City of Manassas Park Launches New Centralized Events Calendar

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The City of Manassas Park has launched a new centralized calendar, providing the community with a single, reliable source to find and share events happening across the city. 

This free community calendar brings together events from City departments as well as local partners, including schools, nonprofits, and businesses, into one easy-to-use platform. Individuals no longer need to search across multiple websites or social media platforms to stay informed because everything is now available in one location. 

The calendar is now live and accessible on the City’s website: manassasparkva.gov 

Residents often face challenges keeping track of events shared across multiple channels. The new community calendar solves this by offering a city-managed, centralized hub that:  

  • Improves access by providing one reliable source for everything happening in Manassas Park 
  • Strengthens coordination by helping reduce scheduling conflicts and duplication 
  • Increases visibility and participation in local events 

“This new tool is about making it easier for people to stay connected to what’s happening around them,” says Assistant City Manager Dustin Sternbeck. “By bringing everything into one place, we have created a more accessible way for our community to experience all events across Manassas Park.”  

The centralized calendar is a step in the city’s commitment to improving citywide communications and supporting a more connected and engaged Manassas Park. Explore the new calendar and begin using it as your go-to resource for local events.  

About Manassas Park

Manassas Park is a place unlike any other: welcoming, diverse, connected, and full of opportunity. Located in the heart of Northern Virginia, Manassas Park offers a unique blend of close-knit charm and regional accessibility. While embracing growth, innovation, and progress, Manassas Park remains a place where people feel at home, and everyone belongs. Learn more at manassasparkva.gov.   

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