A new program for planning and designing public spaces is coming to Reston Historic Trust & Museum later this month.
The museum announced the program, Placemaking in Fairfax County, in a press release yesterday morning (Nov. 9). The discussion about the upcoming program is planned to take place next Wednesday (Nov. 18) at Reston Community Center Lake Anne (1609-A Washington Plaza).
According to the press release, the program presented by Deputy County Executive of Fairfax County Anne Rachel Flynn will emphasize:
- The importance of “placemaking”
- Planning and designing public spaces in the community
- Creating great neighborhoods and community centers
Fairfax County residents can register online to attend this program next week with Reston Community Center, using the registration code “702000-1B,” the press release said, or by calling the center at 703-476-4500.
To be a part of the discussion virtually, participants should email [email protected].
Photo via Reston Historic Trust & Museum
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