Holiday Decorating Contest
Each Winner Receives $100!
Tuesday, December 16, 2025
6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Sponsored by:
The Mary & Cathy Team
Milk in Motion
JNEL
Judged by a committee of CCVCA members.
Please have your lights on from 6:00 pm–10:00 pm.
Judging is 6:30 pm–9:00 pm or so.
Committee members will be driving throughout the neighborhood.
Everyone is encouraged to decorate to make
our neighborhood merry and bright!
Read about this annual event, including rules and photos of past winners.
Online tickets will be available starting Tuesday, December 2, 2025, at 10:00 am through Eventbrite, until sold out. Please visit Ticket Sales for more information.
Santa and Operation Lifesaver — Every year just before Christmas, kids and their parents are given the opportunity to ride a VRE train to meet Santa and friends, who are on board to promote rail safety and Operation Lifesaver’s “Look, Listen and Live” campaign. There will be plenty of Santa’s helpers handing out candy canes and coloring books, along with other festivity-makers.
Toys for Tots — In addition, Operation Lifesaver Santa Trains also work in conjunction with the Marine Corps Toys for Tots. So on the day when VRE Santa Trains operate, the Spotsylvania, Fredericksburg, Manassas, Burke Centre, and Woodbridge stations will also serve as drop off sites for the Marine Corps Toys for Tots Campaign. VRE is encouraging everyone to bring an unwrapped toy to the Santa Trains so that someone less fortunate in the Virginia area can share in the joys of the holidays. VRE will not be collecting cash donations onboard the train, but you can send your monetary donations to https://www.toysfortots.org/donate/Default.aspx
As the days grow shorter and the air becomes crisp, Fairfax County Public Library invites readers of all ages to warm up with a good book and join the 2025 Winter Reading Adventure – Read for the Gold! This exciting countywide challenge runs from December 1, 2025 through January 31, 2026, encouraging everyone from preschoolers to adults to set reading goals, discover new stories and celebrate their achievements along the way.
While those who died are also remembered, Veterans Day (11/11/25) is the day set aside to thank and honor ALL those who served honorably in the military – in wartime or peacetime. In fact, Veterans Day is largely intended to thank LIVING veterans for their service, to acknowledge that their contributions to our national security are appreciated, and to underscore the fact that all those who served – not only those who died – have sacrificed and done their duty.
Robinson Secondary School was named in honor of Sgt. James W. Robinson Jr., the first Virginia resident to receive the Medal of Honor for conspicuous gallantry and heroism in the Vietnam conflict. RSS held its annual Veterans Day ceremony on November 10, 2025 to honor our service members, to remember their achievements, their courage, and their dedication, and to say thank you for their sacrifices. The ceremony will be posted on the school website later this week.
November 4, 2025
General & Special Elections
General election (and special election in the towns of Clifton and Vienna) to elect the governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, all of the Virginia House of Delegates, and, in the town of Vienna, mayor and town council. All registered Fairfax County voters are eligible to vote in this election. Only Town of Vienna residents are eligible to vote in the Vienna town races.
Nov. 4 – Ballots returned by mail must be postmarked by Nov. 4 and received by noon on Nov. 7. Learn More
Nov. 4, 6:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. *If you are line by 7 p.m., you will be able to vote.* Election Day voting (Same day registration available only at your precinct polling place, where you will complete a provisional ballot.) Learn More
Nov. 4 at 7:00 p.m. – Deadline to return Vote by Mail ballots in a drop box or hand deliver to Election Office. Learn More
IN PERSON EARLY VOTING IS NOW CLOSED FOR THE NOV. 4 ELECTION
VOTE BY MAIL *Statement* — Noting public concerns about the design of the ballot envelopes in Fairfax County, voters who are concerned about making sure their ballot is received can do the following:
If you are not already planning to vote by mail, you can vote in person on Election Day.
1. If voting by mail, you should fold the ballot (vote selections facing in) so that the markings do not show.
2. You can check the status of your mail ballot at https://fairfaxco.ballottrax.net/voter/ or by calling the Fairfax registrar at 703‑222‑0776.
