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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 PeopleArtRecreation, 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.

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.
From Fairfax County to communities beyond, Black history is woven into the culture, progress, and leadership we celebrate today. This month, we honor the legacy built and uplift the voices shaping what comes next.  A powerful, local story to explore is Bernie Boston, a longtime McLean resident and the first African American member of the White House Press Corps. His award-winning photography, covering presidents from Truman through Clinton, is currently on view at McLean Project for the Arts.  Looking for more ways to honor Black History Month in Fairfax County and the DMV? Explore local history, events, experiences, and details for the Bernie Boston exhibit at the link in our bio.
Show off Fairfax County! 📸  We want to see the sights, moments, and memories that make our community special. Post your photos around Fairfax County using #CelebrateFairfax for a chance to win America250 swag and treats from Colvin Mill Run.  Your photo could be the next one we celebrate! Details are in our bio.

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