On October 24, in conjunction with national Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the City will host a candlelight vigil and memorial program to honor victims of domestic violence.

The deadline to register to vote in Virginia’s November 5 General Election is October 15. In Alexandria, the November 5 ballot includes Virginia State Senate and House of Delegates, and Alexandria Clerk of Circuit Court.

On October 20-21, learn more about how the City is working with community, regional, and other partners to develop innovative planning solutions for Alexandria’s future.

In recognition of National Bullying Prevention Month, the City is hosting activities through the Mayor’s Campaign to End Bullying to raise awareness about bullying, what to do about it, and how to prevent it.

October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and the City encourages the public to understand the importance of cybersecurity and to stay safe and secure online. 

During October, the City is offering free events for the public to learn ways to sustainably manage energy use and reduce greenhouse gas emissions and environmental pollution.

Get your flu shot just in time for flu season! The Alexandria Health Department will hold a free Flu Shot Clinic for adults and children ages six months and older.

Learn about the special event application, permit and review process at a series of free workshops beginning in October. Staff from multiple agencies will explain how event organizers can apply for and obtain permits to produce a special event in Alexandria.

City Council has unanimously adopted a resolution recognizing the second Monday in October of each year as Indigenous Peoples’ Day.