This weekend in Fairfax County, VA

Kid to Kid is rolling out a fresh selection of kids' boots and snow pants in a wide range of sizes. Browse cold-weather essentials, pick up pieces that fit now and the next size up, and get their winter wardrobe ready before the chill sets in. There will be plenty to choose from, but popular styles tend to go quickly, so earlier shoppers typically find the most options.

Celebrating its 50th year, this fall festival has grown from a small artisan market into a large event featuring over 400 art and craft vendors, informational vendors, food vendors, children’s activities, multiple stages of entertainment, and beer gardens. Even with its growth, it retains a welcoming hometown festival atmosphere in a historic downtown setting. Admission is free.

Graduation will be held at Jubilee Christian Center. Check-in takes place first, followed by the ceremony. Participants are asked to wear their uniforms. All belt levels, from white to black, are welcome to attend, including those who are not receiving a new belt.

Celebrate the season at Springfield Town Center with a community festival featuring food, exhibitor booths, performances, and live music. Families can enjoy pumpkin decorating, character appearances, and face painting while browsing dozens of outdoor vendors and sampling offerings from participating food providers. A highlight of the day is the Virginia Children’s Entrepreneur Market, where more than 40 young participants showcase their skills. Activities and vendors are set up in the parking area behind the sporting goods store. Admission is free. Vendors should register only through the event’s official website.

This free fitness session for junior tennis players celebrates the newly renovated performance gym in Burke, VA. Led by Jakob, Fitness Director at BRSC and A Plus, it focuses on strength, power, and injury prevention for athletes on the court. Jakob and his team work with a local collegiate program and top Mid-Atlantic players ages 12 to 18, and they will apply that experience in this session. Space is limited to 16 participants.

Clay Day is a relaxed get-together where participants can focus on their own projects and exchange ideas and information. Admission is free. The meetup is in the basement of the Fred M. Packard Center. Enter through the main entrance, continue through the gallery and along the hallway to the back of the building, then turn left toward the exit door. A staircase on the left goes down to the basement, and the room is the first one at the bottom of the stairs.

The rink transforms into a glamorous Disney On Ice gala hosted by Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, and Goofy, complete with a touch of red carpet sparkle. Favorite stories from Zootopia 2, Tangled, Beauty and the Beast, Toy Story, and Monsters, Inc. skate to life in cinematic style with showstopping numbers that feel like a Hollywood premiere on ice. Stitch welcomes Angel for her first appearance on the ice, and the Disney Villains make a dramatic entrance that keeps the excitement high. There is even a moment when the spotlight turns to the audience, inviting everyone to share in the magic of Disney On Ice presents Spotlight Magic. Please note that costumes are not permitted for guests 14 and older.

Learn to turn Halloween sugar cookies into bakery-worthy treats in a beginner-friendly, hands-on royal icing class led by Chef Dawn Marie Alston of Ravy Cakes, LLC, an award-winning pastry chef, culinary instructor, and Food Network competitor. Gain confidence with the fundamentals of royal icing as you explore how to mix and color it, choose the right consistencies for piping and flooding, achieve a smooth finish, and add fine piped details. Practice on a template, then decorate freshly baked, Halloween-themed cookies with techniques that include wet on wet designs like spider webs and spooky silhouettes, plus methods for adding texture and dimension. Chef Dawn also shares practical tips for baking great cookies at home. Participants receive five pre-baked cookies to decorate, all icing, tools, and supplies needed during class, and a box to take finished cookies home. A 5% same-day discount on supplies and tools is available at Fran’s Cake and Candy. This class is designed for beginners and is open to ages 13 and up. All materials are provided for use during the session. It can get a little messy, so an apron is recommended, and long hair should be tied back. The hands-on lesson runs about two hours and may finish slightly earlier or later. Enrollment requires a minimum of four students and is limited to twelve. If the minimum is not met, a full refund will be issued. Cancellation policy: receive a full refund or credit if canceling at least five days in advance. Cancellations made after that window but at least 48 hours before class qualify for a credit toward a future session. No credits are available for cancellations within 48 hours.

A Halloween season true crime program at Dolley Madison Community Library in McLean features researcher and author Zach Ford. He will delve into mysteries from McLean and the D.C. area, highlighting local legends, folklore, and unsolved cases. Registration is encouraged. Due to potentially sensitive material, this program is recommended for ages 15 and older or with parental guidance.