3. If you are concerned that your ballot was not received, you can go to your polling place on Election Day and vote provisionally. The registrar will ensure that each voter’s ballot is counted only once.
IN PERSON ON ELECTION DAY NOVEMBER 4, 2025
You may vote in person only at your precinct polling place on Nov. 4 from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. *If you are line by 7 p.m., you will be able to vote.* Same-day registration will be available only at your precinct polling place, where you will complete a provisional ballot.
Fairfax Station Railroad Museum
Fall Festival
Saturday, November 1
12:30 pm – 5:00 pm
This exciting event celebrates the arrival of autumn with authentic German food, vibrant Bavarian dancing, live music, and family-friendly activities. Whether you’re a fan of traditional cuisine or simply looking to enjoy a fun-filled day with friends and family, there’s something for everyone! Alt Washingtonia, a local Bavarian Dance Group, returns to the Museum for its third year! Enjoy music, dancing, cow bells, Alp Horns, and more! Click here for more information.
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NOTE: Free Share Saturday is this Saturday, October 25 from 8:00 am – noon, but please make sure any unclaimed items get put away by dark or donate to the GreenDrop truck located in the University Mall back parking lot.
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NOTE: Free Share Saturday is this Saturday, September 27 from 8:00 am – noon, but please make sure any unclaimed items get put away by dark or donate to the GreenDrop truck located in the University Mall back parking lot.
CCVCA General Membership Meeting
Thursday, September 25, 2025 @ 7:30 pm
St. Mary of Sorrows Catholic Church
Farrell Hall
5222 Sideburn Road
Raffle ticket sales begin 3:45 pm. You must be present to win.
Special Election
11th Congressional District
September 9, 2025
Click here for more information.
The Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia has called a special election in the 11th Congressional District on September 9, 2025. Eligible voters will cast a ballot for a member of the United States House of Representatives to fill the vacancy created by the passing of the Honorable Gerald E. Connolly.
- Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Election Day. If you are in line by 7 p.m., you will be able to vote.
- All registered voters may vote in this election. Before you vote, check your registration status on the Virginia Department of Elections website.
- To vote on Election Day you must cast your ballot at the polling location in the precinct where you are registered to vote or complete a same-day registration process at the polling location for the precinct in which you live now. To find your precinct go to Where to Vote.
- Bring an acceptable form of identification or be prepared to sign the ID Confirmation Statement.
Purple Can Club (Glass Recycling)
How to Recycle Glass in Fairfax County
- Bring glass containers to a purple can for recycling. See Northern Virginia Glass Recovery Map for a can location near you.
- Glass deposited in the purple cans is used to make food and beverage containers, fiberglass insulation, and reflective materials.
- Glass bottles and jars are not accepted in most curbside recycling programs throughout the region.
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NOTE: Free Share Saturday is this Saturday, August 30 from 8:00 am – noon, but please make sure any unclaimed items get put away by dark or donate to the GreenDrop truck located in the University Mall back parking lot.
New speed camera on Sideburn Road. Positioned on right side approaching Portsmouth Road from Braddock Road. It is seconds after the flashing yellow 25 mph school zone.
Warning notices will start on Monday, August 18 — the first day of FCPS school year. Tickets will be issued starting on September 17. Higher fines for speeding in school zone.
Posted by L.B.
Reminder when approaching Robinson Secondary on Sideburn Road to make a right turn to Door 7 Kiss-n-Ride area: (1) Do not drive in the bike lane or along the curb; (2) Do not stop in that area to drop off a student; and (3) That’s a 4-point ticket and the camera will catch it all!
Posted by R.C.
ICE CREAM SOCIAL
September 21, 2025
4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Country Club View Park
Each year the Ice Cream Social raffle, in addition to your generous contributions during membership season, allows CCVCA to award scholarships to outstanding high school seniors in our community. We are seeking raffle donations for this year’s event on September 21. Please email Sherrie Brady if you are interested in contributing: sherrie.brady@
Do you need a creative boost? Click here for ideas for putting a donation together. Recipients of the Paul Maltagliati Memorial College Scholarship appreciate your efforts and your donation.
