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Celebrate Women's History Month in the City of Alexandria

Page updated on March 1, 2024 at 4:51 PM

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As the City of Alexandria approaches its 275th birthday, we join a global celebration honoring the social, economic, and cultural achievements of women who have played pivotal roles in shaping our local community. 

Share Experiences and Celebrate Achievements 

Throughout March, the City will amplify many of the collective achievements of women who live, work, or reside in our neighborhoods. Join us in exploring how these accomplishments "Inspire Inclusion," this year's theme for International Women's Day. Participate in immersive programming and discover public services available for women, youth, and families. 

For a comprehensive list of events, a glimpse into the rich history of women in Alexandria, and to learn more about public services available, please visit alexandriava.gov/WomensHistoryMonth.  

Take a "Snapshot" at Alexandria City Hall  

Purple and gold lights illuminating City Hall


Visit Market Square at City Hall to view flags honoring the U.S. Women’s Suffragette Movement of the early 20th Century. In the evenings, City Hall will illuminate in purple, white, and gold, recognizing Alexandria's courageous women who fought for voting rights. 

To learn more, take part in a walking tour or learn more at the Office of Historic Alexandria’s Women’s History webpage.  

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