fall Family Crafternoon: Fall Sunflower
Stonegate Village Community Center 22448 Stonewheel Drive, Reston, VA, United StatesRCC brings fun and interactive crafting activities to you on select teacher workdays at noon offering families creative “together” time. Supplies will be provided. This program is presented in support of the Reston Opportunity Neighborhood initiative. It is sponsored by Reston Community Center.
Meet the Artists: Beverly Cosham
The Leila Gordon Theatre 2310 Colts Neck Rd., Reston, VA, United StatesBeverly Cosham, cabaret singer, has performed at nightspots all over the country from Los Angeles to New York to San Antonio, as well as in theatres throughout the Washington area.
Coffee & Origami
Westglade Neighborhood Center 2110 Westglade Court, Reston, VAEnjoy complimentary coffee and learn basic paper-folding skills to create origami shapes. Bring a friend or meet a new neighbor with casual conversation. This class is led by an instructor and includes all supplies. Registration is required in advance or at the door.
Happy Hour with Darden & Friends: Steve Williams Mighty Little Big Band
Reston Town Square Park 11900 Market St, RestonThe Mighty Little Big Band is an 11-piece, pint-sized big band. There’s no better way to kick off the weekend than to listen to some great jazz in the idyllic setting of Reston Town Square Park. Curated by local jazz fan favorite, Darden Purcell, this series regularly delivers some of the best jazz talent in […]
Viet Thanh Nguyen
The Leila Gordon Theatre 2310 Colts Neck Rd., Reston, VA, United StatesViet Thanh Nguyen’s writing is bold, elegant and fiercely honest. His remarkable debut novel, “The Sympathizer,” won the Pulitzer Prize, was a Dayton Literary Peace Prize winner and made the finalist list for the PEN/Faulkner award. Viet and his family came to the United States as refugees during the Vietnam War in 1975. The New […]