Tuesday, August 5, is National Night Out. We as a neighborhood are not organizing any gatherings, but you as residents are encouraged to get together with your neighbors. CCV is full of wonderful people who exemplify our motto, “Every address a success!” Getting together socially is a great way to embody those words. Have fun! For more information, please click here. — Sherrie Brady, CCVCA Events Chair
Click here for 4th of July community events!
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NOTE: Free Share Saturday is this Saturday, May 31 from 8:00 am – noon, but please make sure any unclaimed items get put away by dark or donate to the GreenDrop truck located in the University Mall back parking lot.
Beginning May 12, until Thursday, May 15, Fairfax County Parkway (Route 286) will have full closures between Burke Centre Parkway (Route 643) and Braddock Road (Route 620) from 10pm-4:30am to install beams for the future Shirley Gate Extension overpass.
Drivers should expect significant delays and are advised to use alternate routes. Full closures:
• Northbound Fairfax County Parkway will be closed to all traffic between Burke Centre Parkway and Braddock Road. Through traffic will be detoured via Burke Centre Parkway, Route 123 (Ox Road) and Braddock Road back to northbound Fairfax County Parkway.
• Southbound Fairfax County Parkway will be closed to through traffic between Braddock Road and Burke Centre Parkway. Through traffic will be detoured via Braddock Road, Route 123 and Burke Centre Parkway back to southbound Fairfax County Parkway.
• Southbound Fairfax County Parkway between Popes Head Road and Burke Centre Parkway will be open to local traffic only. Those on northbound and southbound Fairfax County Parkway needing to reach Nomes Court, Ladues End Lane and Colchester Meadow Lane will be detoured via Burke Centre Parkway, Route 123, Popes Head Road and southbound Fairfax County Parkway back to Nomes Court/Ladues End Lane/Colchester Meadow Lane. https://www.facebook.com/SupervisorJamesWalkinshaw
This year’s ceremony will feature our own Retired Brigadier General Ben Spencer as keynote speaker, and Braddock Supervisor James Walkinshaw as special guest. And yes, our favorite piper John Hughes will be there as well. Click here for more details.
FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va (2/6/25) – A textile recycling pilot program has been launched in the county. In partnership with a New Jersey-based company called Helpsy, the DPWES Solid Waste Management Program is implementing the pilot to provide residents with a convenient way to recycle unwanted textiles. Helpsy is dedicated to extending the life of clothing and reducing textile waste. Items accepted include clothing, shoes, and household fabrics.
Items can be dropped off at the new blue collection bins located next to the Recycling Loop at the I-66 Transfer Station. It’s near where residents also can drop off recyclable materials and food scraps for composting.
Why Recycle Textiles?
Textile waste is one of the fastest-growing waste streams in the United States, yet 95% of discarded textiles can be reused or recycled. By participating in the program, residents help reduce waste, conserve resources, and support sustainability efforts within the community, which align with the county’s Zero Waste Plan that includes, in part, recycling, reuse and recovery.
How the Program Works
Residents can drop off their textiles at the designated blue bins at the I-66 Transfer Station. Items collected through the program are either:
- Reused: Resold through thrift partners in North America and globally or donated to community organizations.
- Recycled: Repurposed into new materials such as insulation, industrial rags, and other useful products.
What Can Be Donated?
The program accepts a wide range of textiles, including:
- Clothing – Tops, sweaters, jeans, dresses, outerwear, baby clothes, undergarments, and more.
- Footwear – Sneakers, boots, heels, slippers, cleats, and more.
- Accessories – Hats, bags, gloves, scarves, jewelry, and sunglasses.
- Linens – Sheets, pillowcases, blankets, comforters, curtains, and table linens.
- Other Items – Stuffed animals, sports uniforms, and luggage.
All dropped-off donations must be clean, dry, odor-free, and in a securely closed plastic bag.
For the latest waste management updates, subscribe to the Fairfax Recycles newsletter and follow us on Facebook and X @ffxpublicworks.
