Family events in Dublin, VA

This all ages storytime features read alouds, rhymes, music with movement, and a hands-on craft for families to enjoy together. The program helps build early literacy skills and nurtures a love of reading. Montgomery-Floyd Regional Library works to provide a welcoming, productive, and safe environment for all patrons. For accessibility information or accommodation requests, contact accessibilityrequest@mfrl.org. Providing 48 to 72 hours of advance notice will help ensure availability.

This show at Central Church- Radford focuses on toys and diecast items.

Merctoberfest Heritage Market brings a festive celebration of fall to Thee Draper Village. Explore a variety of local vendors, enjoy a music jam, and cheer on a pet costume contest. Draper Mercantile and Trading Company will feature live music and food specials, and food trucks Copper Dog & Co and Playa Bowls will be serving. Friends and pups are welcome. Vendor inquiries may be sent to holly@drapermerc.com.

Celebrate the season at the 2nd Annual Peterstown Harvest Days, featuring the Peterstown Harvest Market alongside the inaugural Community Cruise-In. This outdoor gathering brings the community together with a welcoming mix of local pride and fall traditions. At the Harvest Market, visitors can explore artisan creations, crafts, specialty goods, and other merchandise from small businesses across the region while catching up with friends and neighbors. Food and specialty drink trucks will be on site with a variety of options to enjoy. The Community Cruise-In welcomes cars, trucks, and specialty bikes for a showcase where guests can admire a range of vehicles and vote for the Community Choice Award. A 50/50 drawing adds to the excitement, and food and drink vendors will also be available. Proceeds from the Cruise-In support the Peterstown Playground Project, helping create a new space for local children and families. Vehicle participants are encouraged to make a suggested $15 donation to register. The Market and Cruise-In are within easy walking distance of one another, making it simple to visit both and enjoy a day of shopping, eating, and automotive fun in Peterstown.

A casual meet-up follows Tot Storytime, offering caregivers a chance to connect and children an opportunity to make new friends. Montgomery-Floyd Regional Library strives to maintain a welcoming, productive, and safe environment for all patrons. For accessibility information or accommodation requests, email accessibilityrequest@mfrl.org. Providing 48 to 72 hours advance notice helps ensure availability.

Young children can enjoy a lively session of stories, rhymes, songs, and simple movement tailored to ages 2 to 3. Activities support early literacy development and nurture an enthusiasm for books through playful, interactive experiences. Montgomery-Floyd Regional Library strives to offer a welcoming, productive, and safe environment for everyone. For accessibility information or requests, contact accessibilityrequest@mfrl.org, and please provide 48 to 72 hours notice to help ensure accommodations are available.

Beginning at The Alexander Black House, this alternating-Thursday walking tour follows the historic streets within Blacksburg’s original 16 Squares and shares the stories behind notable buildings and landmarks that are often overlooked. Groups that cannot attend on a Thursday can arrange an appointment instead, and an optional add-on visit to St. Luke & Odd Fellows Hall is available by request. RSVP by email at info@blacksburghistory.org. Space is limited to 15 participants.