Discover events in Occoquan District, with this searchable community calendar. For a comprehensive list of local volunteer opportunities, visit Volunteer PW. You can also find more local happenings at Prince William Living. To see a schedule of Board of County Supervisor meetings or to watch online, click here.
The Prince William County Department of Social Services will host its annual Father & Daughter Dance on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Dr. A.J. Ferlazzo Building. The event, part of the county’s Fatherhood Initiative, is free and open to the public. This year’s theme, Girl Power: The Yellow Brick Road […]
Ages 7+ Are you searching for a fun activity the whole family can enjoy together? Join us at the park for an outdoor archery experience! This program focuses on the fundamentals of archery. Our certified instructors will teach each participant the range rules, bow and arrow safety, proper form, and stance. All equipment will be […]
FREE | All Ages | Veterans Memorial Park Touch-A-Truck is family friendly, hands-on event where kids of all ages can explore and discover a variety of vehicles up close! From fire trucks and police cars to construction vehicles and more, children will have the chance to climb inside, honk the horns and meet the heroes […]
Join PWC Parks for a FREE Drive-in Family Movie Night at Ben Lomond Regional Park on Friday, May 8! A FREE family movie night in the park is a perfect chance to relax and enjoy a safe and special night under the stars. Bring your lawn chair or blankets for seating in the lawn or stay […]
During National Prevention Week, join Community Services for an engaging webinar focused on preventing alcohol and other drug use among youth and young adults. Learn how to start meaningful conversations using the "Talk. They Hear You." campaign and hear diverse perspectives from a panel of experts in prevention, treatment, enforcement, and parents. Gain practical tools, […]
Practice reading aloud while you make a new friend by reading to a therapy dog at the library. Reading to dogs helps young readers improve their skills in a relaxed, friendly environment. Bring your own book or read one of the library's. Grades K - 5. Drop in; register at desk.
Lake Ridge Park 12373 Cotton Mill Road, VA This program for young nature lovers provides fun, hands-on adventure to explore the wonders of a local forest. Through guided activities, participants learn interesting facts about plants and animals, all while discovering the importance of nature and conservation. Guide cards and magnifying glasses provided. Ages 4 to […]
All Ages | FREE! | Locust Shade Park Sponsored by the Bass Federation, children of all ages are welcome. Prizes, bait and equipment will be provided. Come out and enjoy a great morning fishing! For more information, call (703) 792-8780. Get your free ticket here.
Experience the magic of summer with Fireflies and the Full Moon. Join Park Naturalists for an enchanting evening learning about the bio-luminescent beetle, a.k.a. the firefly! This guided program explores the science behind these little creatures and how they communicate through light. The evening ends around a glowing fire-pit, roasting s’mores under the moon. Spots […]
Ages 2+ | Locust Shade Park The Reptile World program was designed to give audiences the opportunity to meet an interesting selection of live, large, colorful, and gentle reptiles from all over the world. Audiences enjoy discovering what reptiles are, what makes them different from birds and mammals, and how important they are in our […]
Ages 4.5-10 | Veterans Memorial Park | $12 This exciting program led by Master Naturalist Candice Lowther is designed for families to explore the world of birds together. From spotting nests to identifying birds, participants will learn about local species, their habitats, and the important role they play in nature. Whether you're new to birding […]
Prince William County Sheriff's Office will produce a plastic ID card with your child's photo and measurements. This card could be the key to assisting law enforcement agencies if a child ever goes missing. Producing the card offers children a fun and positive experience interacting with law enforcement officers. The Sheriff's Office does not retain the information to protect the family's privacy.