Fredericksburg Moms Event Calendar

On the school day off, kids learn to code by building their own versions of Dino Jump, Snake and a maze game in Scratch.

A 911 operator teaches little ones what to do in an emergency and why knowing their name and address matters.

Weekly on Mondays and Wednesdays, November 2 through 18.

Specially trained library staff present stories, songs, and activities about the Indian holiday Diwali that help lay the foundation your child needs to get ready to read.

When school is out, Culpeper County Parks and Recreation offers a short session packed with games, creative activities, and hands-on projects for kids.

Homeschool families tour three colonial sites with costumed interpreters covering colonial medicine, tavern life and Mary Washington's household.

Kick off a three-month book and plant series from Green Eyed Vines and Tales & Tails with a Secret Garden terrarium.

Join Justine with your toddler on a nature excursion out in Motts Run every Wednesday morning this Fall! Start with a short hike,…

Ready to start smiling more? Join us for our Invisalign Smile Event in Fredericksburg on Thursday, November 5, from 4:30–7:30 PM! (Free food…

The library's Fabulous Friday series goes bear-themed for November with games, activities, and more for grades K-6.

In the heart of Downtown Fredericksburg, woven into the tapestry of one of America’s most historic cities, are eight art galleries and studios,…

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Free live music at Market Square on First Friday evening in downtown Fredericksburg.

Join us for our First Friday Winter Snowflake Sip & Pour Candle Making Workshop! Sip a cocktail or two and make a festive…

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Browse tables of unique finds and secondhand treasures at King George Parks and Recreation's final indoor flea market of the year.

An all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast with eggs, bacon, and biscuits and gravy for just $5, and families are welcome.

Gather your family, scout troop or church group and help Keep Spotsylvania Beautiful with a morning of roadside litter pick-up.

Come check out cool crafts and support the Brooke Point Dance Team at their fun fall fair!BROOKE POINT DANCE TEAM FALL CRAFT FAIRCome…

The Fredericksburg SPCA's Animal Rescue Festival fills Hurkamp Park with rescue organizations, local vendors, music, family activities, and adoptable animals.

Tweens and teens learn childcare, safety, and babysitting business skills in this one-day course.

Bring your preschooler (ages 3-5) out to Motts Run weekly, with monthly field trips to Alum Spring, to explore, play, and embrace the…

The Fredericksburg Nationals host the first ever Gus 5K at the ballpark.

Bring your pets for a photo with Santa Paws at Old Dominion Humane Society.

Join a Virginia Master Naturalist for a gentle, guided walk of about three-tenths of a mile on the Sensory Explorers' Trail.

Young explorers discover the wildlife of the forest, from buzzing bugs and slithering reptiles to curious mammals and soaring birds.

A community day with a car, truck and bike show plus family activities, a DJ, food trucks and raffles.

Meet local author BreAnne C. Tews, a leadership life coach, as she signs her children's book about Korlie, a girl who discovers she has been a leader all along.

A family day at the library with crafts, story time with local community heroes and free giveaways.

Kids can make challenge coins and thank-you letters for veterans, get their faces painted and pose for caricatures at this free family day.

This annual rain-or-shine festival offers free food and drinks, a moon bounce, hayrides, face painting, games and music.

Learn the art of grafting and propagating cacti in a Saturday morning workshop downtown.

Parents and kids can climb together at State Climb, the rock climbing gym in downtown Culpeper.

Bring the family dog for a short, flat, paved ranger-led walk with plenty of sniffing stops.

Bring a favorite stuffy and snuggle up for nature stories in the log cabin nature center at Motts Run.

The 18th annual Northern Virginia Veterans Parade honors all service members past, present, and future.

Step back in time with tours of the 1840s Mount Bleak House, hearth cooking and blacksmithing demonstrations, and a farm animal feeding at 1 p.m.

Book lovers can browse local authors, independent bookstores and literary vendors for an afternoon of discovering their next great read.

The library's Teen Council hosts an afternoon of autumn crafts and coziness for grades 6-12.

Treat yourself to something pretty at a permanent jewelry pop-up.

Kick off the holidays with ice skating, face painting, snowball fights, a candy cane pull, cotton candy and a magic show.

A free family harvest party with trunk or treat, a moon bounce, games and food.

The evening starts with a half-hour Junior Astronomer program for kids, followed by a talk on dark skies and space news from NASA Jet Propulsion Lab Ambassadors.

Explore what life was like after dark in the 1700s at Historic Kenmore.

Make a kokedama, a Japanese moss-ball plant that's a pot-free alternative to traditional containers.

Enjoy an afternoon of painting, coffee and good company while getting into the fall spirit.