The Middleburg Community Center was first conceived in 1946 and after a flurry of fund raising,…read moreconstruction commenced and the building was completed in 1948. The facility has hosted many activities over the years and is rented out for weddings, private parties, seminars, meetings, and more. In years past, I've spent part of a Sunday manning a booth at a particular show that is held every year in this building. It's a neat building from a historical perspective - but it has one issue - the building does not do real well at cooling. When you pack a lot of people into an old building like this - all those folks sucking oxygen combined with the lack of air flow - really makes the place uncomfortable. It's even worse - on a day like today - where you have a sudden warm snap!

I teach adult exercise classes, balance, posture and Tai Chi, at the Middleburg Community Center…read more The space we use is handicapped accessible, has a bathroom and the room has wall to wall windows letting in lots of natural light. Olivia and Sue have both been great to work with and my students are all grateful for a local, comfortable, safe and inviting activity space. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Woody McMahon Sequoia Health and Fitness, Inc

Big, clean, helpful staff…read more It is across the street from a high school so it gets busy around 230/3 - especially the roads! But even without students it seems to be a well loved library- it's not overly packed but it is busy during the day. It seems to have a diverse group of ethnicities that come through seeing how they offer one-on-one tutoring and multiple books in different languages. Is a good library. Just avoid school dismissal time.

What a cozy and nice library!!! Do not miss the view in the kids library. The trees around the area…read moreis a view that you dont want to miss. This time of the year the foliage is spectacular.

What a beautiful location! This pool is surrounded by nice tall trees with a view of a lake, very…read moreclose to Wolftrap. In my fantasy life without kids, I could see myself taking a dip in the pool and then catching a show at Wolftrap afterwards. Alas, I have a real life with kids, so I was here for the kids' swim meet. The pool is small but it's the standard 25 meters and is 6 lanes wide. There is a baby pool splash area and an indoor area as well. This swim team has an excellent food bar for swim meets only - options included burgers with multiple toppings options (including onions) and cheese pasta in a bag which was a big favorite among the kids. The only thing that left me wanting more was the bathroom. It could be very nice with a remodel, but as it is, the showers without stalls to cover yourself and the white cinder block walls give me jail vibes. This is a small part of the pool though so I don't hold it against the pool. Everything else is great!

I came here for the Hawaii State Society of DC's annual meeting. I had never been to the area…read morebefore, but it wasn't hard to find. And though I was late, there was a lot of parking in the lot. The lot doesn't have marked lanes (at least, this is what I saw... Then again, it was dark and I could've missed the lines). It seemed that the amount of cars that can fit is dependent upon how close people park to one another. As I entered the building, I noticed there were two pools in front. One was a standard sized swimming pool with lanes, and the other one was a smaller wading pool. This looked really good for children. There was also a playground (well, more like a few swing sets) outside next to the pool as well. There were a good number of people at the meeting, but there was enough room for everyone. When you enter, there is a small room that leads to two different rooms (and a downstairs). One room is a large room where events can take place. The other is a smaller room that is better for hosting/eating because there is a kitchenette as well as some couches and a low table in it. I didn't go downstairs, so I don't know what's there. There are two single stall bathrooms in the back of the large room. Those bathrooms, along with everything else about the facility, were very clean. My only complaint about this place is that there's no insulation! I was in a crowded room and I was freezing cold. I don't know if they have a heater and we just weren't using it, but it was so cold it made everything much less enjoyable!

This brand new little free library is in a super awesome location on Freetown Drive. I liked the…read moresuper beautiful way that it was painted and decorated in a Dr. Suess theme. I have personally felt that it has been well maintained, organized and taken care of by it's creator. Two thumbs up !

Looking for a flexible and inexpensive space to host a birthday party? Look no further than the…read moreFalls Church Community Center! We recently booked the Teen Center for my nine (!!!) year old's birthday and the kiddos had an absolute blast. The vibe felt like a little house party -- there were tons of active games like pool, shuffle board, air hockey, and ping pong as well as a few board games, a tv, couches, and a mini kitchen with bar. We were able to entertain the children for two full hours with a mix of crafts, games, and food and felt like the area was able to contain a group of mixed ages nicely. On a spring or fall day, you can also utilize the playground at Cherry Hill Park which is directly behind the building. Booking was pretty easy and they set up all the tables/chairs which was helpful. Definitely plan for breakdown time -- you will need to cleanup and sweep afterwards.

I live in the town next to Falls Church but never knew about this hidden gem. There's group…read moregathering spaces, rooms to rent, and a sweet basketball court that I'd love to use regularly if I lived closer by. We were here for a birthday party where the host rented out a room. It was a really big room - maybe 50 feet long - so it was able to accommodate the large number of guests. There was a ping pong table in the center and books and games on the bookshelves. There were also tons of tables and seating for all the guests and a wet bar with a sink and counter for the host to set up food. It's an older building, but it met all of the kids' needs and everyone had a great time!

Small Fairfax library branch. Only the very front (single bookshelf range) of the library is…read moreaccessible to the public. There is no seating. Staff is friendly and helpful.

Great help. Very small library mostly for blind and visually impaired. But still able to check out…read morebooks and have them sent here. Downstairs room 123.

I like that it is a relaxing place. This is probably among the most laid back county libraries…read more Also you don't have to fight for parking. That alone makes me pleased. It's set back from the main road, but close enough to be visible. Also if you want to donate books, or get cheap used ones, this could be a place for that. There's not many computers. Quite a few of them are dated. Sure you'll find plenty of newspapers, but sadly not much good writing in them anymore. Staff here is friendly and helpful. Families with little ones will love the children's section. This is a pleasant community library. There are meeting rooms and events also.

This is my local library and, although it's on the smaller side, they have a great children's…read moresection and it's never crowded (except during the twice a year book sale), making it an ideal place if you want to read in peace or study. The reservation system, which is Fairfax county-wide, is easy to use and the books come quickly. Parking is plentiful, with the exception of during the book sale. Since I've mentioned it a couple of times, the book sale is the highlight of this library. Held in April and November, make sure you come the first day, usually a Thursday, to take full advantage of the kids room. All paperback books are 50 cents! I bought about 20 children's books in good condition for $15.00. The hardback books were around $1.00 each. Even if you live a bit further than I do, I still highly recommend stoping by during the sale, particularly if you're searching for board ,toddler, and early reader books.

Great facility. Have now used this facility for several functions and they have always provided the…read morebest service.

I went there for some events. It's pretty old and need to fix some, I guess. But it's clean…read more Info: I check Fort Belvoir MWR on fb. Room: Party room, relaxation room, cafe,... Customer service: OK. Parking: Free in front of the building. Always many cars there maybe because of the ongoing construction.