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Mon, Aug 24
Westover Library — Longfellow Room
Adults gather in a quiet room to paint bookmarks, sip coffee, and ease into the week without pretense or instruction. A gentle way to reclaim Monday evening for yourself.
Health, Wellness & FoodMon, Aug 24
Central Library — Glebe Room
A volunteer-led group reads and discusses Le Guin's science fiction novel with fellow readers who show up ready to think through its ideas about society and possession.
Book DiscussionThu, Aug 27
Westover Library — McKinley Room
A monthly gathering where readers discuss fiction spanning sci-fi to classics, drawing a thoughtful crowd of seasoned book lovers who appreciate a good mystery novel.
Book DiscussionTue, Aug 18
Shirlington Library — Campbell Room
Someone who's noticed Arlington's trees disappearing learns what the city actually plans to do about it—straight from the people managing the canopy itself.
Civics & GovernmentTue, Aug 18
Courthouse Library — Cherry Conference Room
A historian walks you through Arlington's transformation into a fortified landscape during the Civil War, mapping where cannons once stood and why this patch of Virginia mattered to defending Washington.
Civics & GovernmentMon, Aug 31
Arlington Public Library
Adults who spend any real time online will want to sharpen their critical eye for spotting misinformation before it takes root. A practical workshop on evaluating sources and separating signal from noise.
Civics & Government