Test your knowledge of murder mysteries. Team up with family and friends or play alone. This program is part of our Murder Mystery May series! Donations of travel-sized toiletries will be collected at programs for neighbors in need.… Read More
Virginia is for lovers, and it turns out that Virginia is for music, too! Historian Ken Avis uncovers the forgotten stories of world-class music that emerged from Northern Virginia. Come early and enjoy craft beverages--beer, wine, cider, vodka… Read More
Aphids can induce galls by injecting proteins into plants, hijacking plant development. David Stern, senior group leader at HHMI's Janelia Research Campus, discusses how his research into this problem could lead to controlling pest aphids. Come early and… Read More
Take a walk around New York City as John Daum shows you the interesting moments and quirky places that make areas like the Lower East Side, Greenwich Village and Soho so special. Come early and enjoy craft beverages--beer,… Read More
Murder Mystery May continues! Former crime lab director Deborah Leben shares how forensic experts use technological advances and innovation to combat crime and bring closure to unsolved cases. Donations of travel-sized toiletries will be collected at programs for… Read More
Joe May, former Virginia state delegate and founder of the EIT2.0 technology company, reflects on his career in circuit and instrumentation design. He also talks about the engineering behind some of his 28 patents, many in the field… Read More
Kick off LCPL’s summer reading program with a music trivia competition featuring a live "name that tune" round and music from Felix Pickles. Come early and enjoy amazing craft beverages--beer, wine, cider and vodka soda cocktails--and delicious dishes… Read More
LCPL is rocking all summer long! Old Ox is pleased to host a Music Trivia Night as part of the LCPL Summer Reading Program. Bring your friends and compete to be the most in tune team! Find out… Read More
Photographer Jim Saah shares behind the scenes stories and images from his book, In My Eyes. His photos have documented the D.C. music scene during its formative years and beyond. In My Eyes will be available for purchase… Read More
Music historian Ken Avis offers a detailed look at the vibrant musical history of the region. He highlights some of the lesser-known artists who made world-class music and describes the impact of the British Invasion on the local… Read More