Family events in Christiansburg, VA

Designed for ages 2 to 3, Toddler Storytime blends short stories, playful rhymes, music, and gentle movement to nurture early literacy and inspire a love of books. The Montgomery-Floyd Regional Library strives to provide a welcoming, productive, and safe environment for all patrons. For accessibility questions or requests, contact accessibilityrequest@mfrl.org. Advance notice of 48 to 72 hours helps ensure availability.

The tour meets at The Alexander Black House on alternating Thursdays for a walk through the original 16 Squares of Blacksburg, spotlighting the history and often overlooked stories of buildings and landmarks around town. If Thursdays are not suitable for a group, a private appointment can be arranged. An add-on visit to St. Luke & Odd Fellows Hall is available by request. Please RSVP by emailing info@blacksburghistory.org. Participation is limited to 15 people.

Enjoy All Ages Storytime with shared stories, rhymes, music and movement, and a hands-on craft for families to experience together. Activities support early literacy skills and help nurture a love of reading. Montgomery-Floyd Regional Library strives to offer a welcoming, productive, and safe environment for all patrons. For accessibility information or requests, contact accessibilityrequest@mfrl.org. Providing at least 48 to 72 hours of advance notice will help ensure availability.

Promoted as the area’s largest toy and collectibles event, this show returns with more than 100 vendor tables featuring diecast cars, RC vehicles, action figures, Funko Pops, Barbie, Pokémon and Hot Wheels items, along with comic books and vintage pieces. Admission is $5, and children 12 and under get in free. Vendors who want to secure a table can call Ralph at 540-577-6694 to reserve a spot.

Virginia Hollow performs at Christiansburg Library during the library’s 40th Anniversary party. Special guest Chris Burgoyne will be filling in on bass for this set at Christiansburg Library, part of the Montgomery-Floyd Regional Library System.

Caring for an aging parent or other adult relative brings big decisions, and planning ahead makes them easier. This first session in a four part caregiver course centers on health and practical strategies for navigating a complex medical system. It is intended for people already providing care, those noticing early indications that more time and support will be needed, and older adults who want to set their families up for success. Participants will learn how to use simple technology to keep medications, appointments, and medical records organized, what information to gather so conversations with clinicians are productive, and how to spot warning signs that additional medical support is needed. The aim is to prevent crisis-driven choices, lower stress and confusion, and help families avoid costly missteps.

Young children can explore story sharing, playful rhymes, lively music, and simple movement activities. The session supports early literacy and nurtures a love of reading. Suitable for ages 0 to 2.

Following Tot Storytime, this gathering offers time to make new connections and socialize with fellow caregivers. Montgomery-Floyd Regional Library strives to ensure a safe, welcoming, and productive space for all patrons. For accessibility details or accommodation requests, contact accessibilityrequest@mfrl.org and allow 48 to 72 hours of advance notice to help ensure availability.