Absentee voting for the November 5 General Election begins Friday, September 20. Learn more about eligibility, deadlines and other requirements to cast an absentee ballot.

The second City Hall Visioning Study meeting will be held on September 30, to seek input on which functions or services are most important to be housed in City Hall. Results from the meeting and previously collected data will help define building occupancy and determine how City Hall can best...

The City’s new landscape guidelines were recently recognized with a Communications Merit Award from the Virginia Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects.

Treat your pooch to a late summertime dip at the City’s Itty Bitty Doggie Dive on September 20. This annual event follows the end of the summer pool season, and offers dogs the chance to swim and play games in one of the City’s pools.

The City invites the public to attend the first of several community meetings about the Equal Justice Initiative Community Remembrance Project to memorialize the victims of lynchings in Alexandria.

The King Street Art Festival returns this Saturday and Sunday, September 21-22, transforming the City’s historic main street into a world-class outdoor art gallery. To accommodate the event, a number of parking restrictions will be in effect on King Street and the surrounding area.

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

On October 5, the Alexandria Library will host its annual bicycle tour of all Alexandria Library locations. Bring your bike and join library staff for a leisurely two-hour loop starting and ending at Beatley Central Library. Registration is required and space is limited.

September is National Preparedness Month. Learn how to prepare yourself, your property and your loved ones for whatever emergency arises.