Fairfax County Government Television presents Mature Living: Exploring Resources for Better Health. In February, watch a half-hour episode on how to care for a loved one, who to turn to for advice and support, and how to manage their own mental health. Case Managers with Inova ElderLink share resources this program offers to older adults and family caregivers.  Local resident Susan Smith shares her experience with the Matter of Balance class and how it benefits her. The episode is available daily on Channel 16 (at different times) and on-demand anytime for viewing at https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/cableconsumer/channel-16/mature-living.

Jesse Eisenberg and Kieran Culkin star as mismatched cousins on a Jewish heritage tour in Poland, where family tensions resurface amid their shared history. (2024, rated R).

Fairfax County Government Television presents Mature Living: Exploring Resources for Better Health. In February, watch a half-hour episode on how to care for a loved one, who to turn to for advice and support, and how to manage their own mental health. Case Managers with Inova ElderLink share resources this program offers to older adults and family caregivers.  Local resident Susan Smith shares her experience with the Matter of Balance class and how it benefits her. The episode is available daily on Channel 16 (at different times) and on-demand anytime for viewing at https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/cableconsumer/channel-16/mature-living.

Take part in a calm and fun online painting class and get inspired! Painting can promote stress relief, help bolster memory and encourage creative growth. Stretch your creative abilities and try something new. A professional instructor will walk through the process step by step. No painting experience is required, although some basic materials are necessary. Read more and register online.

Learn about vision changes that hinder older drivers as it gets dark, headlight technology, assistive driving tools, and essential tips for safer, more confident nighttime driving.

This fireside chat with authors David Dupree & E. Ethelbert Miller will cover writing, style, overcoming writer’s block, and include readings from their works.

Fairfax County Government Television presents Mature Living: Exploring Resources for Better Health. In February, watch a half-hour episode on how to care for a loved one, who to turn to for advice and support, and how to manage their own mental health. Case Managers with Inova ElderLink share resources this program offers to older adults and family caregivers.  Local resident Susan Smith shares her experience with the Matter of Balance class and how it benefits her. The episode is available daily on Channel 16 (at different times) and on-demand anytime for viewing at https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/cableconsumer/channel-16/mature-living.

Positive Aging online features a six-week community environment. Learn about the innovative DOROT flagship program designed specifically for solo agers: those forward-thinking individuals who anticipate navigating their future with autonomy and resilience. Over six transformative weeks, participants build meaningful connections in a welcoming community, either in person or online. Registration requested for online sessions.

A presentation on the 1912 Titanic sinking that explores how recovered artifacts — from personal items to ship fittings — reveal new insights into the ship.

Fairfax County Government Television presents Mature Living: Exploring Resources for Better Health. In February, watch a half-hour episode on how to care for a loved one, who to turn to for advice and support, and how to manage their own mental health. Case Managers with Inova ElderLink share resources this program offers to older adults and family caregivers.  Local resident Susan Smith shares her experience with the Matter of Balance class and how it benefits her. The episode is available daily on Channel 16 (at different times) and on-demand anytime for viewing at https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/cableconsumer/channel-16/mature-living.

Sponsored by the Kiwanis Foundation of McLean, individuals and teams will be jumping into cold Lake Anne water to raise money for beneficiary causes. Registration starts at 12:30 p.m. The Polar Dip starts at 2:00 p.m.

Fairfax County Government Television presents Mature Living: Exploring Resources for Better Health. In February, watch a half-hour episode on how to care for a loved one, who to turn to for advice and support, and how to manage their own mental health. Case Managers with Inova ElderLink share resources this program offers to older adults and family caregivers.  Local resident Susan Smith shares her experience with the Matter of Balance class and how it benefits her. The episode is available daily on Channel 16 (at different times) and on-demand anytime for viewing at https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/cableconsumer/channel-16/mature-living.

Join Aging Matters host Cheryl Beversdorf as she talks with Ruth Lindquist, PhD, RN, about ways to support heart health and healthy aging, manage heart disease risks, learn about early detection/treatment of the illness, and develop prevention strategies to promote longevity and quality of life. Podcast is posted online after 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 10.

Learn about current scams including unlicensed contractors, romance scams and grandparent scams, along with tips for protection. Registration for this free enrichment webinar on MyRCC is required.

Learn about vision changes that hinder older drivers as it gets dark, headlight technology, assistive driving tools, and essential tips for safer, more confident nighttime driving.

Celebrate your love for crafting and join the Reston Regional Library to create your own personalized pressed flower pendant necklace. All materials will be provided. Registration opens Jan. 29, 2026.

Fairfax County Government Television presents Mature Living: Exploring Resources for Better Health. In February, watch a half-hour episode on how to care for a loved one, who to turn to for advice and support, and how to manage their own mental health. Case Managers with Inova ElderLink share resources this program offers to older adults and family caregivers.  Local resident Susan Smith shares her experience with the Matter of Balance class and how it benefits her. The episode is available daily on Channel 16 (at different times) and on-demand anytime for viewing at https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/cableconsumer/channel-16/mature-living.

This presentation of “Ain’t No Back to a Merry-Go-Round,” directed by Emmy winner Ilana Trachtman, recounts the story of five Howard University students who broke barriers in the summer of 1960 by riding the whites-only carousel at Glen Echo Amusement Park. Their protest sparked an unprecedented alliance with the local community and drew national attention. Stay afterward for a discussion with director Ilana Trachtman.

Join the Reston Association to help find birds in Reston’s beautiful natural areas. Beginning and expert birders are invited to participate. Pre-registration is preferred via RA’s webtrac. For any registration assistance, contact naturecenter@reston.org or 703-476-9689 ext. 3. This is a free event.

Fairfax County Government Television presents Mature Living: Exploring Resources for Better Health. In February, watch a half-hour episode on how to care for a loved one, who to turn to for advice and support, and how to manage their own mental health. Case Managers with Inova ElderLink share resources this program offers to older adults and family caregivers.  Local resident Susan Smith shares her experience with the Matter of Balance class and how it benefits her. The episode is available daily on Channel 16 (at different times) and on-demand anytime for viewing at https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/cableconsumer/channel-16/mature-living.

Reston Association’s Senior Movie Day offers complimentary film screenings at LOOK Cinemas in Reston Town Center on the fourth Wednesday of each month. No registration needed. Doors open at 9:15am and movie begins at 10am. Ages 55+. February’s feature film is Anniversary.

Be inspired by the creative arts in Reston! Immerse yourself in an evening with Public Art Reston, Reston Art Gallery & Studio, and Tephra for a special community event where each organization shares its mission, work, and impact. Designed to spark connection and deepen understanding of Reston’s creative landscape, this program offers residents a chance to learn directly from the leaders shaping our local arts community.