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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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.
Did You Know?
If Fairfax County were a city, it would rank as the 10th largest in the United States! Yep, bigger than San Francisco. Bigger than Seattle. Bigger than Miami, Atlanta, and Baltimore.
We may not have “city” in our name, but with more than a million residents, Fairfax County brings big-city energy with community charm. Now that’s something to celebrate. 🎉
Capture the beauty of Fairfax County! 📸
Whether it’s a hidden gem, a local celebration, or a moment that makes you proud to call this community home, we want to see it. Share your photo with #CelebrateFairfax for a chance to win a Celebrate Fairfax swag bag!
We can`t wait to see Fairfax County through your lens!
Following the attack on Pearl Harbor, women stepped up to serve in the Women’s Army Corps paving the way for permanent military service with the 1948 Women’s Armed Services Integration Act.
This History Talk, We the People – The Women’s Army Corps in World War II, hosted by the National Museum of the United States Army highlights the dedication, impact, and stories of the women who contributed to the Allied victory and shaped the U.S. military.
📍 Virtual & In-Person: Feb. 26
🕛 12 PM ET
🔗 Learn more and register using the link in our bio.
Celebrate Fairfax has been building community for over four decades!
Founded in 1981, our organization was created to strengthen quality of life in Fairfax County by bringing residents together through cultural, educational, and community-driven initiatives.
While much has changed over the years, our commitment to Fairfax County has remained the same!
