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Events at: John Carlyle Square

Address: 300 – John Carlyle Street, Virginia 22314
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Beats, Bites and Brews in Old Town Alexandria

John Carlyle Square

Pack your picnic blanket and bring your friends and family to Beats, Bites, and Brews at John Carlyle Square Park in Old Town Alexandria!

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Alexandria OKTOBERFEST @ JOHN CARLYLE SQUARE

John Carlyle Square

Get ready for an unforgettable day at the Alexandria Oktoberfest! Celebrate the season with the best of German culture, food, music, and fun at the beautiful John Carlyle Square in Alexandria.

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Alexandria Fall-O-Ween @ John Carlyle Square

John Carlyle Square

Get ready for a family-friendly Halloween celebration at Alexandria Fall-O-Ween! This exciting event is packed with arts & crafts, delicious treats, and a day of fun for the whole family.

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Old Town Alexandria Christmas Market and Holiday Craft Show

John Carlyle Square

Join us for the biggest Christmas market in Old Town Alexandria at the Old Town Alexandria Christmas Market & Holiday Craft Show!

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