Empower Your Voice: Advocating for Your Disability Rights in the Workplace
Register here for this webinar sponsored the Prince William County Office of Human Rights.
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.
Register here for this webinar sponsored the Prince William County Office of Human Rights.
The Prince William County Planning Commission is a panel of eight citizens appointed by the Board of County Supervisors to advise the Board on land use and development issues in the County. Unless specified otherwise, meetings occur twice a month at the Prince William County James J. McCoart Administration Building. Generally, Planning Commission work sessions […]
The Prince William County *Planning Commission is a panel of eight citizens appointed by the Board of County Supervisors to advise the Board on land use and development issues in the County. Unless specified otherwise, meetings occur twice a month at the Prince William County James J. McCoart Administration Building. Generally, Planning Commission work sessions […]
What is the Senior Center Without Walls? Mission To bring senior center-style programming, resources, and connection directly into the community, ensuring no older adult is left behind. Who is Served Older adults who face barriers to accessing traditional senior centers, including those with mobility challenges, transportation limitations, health concerns, or caregiving responsibilities. Prince William Area […]
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 […]
The Juneteenth & Me Festival is a vibrant community celebration honoring freedom, culture, and unity in Prince William County. Hosted by the HUES Employee Resource Group, coordinated by the Office of Equity & Inclusion, and supported by Parks & Recreation, this event brings together residents, families, businesses, and creatives for a day of connection, reflection, […]
Celebrate community and creativity with your family at the Tackett's Mill FREE SummerFest! Kids can explore game stations, enjoy face painting, and create something meaningful at the Father’s Day card-making table. It’s the kind of unhurried family time that feels increasingly rare. These gatherings bring neighbors together and create the kinds of memories children carry […]
Join Prince William Community Band for a patriotic evening of music as we honor America’s 250th birthday with American Tapestry. Bring your chairs and enjoy a free outdoor performance perfect for families, friends, and neighbors. Don’t forget to wear your red, white and blue and bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on!
Attention mood readers! Looking for a book club that reads anything and everything? Each month they pick a book of any genre, and the group will meet once a month to discuss. June: Flashlight by Susan Choi July: The Emperor of Gladness by Ocean Vuong August: The Berry Pickers by Amanda Peters
The Prince William County Board of County Supervisors usually meets at 2 p.m. on the first, second and third Tuesdays of each month, with meetings also at 7:00 p.m. on the first and third Tuesdays. Search archived meeting files here. Visit SpeakUp! Prince William to comment on agenda items for upcoming Board Meetings. Unless otherwise specified, all meetings […]
Virginia Poverty Law Center, Legal Aid Justice Center, and the Allies for Housing Action PRESENT: NEW PROTECTIONS IN MANUFACTURED HOME COMMUNITIES! WED, JUNE 24, 2026 6:00PM - 7:30PM Zoom webinar* - visit bit.ly/MHCJun24 to learn more and register. *CLE-eligibility pending. Learn about 5 new protections including your right to : buy and own your community renew your […]
Blackbeard, Calico Jack, Anne Bonny, Mary Read, and a cast of thousands established the first Democratic Republic in the New World, reveling in their freedom and ability to wage warfare as professional thieves. Learn about the Colonial Republic of Pirates from Ed Moore, historian and journalist, from the Maritime Museum in Newport News. Registration required.