The Fairfax County Solid Waste Management Program office is currently accepting rechargeable and single use batteries in their battery collection box Monday through Friday from 8 am until 4:30 pm; located at 12000 Government Center Parkway, Suite 458. For details about which specific batteries are being accepted please click here.
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NOTE: Free Share Saturday is this Saturday, April 26 from 8:00 am – noon, but please make sure any unclaimed items get put away by dark or donate to the GreenDrop truck located in the University Mall back parking lot.
CCVCA General Membership Meeting
Thursday, April 24, 2025 @ 7:30 pm
St. Mary of Sorrows Catholic Church
Farrell Hall
5222 Sideburn Road
Strong winds, heavy rain, and saturated soil could cause downed trees and flooding. If you encounter any road hazards, report them to the VDOT Customer Service Center.
http://my.VDOT.Virginia.gov
800-FOR-ROAD
Remember to never attempt to cross a flooded road. #TurnAroundDontDrown
CCVCA 2025 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
Every Address a Success!
_____________________
Letter to CCV Neighbors from CCVCA President Marc Tang
Membership Directory to be printed this year!
We invite all of you to renew your membership or join anew by returning a paper application either by mail or in person (delivered in January by your Block Captain); or skip the paperwork and securely complete your 2025 Membership Application now!
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Winter Break is Monday, December 23, to Friday, January 3. FCPS has asked that no homework be assigned during this time. Teachers may assign long-range assignments in the weeks ahead of the break, allowing students to practice time management skills, but no assignments will be due immediately following the break.
Holiday Decorating Contest
Each Winner Receives $100!
Wednesday, December 19, 2024
6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
(Rain Date: Thursday, December 20)
Sponsored by Regan Miller — 2021 Toyland Winner
Judged by a committee of CCVCA members.
Please have your lights on from 6:00 pm–10:00 pm.
Judging is 6:30 pm–9:00 pm or so.
Committee members will be driving throughout the neighborhood.
Everyone is encouraged to decorate to make
our neighborhood merry and bright!
Read about this annual event, including rules and photos of past winners.
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NOTE: Free Share Saturday is this Saturday, November 30 from 8:00 am – noon, but please make sure any unclaimed items get put away by dark!
Veterans DayHonoring All Who Served
Thank you for your service!
OCTOBER 27 @ 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Country Club View Park
Fun Activities for Everyone!
Spooky Trail, Pumpkin Carving Contest, Prize Wheel, Cookie Stacking, Pomander Balls, Candy Corn BINGO, Costume Parade
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NOTE: Free Share Saturday is this Saturday, October 26 from 8:00 am – noon, but please make sure any unclaimed items get put away by dark!
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NOTE: Free Share Saturday is this Saturday, September 28 from 8:00 am – noon, but please make sure any unclaimed items get put away by dark!
10th Annual Ice Cream Social
and Scholarship Raffle
Sunday, September 15, 2024
4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
CCV Park – 10609 Henrico Street
(Click on graphics below to enlarge for better viewing details of donations, list of booths, and map.)
Stop by the Book Nook at the Ice Cream Social on September 15! Book donations needed and can be dropped off starting at 3 pm (set up).
Also collecting donations for local food pantries and the Homeward Trails Animal Rescue.
A record-breaking number of raffle prizes will be on display – 62 baskets! Get there early to buy tickets. Bring cash.
Proceeds support the CCVCA Paul Maltagliati Memorial College Scholarship program!
There will be 20 family-friendly activities including SHEEP grazing around the park. The Plant Stand is your place to share ideas and learn about using Native Plants in your garden! Check out the “Ponies in the Park” cars on display, spin the prize wheel, do the cake walk, get your face painted, meet Mr. Halloween and the Junk Runners, help design the Fence Weaving, and enjoy scoops of ice cream!
