Reston Citizen

Friday

Jammin’ Java, Fear Nuttin Band at 8pm: Fear Nuttin Band is a liively mix of dance hall and hard rock blended with a hip hop-style groove and fronted by two Jamaican singers. [more]

Cosi, Reston Town Center at 9am: Open coffee club. [more]

Saturday

Reston Town Center Pavilion at 10am: See a beautiful collection of vintage Porsches - from 356’s (bathtubs) to 911’s, 914’s, 928’s, and many more.

Reston Farmers Market at 8am-12pm: Support your local farmers and help the enviroment, by buying fruits, vegetables, cheeses, meats, baked goods at the local farmers market. [more]

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Here are some fun things to do with your family for labor day or any other day in Reston.

Reston Zoo: Check out some of the animals at this nearby zoo. It’s open until 6pm with last admission at 5pm until September 3rd.

Movies: How about a family movie night after the BBQ? Each person can pick a movie, and have some popcorn.

Jobs: Labor Day should be about forgetting your job, but why not talk to your kids about work? Get a book with many jobs, and tell your kids what they do. And ask what they want to be.

Museums: You don’t have to visit DC to find museums. Reston has some, one is the Reston Historic Museum at Lake Anne. You can also visit the art gallery at Lake Anne, on the ground floor of the Heron House.

Friday

Wolftrap Filene Center at 7:30pm: Travis Tritt performs with two new albums. Tickets $40 or $22. [more]

Saturday

Lake Fairfax at 12-6pm: 7th Annual Northern Virginia Family and Civic Picnic, with 43 local government officials. Presented by the All Dulles Area Muslim Society. Tickets are $2/person. [more]

Reston Town Center Pavilion at 7:30-10pm: Dance the Night Away The Mustangs (60s soul, Motown, swing, disco).

Sunday

Reston Town Center Pavilion and W&OD Trail at 6am: Bike riders can select from three routes of approximately 30, 63 and 100 miles. Presented by Reston Bike Club. [more]

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