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Historic Vienna
REGISTRATION DATES HISTORIC VIENNA
IN TOWN BEGINS November 7 at 8:00 a.m. OUT OF TOWN BEGINS November 14 at 8:00 a.m.
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Classes need to reach the minimum number one week prior to the start date or they will be canceled. Camps must meet the minimum two weeks prior to the start of camp. Trips must meet the minimum thirty days before the trip.
VIENNA COMMUNITY LEARNING AND DISPLAY GARDEN
The Vienna Community Learning and Display Garden located behind the Vienna Community Center. The garden features food, flowers and herbs and provides learning and volunteer opportunities throughout the year. Also visit the Take-a-book, Leave-abook kiosk. Guided tours are available, contact Vienna Parks and Recreation at 703-255-6360.
FACILITY RENTALS
Looking for a Premier Location for Your Event?
Look no further. The Vienna Community Center can host events for any occasion from intimate meetings to large scale events. To discuss your event needs or to book a room, please contact Leon Evans at levans@viennava.gov, 703-255-6355 or Nick Jones at njones@viennava.gov, 703 255-5726. You can also find more information and rental guidelines on our website at viennava.gov/rentals.
HISTORIC VIENNA INC.
HVI is a non-profit corporation established by the Town of Vienna to preserve and promote Vienna’s history through a knowledge of the past. New members and volunteers are always welcome. Throughout the year, we offer a variety of special events for the enjoyment of visitors, families and children.
For more information check our website historicviennainc.org or call 703-938-5187.
FREEMAN STORE AND MUSEUM
Located at 131 Church Street NE, behind the Town Green, the Freeman Store and Museum is jointly owned and operated by the Town of Vienna and Historic Vienna, Inc. Built in 1859, The Freeman Store is a museum, a gift shop and has a used book cellar. It remains the jewel of Vienna today. historicviennainc.org • 703-938-5187
LITTLE LIBRARY
The Little Library is a museum located on the Freeman Store grounds. Although the Little Library no longer operates as a lending library, guests will enjoy visiting and learning the history of the first library in Fairfax County. If you are interested in being a volunteer and welcoming visitors on the days the building is open, please call 703-938-5187.