At EagleBank Arena, the rink transforms into a Hollywood inspired celebration as Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, and Goofy welcome the crowd. Stories from Zootopia 2, Tangled, Beauty and the Beast, Toy Story, and Monsters, Inc. glide to life with skating, music, and red carpet sparkle. Stitch introduces Angel for her on-ice debut, and the Disney Villains make a dramatic entrance that heightens the excitement. The spotlight also shines on the audience for a moment of celebration, capturing the glitz and wonder of Disney On Ice presents Spotlight Magic. Costumes are not permitted for guests 14 years and older.

An outdoor screening of Remember the Titans will take place under the stars at Fellowship Baptist Church. Attendees are encouraged to bring a comfortable chair or a blanket, and snacks and drinks will be available. A rain date is planned.

Classic rock and 90s cover songs set the tone, with cold beer on hand and a lively atmosphere where the music brings the heat.

This event features a New Moon ritual and a drum circle.

This is a chance to pick up fresh fruits and vegetables while supporting the surrounding community. It is set in the VRE parking lot.

The next 1UP Card Show comes courtesy of luckydraw and 703 Events.

At EatLoco Reston at Halley Rise Market, Blackstone Honey Bee Farms showcases a sweet selection from the hive. Look for jars of pure honey, smooth whipped honey, handcrafted beeswax candles, and bee pollen granules. Whether you are restocking the pantry, adding something special to breakfast, or choosing a thoughtful gift, there are options to take home. Samples are available so you can taste before deciding.

GEMS, short for Guardians of Exclusively Made Souls, is a support group for parents, guardians, and other caregivers of loved ones with disabilities. It offers a welcoming space to share experiences, receive emotional support, and explore strategies that foster acceptance, coping, and day to day care. Conversations may also include reflections grounded in faith in Allah. During renovations, meetings take place at Kingstowne Regional Library in Room E103.

World class singer and vocal pedagogue John Schreiner leads a welcoming workshop at City of Fairfax Regional Library for musicians at any stage, from beginners to long-time professionals. The session focuses on applying singing techniques to strengthen the speaking voice and elevate everyday conversations. Attendees explore practical approaches for quick relaxation, stress management, and overall well-being through gentle stimulation of the vagus nerve and a calmer nervous system, leaving you sounding clearer, feeling more at ease, and communicating with greater confidence.

At EagleBank Arena, Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, and Goofy roll out a red carpet welcome for a glamorous Disney On Ice celebration. Stories from Zootopia 2, Tangled, Beauty and the Beast, Toy Story, and Monsters, Inc. take to the ice with showstopping moments and plenty of sparkle. Stitch steps into the spotlight to introduce Angel for her first on-ice appearance, and a bold entrance by the Disney Villains adds extra thrills. The production even shines a light on the audience so everyone can share in the excitement. For attire, guests who are 14 years and older are not permitted to wear costumes.

Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, and Goofy roll out a red carpet vibe for a glamorous Disney On Ice celebration where stories leap from the screen to the rink. Scenes inspired by Zootopia 2, Tangled, Beauty and the Beast, Toy Story, and Monsters, Inc. glide to life with a Hollywood sparkle. Stitch welcomes Angel for her shimmering on-ice debut, and a showstopping arrival by the Disney Villains adds a thrilling jolt. As the spotlight turns to the crowd, the experience invites everyone to soak up the glitz, energy, and wonder of Disney On Ice presents Spotlight Magic. Costumes are not permitted for guests 14 years and older.

Internationally acclaimed pianist Jeffrey Siegel returns with his Keyboard Conversations, weaving engaging commentary with virtuosic performance. The program features Beethoven’s joyful Polonaise, the ever-popular Für Elise, and playful bagatelles, alongside Schubert’s tender waltzes, the fiery F minor Impromptu, and the radiant Ave Maria. Recognized by The Washington Post for eloquent playing and a gift for illuminating remarks, Siegel caps the evening with a brief audience Q&A. This performance is suitable for all ages. Tickets are $60, $52, and $38, with half-price admission for youth through Grade 12. Prices include fees. The run time is approximately 90 minutes, plus intermission.