Schedule
2:00 — Setup
3:00 — Raffle prizes arrive (60+)
4:00 — ICS begins
4:20 — Cakewalk #1 (3 cake winners; others get cupcakes)
4:40 — Cakewalk #2 (3 cake winners; others get cupcakes)
5:00 — Raffle Drawing #1 (20 prizes)
5:40 — Raffle Drawing #2 (all remaining prizes)
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NOTE: Free Share Saturday is this Saturday, August 31 from 8:00 am – noon, but please make sure any unclaimed items get put away by dark!
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NOTE: Free Share Saturday is this Saturday, July 27 from 8:00 am – noon, but please make sure any unclaimed items get put away by dark!
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NOTE: Free Share Saturday is this Saturday, June 29 from 8:00 am – noon, but please make sure any unclaimed items get put away by dark!
Traffic Advisory: 2024 EagleBank Graduations
Heavy traffic is expected on and around George Mason University’s Fairfax Campus for regional high school graduation ceremonies at EagleBank Arena from May 29 through June 18, 2024. EagleBank Arena will host up to three ceremonies on many days, so traffic will be entering and exiting campus from 8 am until 10 pm. Please allow extra travel time on and around campus. George Mason faculty, staff, and students are advised to use the general permit area of the Rappahannock Parking Deck or the Field House parking lots to avoid delays. Shenandoah Parking Deck (levels 4 and 5) will be open for limited overflow student, employee, and event parking on weekdays when graduations occur.
Wednesday, May 29
- 9:30 am Osbourn High School
- 2 pm Battlefield High School
- 7 pm Gainesville High School
Thursday, May 30
- 9:30 am Woodbridge High School
- 2 pm Forest Park High School
Friday, May 31
- 9:30 am Hylton High School
- 2 pm Potomac High School
- 7 pm Osbourn Park High School
Saturday, June 1
- 9 am Alexandria High School
- 2 pm Gar-Field High School
- 7 pm Freedom (PW) High School
Monday, June 3
- 9:30 am Annandale High School Graduation
- 2 pm Robinson Secondary School
- 7:30 pm Lewis High School
Tuesday, June 4
- 9:30 am Mount Vernon High School
- 2 pm Lake Braddock Secondary School
- 7:30 pm Westfield High School
Wednesday, June 5
- 9:30 am Centreville High School
- 2 pm Herndon High School
- 7:30 pm Edison High School
Thursday, June 6
- 9:30 am West Springfield Secondary School
- 2 pm Woodson High School
- 7:30 pm Justice High School
Friday, June 7
- 9:30 am Chantilly High School
- 2 pm Falls Church High School
- 7:30 pm South Lakes High School
Saturday, June 8
- 7:30 pm Thomas Jefferson High School
Monday, June 10
- 9:30 am Hayfield High School
- 2 pm South County High School
Tuesday, June 11
- 9:30 am Oakton High School
- 2 pm West Potomac High School
Saturday, June 15
- 10 am Broad Run High School
- 2 pm Briar Woods High School
- 7 pm Freedom (LC) High School
Tuesday, June 18
- 10 am John Champe High School
- 2 pm Potomac Falls High School
- 7 pm Park View High School
Monday, May 27, CCV Park, 10:45AM
Bring your flags to wave for the Memorial Day procession, and also bring a chair so you can sit during the ceremony. For the ceremony program and more details about the CCVCA Memorial Celebration, please click here.
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NOTE: Free Share Saturday is this Saturday, May 25 from 8:00 am – noon, but please make sure any unclaimed items get put away by dark!
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NOTE: Free Share Saturday is this Saturday, April 27 from 8:00 am – noon, but please make sure any unclaimed items get put away by dark!
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Refreshments provided. This weekend is also the City Nature Challenge! Help the DC area make the most nature observations in this international contest! We can show you how to record your nature observations for the challenge.
UPDATE 03/28/24: The university has decided not to move forward with the Washington Freedom on negotiations to build a temporary baseball and cricket stadium on the West Campus. Click here for more information.
CCVCA is closely monitoring the GMU-Washington Freedom Cricket Stadium as it develops (click on photo to enlarge for better view). Please click here for resource links. Stay tuned for updates as well as potential opportunities for members to share their thoughts on this project. Feedback from the community will help determine what positions on the stadium will best serve the needs of Country Club View and surrounding neighborhoods.
