Approved in 1970 and built and funded by Greater McLean arearesidents, the McLean Community Center now relies on volunteers, gifts and donations to run its facilities and programs. Throughout the year the Center hosts many programs and services for adults and children, including classes, lectures, study tours, art exhibits, theater performances and specialty shows. The Center offers more than 100 classes for all ages on varied topics including, but not limited to, art, business, dance, writing, chess, language, fitness and theater. In addition, McLean residents can experience the arts through the 424-seat Alden Theatre, which brings nationally and internationally known musicians, dancers and theater players. Groups that perform at the theater include the McLean Kids, Jammin’ Juniors, McLean Symphony and the McLean Community Players. Residents can also experience the visual arts through the McLean Project for the Arts galleries and the Susan B. DuVal Art Studio. Families with children will love the Old Firehouse Teen Centeroperated by the McLean Community Center. The Old Firehouse hosts events and activities specifically with teens in mind. Activities provided are wholesome and help children and young adults through programs for physical, mental and emotional development. Finally, the McLean Community Center holds many community events throughout the year, including: The Center is located at 1234 Ingleside Ave. in McLean. For more information, call 703-790-0123 or visit www.mcleancenter.org.
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Will ~ Great information. This really takes me back; we attended many events at the Old Firehouse and it's great to hear it has been turned into a Teen Center.
Nov 29, 2010 12:10 AM
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