Celebrate Fairfax is a 501c3 nonprofit community-building organization for Fairfax County. We work in partnership to celebrate the People, Art, Recreation, and Culture in our community!
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People, Art, Recreation, & Culture
We work across the county alongside countless collaborators who share our goal of empowering those who live, work, and play in Fairfax County to feel connected, engaged, and celebrated. We work in partnership to celebrate the People, Art, Recreation, and Culture in our community!
Post pics of having fun in Fairfax County on Instagram with #celebratefairfax and be entered to win a local maker gift.
We can`t wait to see you tomorrow, February 7 at the 39th Annual Mount Vernon District Town Meeting at Mount Vernon High School or watch live on Channel 16, the County livestream, or Facebook.
Hear from local leaders including Supervisor Dan Storck, Chairman Jeff McKay, County Executive Bryan Hill, School Board Member Matteo Dunne, and a special appearance by George Washington as we celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary.
The Exhibit Hall opens at 8:30 AM and the official program begins at 10 AM. For more information visit the link in our bio.
Get dressed up for a night to remember! The Sweetheart Parent Child Dance invites children to enjoy a special evening at the McLean Community Center with their parent or guardian.
✨ Photo booth
🎶 DJ with favorite tunes
🎨 Crafts
🥤 Light refreshments
Friday, Feb. 13th 7–9 p.m. | $20 per person | All ages welcome (parent/guardian required). Register using the link in our bio.
Help local students shine! The Diva Central Dress Drive is collecting formalwear throughout February to help students create lasting memories for special occasions.
They are currently accepting donations of:
👗 Formal dresses
👠Shoes
💍: Jewelry
🧣 Shawls
👛 Handbags
🕶️ Accessories
Donated items must be in good condition, less than five years old, and dry cleaned. All donations benefit students in Reston and nearby communities. For more information on drop off time and location visit the link in our bio.
Since 1948, more than 400 Soldiers have represented the United States at the Olympics — earning medals, making history, and serving their country along the way.
This History Talk hosted by The National Museum of the United States Army highlights the commitments, sacrifices, and accomplishments of Army athletes who competed on the world stage.
📍 Virtual: Feb. 4, 11, & 18 | In-Person: Feb. 18
🕛 12 PM
🔗 Register using the link in our bio.