Dr. Gregory Washington, GMU President, will be the guest speaker at the CCVCA General Membership Meeting on April 25! Please submit your questions or proposed topics to CCVCAFx@gmail.com or any CCVCA Board Member.
Guest speaker Dr. Gregory Washington, GMU President, will join us to discuss issues impacting our larger community, including development of GMU’s West Campus. Good communication is the heart of neighborliness, and Dr. Washington’s visit is an opportunity for CCV neighbors to communicate our hopes and expectations to the head of our university neighbor.
CCVCA 2024 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
Every Address a Success!
Letter to CCV Neighbors from CCVCA President Marc Tang
Dear Neighbor,
As we reflect on this past year it is wonderful to see our community continue to shine. A recent Neighborhood Scout report describes Country Club View as a “combination of top public schools, low crime rates, and owner-occupied single-family homes giving this area the look and feel of a ‘Leave it to Beaver’ episode.” It also notes that “demand for real estate in Country Club View is above average for the U.S.” What the report doesn’t fully recognize is that we also have a thriving community of wonderful and engaged neighbors.
In 2023 our Country Club View Civic Association (CCVCA) membership included 242 (of 470+ total) households — our goal is to reach even higher neighbor participation this year! We invite all of you to renew your membership or join anew by selecting Join/Renew from the menu bar to securely complete your application online.
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Holiday Decorating Contest
Winner in each category receives $100!
Everyone is encouraged to decorate to make our neighborhood merry and bright!
Monday, December 18, 2023
6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
(Rain Date: Tuesday, December 19)
RULES
Only CCVCA members are eligible to win an award. (Membership Application)
AWARDS
The judging committee will award one winner for each category:
Toyland — appealing to children
Traditional — elegant, classic, sacred or secular
Winter Wonderland — magical glistening snow
Winners will receive $100 and a yard sign in recognition of their holiday display.
For more information about the competition, click here.
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CCV Park
The Ice Cream Social and the Halloween Festival
will be held as a joint event this year!
OCTOBER 29, 2023
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The Country Club of Fairfax’s fireworks display will begin around 9:00 pm on Saturday, July 1. CCV neighbors often watch from their own homes (if skyline is unobstructed by trees) and others walk up to Ox Road and set up chairs along the sidewalk. For those who drive up, please do not park on Ox Road but instead on a side road (Portsmouth, Marlborough, Ames). Some viewers watch from University Mall and the Salvation Army. FYI: CCV’s close proximity to the fireworks can be overwhelming for people of all ages and pets, so plan accordingly for loud bangs that last about 30+ minutes! Click here for more local events.
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Halloween Festival
CCV Park – 10609 Henrico Street
October 30, 2022
2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
No rain date if inclement weather.
Volunteers should meet in the park at 12:30 pm to set up.
Costume Parade — Line Up at 2:00; Parade Begins at 2:10.
* To participate in the home decorating and/or pumpkin carving contests, please submit by noon on Saturday, October 29, at least one photo of the entry to: Thomas.mccurdy89@gmail.com. You may submit both a daytime and a nighttime photo to best show your home decorations and carved pumpkin(s).
* A station will be set up if you want to bring your own pumpkin and carve it at the festival. If you plan to submit your on-site carved pumpkin for the contest, please note the voting begins at 3:oo pm.
* Voting on house decorations and pumpkins (submitted photos and carved on-site) will be done at the festival from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm. There will be no voting on Facebook this year. Winners will be announced and given a sign to place in their front yard.
* Spooky Trail participants must sign up on-site to be led by a guide. Groups of about 10 participants will be called from the list and then staggered to maximize fun for everyone involved.
* Yard games, prize wheel, selfie station, yummy treats, and spooky music will make this Halloween Festival a spooktacular event for all!
8th Annual Ice Cream Social
CCV Park – 10609 Henrico Street
September 18, 2022
4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
All CCV residents are welcome to participate, but if you are not already a member of the civic association we encourage you to join as the $15 dues support this event.
Don’t forget to bring cash or check (made out to CCVCA) for the Paul Maltagliati Scholarship Fund Raffle–$1/1 ticket; $5/6 tickets; $10/12 tickets; $20/24 tickets! There will be a jar for each item, so you can put your tickets in any of the ones you are interested in. Click on each flyer to view.
Deer Management Program in Country Club View Park
September 10, 2022 – February 18, 2023
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Country Club View Civic Association
Memorial Day Ceremony
Monday, May 30, 2022
CCV Park, 10609 Henrico Street
10:45 am
Bring photos to the Memorial Table.
CCV Rolling Thunder rides the neighborhood.
11:00 am
CCV Rolling Thunder arrives CCV Park.
Bagpipe Processional – John Hughes
Welcome – Bill Barfield, 1st Vice President
Present the Colors – Troop 1865
“The Star-Spangled Banner”
Introduction of Braddock Supervisor – Bill Barfield
Braddock Supervisor – James Walkinshaw
“America the Beautiful”
Wreath Presentation – CCV Women’s Club
Introduction of Guest Speaker – Bill Barfield
Guest Speaker – Brigadier General Benjamin Spencer
“My Country, ‘Tis of Thee”
Closing Remarks – Bill Barfield
A Moment of Silence
Retreat the Colors – Troop 1865
“Taps”
Bagpipe Recessional – John Hughes
Residents are invited to bring photos of family or friends who gave their lives in service to the United States of America to place on the Memorial Table.
Troop 1865 will collect full-sized American flags that need to be retired.
Please bring your own lawn chairs for basketball court seating.
Color Guard – Caitlin Ferguson, Lucila Talbot, Lawrence Bradley, Parker Keane
MONDAY, APRIL 25, 2022 AT 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM
CCVCA Spring Membership General Meeting
featuring Erickson Senior Living & CCVCA Officer Elections
All CCVCA members are invited to attend our Spring and Fall membership meetings, held at St. Mary’s Church in Farrell Hall at 5222 Sideburn Road.
During our annual Spring meeting we conduct officer elections as well as share updates on current agenda items like Membership Drive, Events, and Scholarship. Please email ccvcafx@gmail.com if you cannot attend and would like to submit a Proxy Ballot.
This Spring we will hear from invited guest speaker David Taylor with updates on the Erickson Senior Living’s project nearby on Braddock Road.
If you haven’t joined yet, please take a moment now to submit your 2022 CCVCA Membership Application and $15 annual dues.
CCVCA Yard Sale
Saturday, April 23, 2022
8:00 am – 12:00 pm
If you intend to host a yard sale on Saturday, April 23, please complete the participation form to be included on the CCVCA Yard Sale Map. (Note: You may still host a yard sale if you do not submit this form.) Copies of the map will be made available at CCV neighborhood entrance signs that morning. The CCVCA Yard Sale Map will not show any identifying information — simply a “pin” at each participating address. Please submit the form by Wednesday, April 20, to appear as a destination on the map.
On April 23, 2022, the CCV Stream Cleanup will be held from 10:00 am – 11:00 am. Celebrate Earth Day by showing some love for our local stream, Sideburn branch of Pohick Creek! Please join us in reducing the amount of trash in the Country Club View Park stream to prevent it from continuing downstream! Last year there were basketballs, tennis balls, tubing, and even rusty chairs uncovered from the muck and brought out to be collected by the Park Authority. This is a great opportunity for students to earn service hours.
Two locations to meet: CCV Park by the tennis courts or the park entrance off of Grinnell Street. Dress appropriately for being in the woods and around the creek–wear gloves, long pants, and shoes that can get muddy. CCVCA will provide trash bags for volunteers and treats to enjoy after the cleanup.
The Country Club View Women’s Club is collecting hats and mittens/gloves for students age 5-12. These will be distributed to needy students at Oak View and Laurel Ridge Elementary Schools after Thanksgiving. If you would like to make a donation of new or gently used items, please Contact Us with “Women’s Club Clothing Donation” in the subject line. We would love to have you join our project to support our community.
Cub Scout Pack 1865 is chartered by the Country Club View Civic Association. As Scouts, we know we’re fortunate to have a warm meal every night, whether around the campfire or at the kitchen table. Not everyone is so lucky and that’s the motivation behind our annual food collection drive Scouting for Food. On Saturday, November 13, we’ll be out in the neighborhood to pick up the bags you set out to support this worthy cause. Items provided are appreciated and no donation is too small. Thank you for your support!
Come to the CCV Park from 4:00-6:00 pm and enjoy the Spooky Trail and games!
Around 4:30 pm there will be a costume parade on the basketball court.
See Halloween Competitions for Pumpkin Carving and Home Decorating events!
The Fairfax Community Farmers’ Markets
10500 Page Avenue, Fairfax, VA 22030
Saturday Market — October 16, 23 & 30 from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Sunday Market — October 17 & 24 from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Holiday Farmers’ Market — November 6, 13 & 20 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Vendors travel from West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, District of Columbia, and Virginia locations outside the DMV. For seven months of the year, they bring these markets to our community. There’s a diverse group of Saturday and Sunday vendors at the markets!
CCVCA Yard Sale
Saturday, October 9, 2021
Green Drop Donations Accepted
Country Club View Park
11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Donations benefit American Red Cross
7th Annual Ice Cream Social
Sunday, September 19, 2021
Country Club View Park
4:00 – 6:00 pm
All CCV residents are welcome to participate, but if you are not already a member of the civic association we encourage you to join as the $15 dues support this event.
What do Humpty Dumpty, a Moose, a Unicorn and a Dinosaur have in common? They are all going to be in raffle baskets with their own special illustrated books. Don’t forget to bring cash or check (made out to CCVCA) for the Paul Maltagliati Scholarship Fund Raffle–$1/1 ticket; $5/6 tickets; $10/12 tickets; $20/24 tickets! There will be a jar for each item, so you can put your tickets in any of the ones you are interested in.
Donations are needed for the Book Nook and Plant Exchange! Please click on the Map, Chart, Book Nook, Plant Exchange, and Girl Scouts for a better view of each flyer.
* No Parking on PORTSMOUTH ROAD (the entire street from Sideburn to Ox).* Signs also posted on Almond, Ames, Glenville, and Elmira.
* Monday thru Friday from July 20 to August 2.
* Cars must be removed 7am until 6pm or risk being towed.
Work has already begun in other parts of the neighborhood. Use this map to follow the paving progress in CCV and surrounding areas.
Looking for something to do this summer? (click on flyer)
Braddock Nights:
Wednesday evenings • 7:30 – 8:30 p.m. • Rutherford Park
Friday evenings • 7:30 – 8:30 p.m. • Royal Lake Park
Arts in the Parks:
Wednesday Mornings • 10 a.m. • Frying Pan Farm Park Visitor Center
Saturday mornings • 10 a.m. • Mason District Park, Burke Lake Park, EC Lawrence Park Amphitheater & Wakefield Park (behind the Rec Center)
The 2021 CCVCA Membership Directory has been distributed to members. If you haven’t joined/renewed yet, please take a moment now to submit your 2021 CCVCA Membership Application and $15 annual dues to receive your free directory while supplies last!
On Sunday, May 16, 2021, CCVCA hosted its first Concert in the Park! CCV’s own professional musicians—Solomia and Andre of the band Gerdan—presented “Music Greetings from Eastern Europe.” They entertained and enlightened with folk music and dance of their homeland (Ukraine and surrounding countries).
On April 17 and 18, 2021, Andrew Harmon of Boy Scout Troop #1865 completed his service project. He sanded, refinished, and painted the rails for the Oak View Elementary School access walkway at Gadsen Drive.
On April 10, 2021, the CCV Stream Cleanup was held from 10-11 am. Thank you Boy Scout Troop #1865 and all the volunteers for a job well done! It was a great success with about 40 people participating. Basketballs, tennis balls, tubing, and even rusty chairs were uncovered from the muck and brought out to be collected by the Park Authority. Civic responsibility abounds in CCV!
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